AGP Executive Report
Last update: 20 hours agoWorkplace Burnout: A Singapore worker described “0 flexibility” and a toxic culture, saying urgent inbox demands even after weekends left them mentally and physically drained. Mobility Aid Safety: Footage showed an elderly woman driving an electric wheelchair against traffic on Qiaonan Road; Singapore’s rules restrict PMAs to public walkways and violations can bring fines and jail. Sports Injury Update: Badminton world champions Toh Ee Wei and Chen Tang Jie had to retire at the Singapore Open after Ee Wei injured her left knee; she’s set for an MRI scan on Monday. Health & Safety at Work: A Universal Studios Singapore performer died after a medical emergency during training for the WaterWorld stunt show; the resort says it’s reviewing the circumstances with the employer. Dry Eye Research: NTU-linked scientists reported new eye drops that help mouse eyes perform photosynthesis-like reactions, aiming at future treatment for dry eye disease. Dengue Watch: Singapore reported 53 dengue cases last week, the highest weekly total so far in 2026. Regional Health Context: Malaysia faces rising youth nicotine use concerns, with calls for stronger action against vapes and tobacco products.
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