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You can breathe easier - literally - from Monday, when Singapore removes the requirement to wear a mask in most indoor settings.optional on taxis and private-hire cars.Studies have shown that mask-wearing affects children’s ability to recognise faces and emotions. For adults, it can interfere with verbal communication. “We now recognise people only through their eyes and the top of nose,” said Dr Derek Soon from Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, whom we interviewed for a feature on face blindness.

From Monday, masks will be optional in most indoor settings. But you still have to keep your mask on if you are flying by SIA to these places.The former AXA Tower site at 8 Shenton Way will be redeveloped into a 63-storey office, retail, residential and hotel project.askST: Is it safe to click on a link sent by entities on the anti-SMS spoofing registry?

There are more than 120 organisations listed on the registry, including the CPF board. Does it mean it is safe to click on links from them?

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