SINGAPORE: More than 800 Singaporeans have safely returned from flood-stricken Hat Yai in Thailand to Singapore.In a Facebook ...

PUB's chief discusses Singapore's evolving strategy for managing flash floods and securing water supply amid the challenges of climate change. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.

More than 800 Singaporeans affected by the Hat Yai floods in southern Thailand have reached Singapore safely, said Minister ...

MFA said on Nov 28 that over 600 Singaporeans embarked on their journey from Hat Yai to Singapore. Read more at ...

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has expressed his deep sadness by the devastation caused by widespread flooding across South-east Asia. Over the past week, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand have been ...

Heavy rainfall has unleashed widespread flooding and landslides across Asia, killing more than 1,100 people in a week of ...

The Singapore Red Cross (SRC) has pledged S$250,000 (US$192,800) to five national societies in Asia, where communities have ...

More than 600 Singaporeans have started their journey home from southern Thailand’s Hat Yai, said Singapore’s Ministry of ...

Hundreds more remain missing after the latest extreme weather to hit the region caused floods and landslides, in a horror wet ...

By bno - Surabaya Office The humanitarian organisation Singapore Red Cross is directing $250,000 to five partner national ...