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Established in 1999
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Estimated population of Singapore citizens and permanent residents - 3,163,500 as at June 1998.
Chinese 77%
Malays 14%
Indians 7.6%
Other ethnic groups 1.4%
Working Language: English
Other official languages: Mandarin, Malay & Tamil.
Planners expect the population of Singapore to reach 5.5 million by 2040 or 2050, taking into account an expected increase in the number of foreigners working here. From just 3 million in 1990, the number has swelled to 3.9 million today, including 700,000 foreigners.
A high-level working committee is now looking at ways to encourage more couples to have babies. Demographer Saw Swee Hock says that if the fertility rate continues to stay below two, the population here, minus the foreigners, will peak at about 3.3 million in 2025 and then begin to drop.
Singapore's water is clean and safe to drink from the tap. There is no need to boil it.
What's New on our website
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Water-Tide Table For Singapore
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The WEATHER on MONDAY: Showers with thunder expected in the late afternoon and early evening affecting most areas, partly cloudy thereafter. WEATHER OUTLOOK: TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY: Surface winds over Singapore are generally from the north-northwest direction. Afternoon and early evening showers with thunder are expected. WATER TIDES (this month) High tide 5.03am 2.3m 3.45pm 2.4m SUN Sunrise 6.54am Sunset 6.57pm MOON Moonrise 1.17pm Moonset 12.52am PSI: 34 (good) TEMPERATURE: 24-32 degrees Celsius (The weather is updated daily before 8am Singapore time) For more information, call Meteorological Service Singapore Tel: (65) 542 7788. |
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NEW WEBSITES Ethelon.com is the website of Icon.Net, an Application Service Provider which delivers business tools and applications over the Internet for small and medium sized Asian businesses under the brand name of Ethelon. Ecourts.com.sg is the website of Courts, the lifestyle store which lets you buy furniture, furnishings, appliances and computers on hire purchase. World66.com is the open-source travel portal. Interactive guides to hundreds of destinations, including Singapore. Tech-genesis.com is the website of Tech Genesis Solutions, a young, fast moving e-Business integrator delivering time-to-market e-Business solutions. Through speed, innovation and efficiency, Tech Genesis Solutions delivers quality solutions that respond to the changing business needs of the new economy. SPCA is the website of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Singapore. Petshop is an online pet-lovers' community. You can exchange tips, buy, sell or adopt your pet here. Lien Clinic For Women Singapore Gynaecologist practising in Mt Elizabeth Hospital. Doing minimally invasive surgery for endometriosis fibroids, infertility and abortion. PropBuzz.com is a new property portal which lets you tap the combined resources of blue-chip developers and consultants. Its shareholders are Pidemco Land, CB Richard Ellis, Jones Lang Lasalle, City Developments Ltd and MCL Land. Wlawan.com is the website of William Lai & Alan Wong Advocates & Solicitors - Singapore Lawyers. Click New Websites for the rest of the list. |
BANKmates: Get a Personal Assistant to do your errands in Singapore. SporesCity www.sporescity.com The Singaporean website community Set up your company's website here. More... We are now 1,651 pages thick and growing. Public Holidays CHRISTMAS DAY is the next public holiday. It falls on Monday 25 December 2000.
11 and still counting That's the number of MediaCorp Studios artistes so far to have resigned to cross over to rival MediaWorks set up by the SPH group. |
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GOVERNMENT MATTERS Singapore Government Website Police Ministry Of Education Consular Matters & Migrating (known as permanent residency) Setting up a business? Do a free Name Search first to see whether the name you want is available. Click RCB.
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Sam's Pet Gallery - An Exhibition 22 Nov - 6 Dec 2000 12pm - 9pm NTUC Hougang Mall Atrium Level 1. Exotic fishes and aquatic animals, the latest tank set-up, various breeds of small and furry animals - rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters and mice, customised photography session with exhibits or your pet. Highlights: Free Pet Photography - you are only required to pay for the merchandise on which the picture is printed, eg. T-shirts, mugs, etc. Romeo And Juliet Choreography: Goh Choo San Presented by Singapore Dance Theatre 13*, 14, 15 & 16 Dec 2000 8pm Kallang Theatre *Ballet Ball - Donation of S$300, S$500, S$1000 per seat. Tickets at S$48, S$42, S$36, S$28 & S$18. Tickets from SISTIC at Tel: (65) 348 5555 or click SISTIC. For more information, please click SDT. Christmas On Ice 2000 19 - 22 Dec 2000 Singapore Indoor Stadium 2pm, 5pm, & 8pm. 18 Dec 2000 Mandarin only 5pm, 8pm. Admission is free. Tickets from SISTIC at Tel: (65) 348 5555 or click SISTIC (after 5 Dec) See Entertainment for more information on local happenings! |
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Monday 4 Dec 2000
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SINGAPORE SLING |
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30ml Gin |
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15ml Cherry Brandy |
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120ml Pineapple Juice |
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15ml Lime Juice |
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7.5ml Cointreau |
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7.5ml Dom Benedictine |
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10ml Grenadine |
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A dash of Angostura Bitters |
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Garnish with a slice of pineapple & cherry |
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The Singapore Sling was created by Raffles Hotel bartender Mr Ngiam Tong Boon. |