Serious Many Pappys don't like OngYK..not Team player.

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Ong Ye Kung​

2d ·
Ahead of International Women’s Day, I announced our move to empower women to take charge of their health through genomics.
From this December, women at risk of Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer will receive subsidies and use MediSave for genetic testing and treatments. We will also extend MediShield Life and MediSave coverage to related risk-reducing surgeries later this year. We recognise the courage of women who choose to understand their risks and take proactive steps for their health, and would like to support them on their journey.

 

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OYK is happy about more EV charges in Sembawang.

Ong Ye Kung

and Sayang Sembawang​

3d ·
More EV chargers are coming to Sembawang GRC soon, bringing added convenience for residents who drive electric vehicles. Another step towards a cleaner and more sustainable community!
#Eve #HDB

 

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Ong Ye Kung​

2d ·
A little late, but here are six things you may not know about Chingay.

 

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Ong Ye Kung

and Berita Harian Singapura
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5d ·

In Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, tapping out isn’t losing, it’s knowing your limits before real damage sets in. The same goes for your health.
Don’t wait until something feels serious before going for a check-up!
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Dalam sukan Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, 'tap out' tidak bermakna kalah tapi menunjukkan kesedaran tentang kemampuan diri untuk mengelakkan kecederaan. Sama juga dengan penjagaan kesihatan.
Jalani pemeriksaan kesihatan, jangan tunggu sampai dah sakit baru nak jumpa doktor!

 

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OYK gives an update.

Ong Ye Kung​

9h ·
Watch how the former Royal Malayan Navy space transforms into a vibrant community hub for all. More developments in Sembawang are on the way.

 

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Ong Ye Kung​

8h ·
From conducting oral food challenges to EpiPen training, paediatric allergy doctors do big work
to keep little ones safe from allergies, and parents reassured

 

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Ong Ye Kung

is with Koh Poh Koon - 许宝琨.​

4h ·
I am sad that Poh Koon will be stepping down as a political office holder. I know that the matter has been weighing on his mind. I am glad that he has come to a decision, and respect him for doing what he feels is best for his family.
I will miss his honest counsel at MOH. Being a doctor, a hardworking MP, and a grounded person, he will always have a useful perspective on healthcare issues.
I will miss him as a close colleague. Partly because we were from the same secondary school, we can tune into each other’s wavelength easily. I felt it especially when we go on media interviews together. The conversation and banter would flow without any prior coordination.
I am happy that Poh Koon will continue to serve as an MP and adviser to his constituency. He has kept his clinical skills warm, and I hope he will be able to serve as a doctor in public healthcare, caring for patients. But this is just my hope, and I don’t wish to put any pressure on him.
I wish him and his family all the best.