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100 days in office: PM Wong says govt studying how to tackle cost of living concerns, take better care of seniors

In his first press conference since the National Day Rally (NDR), Prime Minister Lawrence Wong directly addressed the concerns that are hitting close to home for many Singaporeans - the rising cost of living and the challenges of caring for elderly f

By: asiaone.com

Aug 23 2024
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100 days in office: PM Wong says govt studying how to tackle cost of living concerns, take better care of seniors

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