SINGAPORE Post has been fined S$300,000 for not meeting quality of service standards for the delivery of local basic letters, as well as registered and international mail in 2018, the Infocomm Media Development Authority announced in a statement
on Friday.THE Ministry of Trade and Industry has appointed Tan Chong Meng as the new chairman of JTC Corporation as it announced other changes to the boards of JTC, the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore and the Energy Market Authority .
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