Two police officers rescued two toddlers (right) who were found conscious in the living room of a burning Housing Board flat in Marsiling in Singapore on June 22 night. The toddlers were home alone when the fire occurred at around 10.40pm. - VARUN KARTHIK, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
Malaysia:
* Palm oil firm Kulim receives first post-pandemic migrant workers
* Pollution shuts Sg Semenyih treatment plant for four hours, water supply not affected
* Covid-19: New infection wave may emerge sooner than expected, says KJ
* Malaysia's Election Commission gears up for GE15
* Covid-19: Cases on the rise in Sabah, says Masidi
* Cradle Fund murder trial: AGC files appeal over verdict
* Sabah sea curfew extended to July 9
* Nine Indonesians jailed, fined for illegally possessing gaharu wood
Singapore:
* Elderly woman lived with dead son for a week in Singapore flat
* Two toddlers rescued from fire in Singapore flat; 60 residents evacuated
* Singapore begins importing renewable energy from Laos via Thailand, Malaysia
* US recession will drag Asia's growth but region may avoid a sharp downturn: analysts
* Man in SG charged for possessing S$28,500 in accounts allegedly used to launder scam monies
* 18 months' probation for Singapore PR who posted anti-Islam remarks online
* Migrant workers can expect fast approvals for passes to four popular spots
Thailand:
* Thailand’s first earth exploration satellite slated for early 2023 launch
* Pre-dawn parade of five planets over Thailand on Friday, Saturday
* Thailand, UK agree to boost trade back to US$7-bil level
* Health issues caused by marijuana on the rise in Bangkok
* Legalising cannabis is a journey into the unknown: The Nation contributor
* Thailand records 2,299 Covid-19 cases and 18 deaths
Indonesia:
* Indonesia plans tin royalty hike, ingot export ban
* Baby Bornean orangutan born in Indonesia's wildlife reserve
* Indonesia's NasDem party eyes coalition after endorsing potential presidential candidates
* Riau governor urges Batam-Singapore ferry operators to slash fares
* Bank Indonesia keeps rates on hold, as expected
Philippines:
* Locsin: Philippine-China oil and gas talks ‘terminated completely’
* Tough job ahead for Marcos Jr as agriculture chief: Inquirer
* Philippine peso further weakens to 54.7 against US dollar
* Luzon fishermen groan as fuel prices surge
Vietnam:
* Vietnam denounces China's military drill, asserts sovereignty over island chains
* Hanoi finalises design of US$375mil Tran Hung Dao Bridge
* Vietnam-Australia to further boost trade and investment ties
Myanmar:
* Myanmar's Suu Kyi moved to solitary confinement in prison
* Too much at stake in Myanmar for international complacency, says UN rep
* Asean should rethink its approach to Myanmar crisis, U.N. expert says
Cambodia:
* Cambodia exploring effective railway line to ‘land-linked’ Laos
* S. Korean men fabricated kidnapping story to escape debts: Cambodia police
* Team-up aims to build eco-friendly homes for Siem Reap’s down and out
Laos:
* Lao govt seeks to preserve 4.5 million hectares of farmland
* Lao Information Ministry reports success in battle against drugs
Brunei:
* Brunei economic hubs under climate change threats
* South Korean in Brunei court over sexual assault at golf club
Aseanplus:
* Terra co-founder lost nearly all his wealth in wipeout: WSJ
* Macau keeps casinos open as bars, cinemas shut to tame virus
* Japan to end financing of key coal projects in Indonesia and Bangladesh
* N. Korea's Kim oversees military meet amid potential nuke test
* Record floods threaten southern China; Guangdong shuts factories, schools
* New Hong Kong leader vows to review hotel quarantine policy
* S.Korea to provide $1 million in humanitarian aid to earthquake-hit Afghanistan
* Beijing insists on 'right political tone' for online streamers
* Consumers are racking up rewards in Japan by buying green
* Chinese officials punished for changing health codes of bank depositors
* Markets fluctuate, oil falls again as recession warnings build
* Japan to provide necessary aid for Afghanistan after earthquake - govt spokesperson
