Singapore is buzzing with excitement this March, from culinary accolades to the upcoming General Election. Let’s dive into what’s hot in the Lion City this week!
Seven Local Eateries Shine on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025
In a moment of gastronomic pride, seven Singapore restaurants have made it onto the prestigious Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2025 list. This annual celebration, marked by a live awards ceremony, recognizes the culinary talent thriving in our vibrant food scene.
- Each restaurant brings a unique flavour, showcasing the diversity of our culinary landscape.
- From innovative dining experiences to traditional hawker fare, Singapore’s presence is undeniably strong.
More Than 2 Million Singaporeans Eligible to Vote in Upcoming General Election
According to the Elections Department, a total of 2,758,095 electors are set to participate in the next General Election. With over 2 million eligible voters, the stakes have never been higher as citizens look to influence policies and governance in the country.
Reflections on Electoral Boundaries
Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh has raised concerns regarding the recent Electoral Boundaries Review Committee report, indicating a potentially unfair distribution of electoral boundaries. Singh emphasised the need for a more balanced political system to ensure every voice is heard in the upcoming election.
Making Memories: Celebrating New Beginnings
In lighter news, Hong Kong actors Edwin Siu and Priscilla Wong have welcomed their first child, announcing the joyous occasion via social media. Meanwhile, fellow actor Tony Yang is expecting his third child, highlighting a season of joy even as voters gear up for significant civic duties.
The Return of Ramadan Bazaars
As Ramadan unfolds, traditional bazaars are popping up across Singapore, attracting food lovers eager to indulge in various kuih and snacks. Visitors will have an array of scrumptious options to choose from, reminiscent of festive gatherings past.
Safety Incident at Lower Seletar Reservoir
In a tragic incident, a wheelchair-bound woman fell into Lower Seletar Reservoir and died. The event sparked an outpouring of concern from the community and highlighted the importance of safety measures around water bodies.