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A day after healthcare services were affected by a nearly 10-hour-long system disruption, it's largely back to normal at Singapore's public hospitals and polycl…
A day after healthcare services were affected by a nearly 10-hour-long system disruption, it's largely back to normal at Singapore's public hospitals and polyclinics. While queues and waiting areas remain busy, patients CNA spoke to say things are moving smoothly again. Tuesday's disruption affected services - including appointment bookings, registrations and payments. Beatrice Yap reports.
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@@073hmImported3wk ago
Stay safe having enough money to use is good already, don't be like the party must collect as much money as possible until game over, goes to another world also want to collect money.
@@073hmImported3wk ago
The gov own self said sg is a safe place, but even some of the staff working at the sg anti-scam center are the scammers themselves, but nobody knows about it.
A day after healthcare services were affected by a nearly 10-hour-long system disruption, it's largely back to normal at Singapore's public hospitals and polyclinics. While queues and waiting areas remain busy, patients CNA spoke to say things are moving smoothly again. Tuesday's disruption affected services - including appointment bookings, registrations and payments. Beatrice Yap reports.
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