The vaccines were supposed to be the ticket out of the pandemic. But in Singapore, things did not go according to plan. The Southeast Asian city-state was widely considered a success story in its initial handling of the coronavirus.

They had the vaccines and a plan to reopen. Instead they got cold feet.

Singapore's Home and Law Minister K Shanmugam has praised India's innovative approach to the Coronavirus outbreak. K Shanmugam says India has a lot to offer to the global fight against the pandemic. Listen to this exclusive conversation with Palki Sharma.

Gravitas Exclusive: Singapore's Home Minister praises India |  K Shanmugam

Till last month Singapore was being held for its COVID-19 model but in the last two weeks, there has been a massive spike in the infections. In Singapore's the second wave has trapped the migrant workers. WION in an exclusive conversation spoke to Home Minister of Singapore K. Shanmugam.

WION Exclusive conversation with Singapore Home Minister K. Shanmugam on COVID-19 Pandemic

Singaporean Reverend Samuel Gift Stephen originally intended to donate just a lunch to thousands of migrant workers undergoing quarantine for Good Friday (April 10).

Coronavirus Outbreak: Singapore pastor battles food crisis for migrants

The number of coronavirus cases has spiked across Asia, crushing hopes that the region had contained the outbreak.

Big blow for Singapore since COVID-19 Pandemic: 728 new coronavirus cases

Second wave of Coronavirus hits Singapore

Another wave of coronavirus outbreak threatens Singapore as the country reported late on Thursday a record jump in the number of cases. The Ministry of Health reported 728 new cases, the biggest rise on a daily basis, taking the toll number of infections to 4,427, including 10 deaths.

Second wave of coronavirus wave threatens Singapore as country witnesses record infections

Singapore is battling the second wave of pandemic Coronavirus (COVID-19). It has reported the highest single day surge of 142 positive cases.

Singapore battles second wave of pandemic COVID-19, reports highest single day surge of 142 cases

Singapore teachers have stopped using Zoom, a video-conferencing app, after intruders made lewd comments in an online class, officials said on Friday. The city-state's schools were shut down earlier this week as a part of measures to control the novel coronavirus outbreak, but students are attending classes via so-called "home-based learning".

Singapore teachers stop teaching via Zoom app after intruders gatecrash online session