Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on June 29

Death of child infected with Covid-19 and two other viruses a rare case, say doctors

Most children with Covid-19 will do well, but a few may have worsening of their underlying asthma or develop wheeze.Changes to P1 registration: Are you likely to face balloting at the school of your choice?READ MORE HEREAll children registered under this phase are guaranteed places, and the phase will end at 4.30pm on Thursday.Forward Singapore will inevitably be compared with its predecessors, says opinion editor Grace Ho.

The Health Promotion Board has provided preventative healthcare and dental care in schools for decades. Here's a look back at 101 years of school health screenings.A judge called it a “horrific scheme” that inflicted “incalculable” harm on victims.

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