Morning Briefing: Top stories from The Straits Times on May 4

The airline signed a new agreement with its pilots' union and it took effect on April 1.She had heard of rhabdomyolysis but she brushed it off, thinking she would not be so silly to push herself to that extent, says the writer.Last year, there were 3,181 migrant workers who were victims of scams, up from 1,965 in 2020.

But doctors warn consumers to be wary of claims that may be exaggerated or have only limited scientific evidence.Political winds shifted in 2016 when President Xi Jinping clipped the wings of the faction.Ahead of Mother's Day, Dr Chua Yang introduces mothers and daughters who have both chosen a life of service in healthcare.

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