AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Green Fight: More than 1,000 people rallied at Hong Lim Park over plans for Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks, urging the government to reorganise development without clearing the forest. Housing Pipeline: Two new GLS sites in Marina South and Orchard Boulevard could add about 500 private homes, with developers expected to bid keenly despite different market propositions. Care at Home: A new scheme will support Jurong patients with advanced organ failure after discharge, with home visits by retired nurses and trained carers to reduce re-admissions. Trade Rules Watch: Singapore could face tougher enforcement after a US report flagged it in a “great transshipment scam”, with economists saying firms may need stricter checks on true country of origin. AI & Finance: Singapore banks are leaning on AI to keep investment managers amid Hong Kong’s tax push, while global markets debate how higher rates are hitting bonds. Culture & Community: NAC and FairPrice plan to play Singapore music across 159 outlets, and Starlight 2026 wrapped up in Singapore with more international youth teams and added workshops.
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