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The following lists events that happened during2018in theRepublic of Singapore.

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January

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  • 1 January –JTC Corporation takes over all ofHousing and Development Board's industrial land and properties to supportSMEs better,[1] a change first announced on 19 October 2016.[2][3]
  • 4 January – The 4G leaders fromPeople's Action Party release a statement, stating that they will choose a new leader in due course.[4]
  • 8 January –
    • Radio station96.3 Hao FM is launched bySingapore Press Holdings, a Mandarin station that plays classics.[5]
    • The Public Sector (Governance) Act is passed, setting out rules on data-sharing in government agencies, and standardise howstatutory boards are run.[6]
    • Changes to the Immigration Act are passed to allowICA officers to search and arrest suspects at checkpoints first-hand.[7] The amendments have come into force on 1 April.[8]
  • 13 January – SG Cares is launched to encourage Singaporeans to help each other, with the SG Cares app unveiled.[9]
  • 14 January – Three roads in Bidadari, namely Bidadari Park Drive, Alkaff Crescent and Woodleigh Link, partially open to serve upcoming developments.[10]
  • 15 January – TheDUO andMarina One projects are officially opened as part of a bilateral partnership.[11]
  • 16 January – The agreement on theJohor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System is signed.[12][13]SMRT andPrasarana are appointed to run the line for an initial 30 years, with subsequent concessions to be awarded through open tenders.[14] The RTS is slated to be ready by 31 December 2024, but has now been delayed.[15]
  • 19 January –Northpoint City's new section opened its doors.[16]
  • 21 January – Plans forPunggol Digital District are launched. It integrates the futureSingapore Institute of Technology (SIT) campus as well asJTC's industrial buildings housing cybersecurity and digital industries with a new heritage trail, to be completed by 2023.[17]
  • 25 January - Pasir Ris Central Hawker Centre managed by NTUC Foodfare is officially opened.
  • 26 January – Singapore launches its Year of Climate Action.[18]
  • 27 January – TheSeletar Bus Depot is officially opened during a carnival.[19]
  • 29 January –

February

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  • 1 February –E-cigarettes andshisha are now illegal in Singapore.[22]
  • 2 February -NETS services are disrupted for about two hours before being completely restored. This makes it the first service disruption in decades.[23]
  • 3 February - The new renovated Yishun Public library at Northpoint City officially reopened after one year revamp in 2017 after the previous library opened since 1998 and 2008.
  • 4 February –Heartbeat@Bedok is officially opened.[24]
  • 5 February –
  • 6 February –
  • 8 February - SingPass and CorpPass services are disrupted for six hours due to a server fault and not because of any cyberattacks, according toGovTech. Services are fully restored at 5:15 pm that day.[33]
  • 9 February - SingPass and CorpPass services are disrupted for the second day in a row for four hours. Though services are restored at 3:15 pm that day, there were still users unable to access both services for Government transactions.[34]
  • 12 February – The thirdmobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Zero1 starts operations.[35]
  • 13 February - ThePearl Bank Apartments are sold in an en-bloc sale toCapitaLand for S$728 million. The building will be redeveloped into an 800-unit condominium, now known as One Pearl Bank.[36]
  • 17 February -Cheyenne Goh finishes fifth in the 1,500m short track speed skating heat during the2018 Winter Olympics inPyeongchang County, making herSingapore's first Winter Olympian.[37]
  • 19 February –
    • To better deliver health and social services to seniors, the Community Networks for Seniors (CNS) initiative will be expanded by 2020. In addition, theMinistry of Social and Family Development will transfer its social aged care functions under the Senior Cluster Network to theMinistry of Health, which takes effect on 1 April this year. The Pioneer Generation Office (PGO) will be part of the Agency for Integrated Care too. PGO will be renamed as the Silver Generation Office (SGO), with the ambassadors now known as Silver Generation Ambassadors.[38]
    • The Government announces that theGST will rise from 7% to 9% sometime around 2021 to 2025, as well as the expansion of the GST to digital services from 2020.[39][40]
  • 23 February - During theA Level results, theSingapore Examinations and Assessment Board reveals that part of the H2 Chemistry papers belonging to 238 students from four junior colleges are stolen on 16 November 2017, making it the first time answer scripts from a national examination are stolen.[41]
  • 28 February -
    • Gap andBanana Republic closes all stores, after FJ Benjamin decides not to renew both franchises.[42]
    • A new S$10.80 Airport Development Levy (ADL) will be introduced for passengers travelling throughChangi Airport, as well as increases to aeronautical charges of S$2.50 from 1 July 2018 to fund expansion projects. The aeronautical charges will increase by S$2.50 per year from 1 April 2019 to 1 April 2024. The landing, parking and aerobridge (LPA) fees for airlines will increase by 1 per cent every year for six years til 2024.[43]

March

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  • 2 March –MINDEF unveils unmanned watch towers, first used onJurong Island.[44]
  • 5 March –
    • TheMinistry of Education announced that all primary schools will have applied learning programmes by 2023.[45] In addition, polytechnic courses will be cut by 20% over the next two to three years to increase opportunities for students and reduce over-specificity, new Common Entry Programmes for business and IT fields, in addition to engineering, and the expansion of Polytechnic Foundation Programme (PFP).[46] In addition, enrollment at theNational University of Singapore will be valid for 20 years in support of lifelong learning.[47][48]
  • 6 March –
  • 7 March –
    • TheMinistry of Transport announced an overhaul of theBukit Panjang LRT line, which will be finished by 2024.[52]
    • TheMinistry of Health announced that 6 polyclinics will be built by 2030, on top of 6 announced back in 2012. Among them include the upcoming Nee Soon Central and Tampines North polyclinics by 2023.[53] In addition, MOH also announced a 5% co-payment for new Integrated Shield Plans (IPs) to preventoverconsumption of healthcare insurance.[54]
  • 8 March –
  • 18 March – Services 800, 804, 805, 807, 811 and 860 are handed over toSBS Transit.[citation needed]
  • 19 March –
    • 52 changes to the Criminal Procedure Code and Evidence Act are passed. These changes include video recording of interviews, greater protection for sexual and child abuse, making jumping bail a crime, introducing deferred prosecution agreements, and expanding community-based sentences. In addition, computer-related powers for investigations will be enhanced. A male police or immigration officer will also be allowed to search a woman if there are security risks and a search needs to be done quickly. Several new court procedures are announced, including allowing the court to decide excluding public from proceedings, releasing accused unfit to plead or of unsound mind to help their recovery, expanding video links for trials, admitting psychiatrists in a panel, more control over exhausted court cases to prevent abuse, and improving the victim compensation order.[57]
    • The Cross Border Railways Act is passed to support the development and operations of the futureKuala Lumpur–Singapore high-speed rail and theJohor Bahru–Singapore Rapid Transit System. The law also allows railway assets and train services leeway to negotiate for private financing, something which was not allowed in the first version of the law.[58]
  • 20 March –
    • New laws are passed to tackle inconsiderate bicycle parking. Among them are requiring bike-sharing companies to register, a ban from renting bikes after three strikes as well as the use of QR codes for bicycle parking.[59][60] The laws will also limit parking spaces for developments to support Singapore's car-lite vision.[61] More details of the new licensing scheme are announced by theLand Transport Authority on 4 May, with a three strikes ban for up to a year, and the licensing scheme taking effect from 7 July.[62]
    • TheCarbon Pricing Bill, first proposed during the 2017 Budget is passed. It aims to start acarbon tax regime with an initial rate of S$5 per tonne.[63][64]
  • 21 March –
    • The Public Order and Safety (Special Powers) Act (POSSPA) is passed to stop circulation of sensitive information during security operations, with fines and jail terms for breaches.[65] The law came into effect on 16 May.[66]
    • Amendments to the Films Act are passed to giveIMDA officers power to enter places without warrants when necessary.[67] The amendments will also include an automatic class licence scheme to protect the young from graphic video games. Shops which sell such games repeatedly could be barred from doing so. Other changes include a new optional co- classification scheme for videos up to a PG13 rating, and new powers forIMDA to reclassify films to a higher or lower rating.[68]
    • TheSingapore Premier League is launched.[69]
  • 24 March – The redeveloped Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital opened its doors.[70] The new building officially opened on 6 October.[71]
  • 25 March – Services 803, 806, 812, 850E, 851 and 852 are handed over toSBS Transit.[citation needed]
  • 26 March –
    • Uber announces its withdrawal from Southeast Asia to end a war of attrition with a local rival and has agreed to sell its Southeast Asian operations toGrab. Under the agreement, Grab will acquire all of Uber's operations in a region of 620 million people, including food delivery serviceUberEats. A few days later, theCompetition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) (then Competition Commission of Singapore) commences investigations into the merger, about which they are not notified, resulting in fines imposed on both Uber and Grab.[72][73]
    • Singapore Airlines took delivery of the world's firstB787-10.[74]
  • 28 March – Construction starts on The Woodleigh Residences and The Woodleigh Mall, amixed-use development inBidadari. Being developed bySingapore Press Holdings andKajima, it will be connected to Singapore's first underground bus interchange and have a Community Club and a Neighbourhood Police Post. The development will be ready by 2022.[75]

April

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May

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  • 30 May – Plans for the largest underground substation to be built at the formerPasir Panjang Power Station, which will be completed by 2025, are announced.[99]

June

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Kim Jong Un andDonald Trump shaking hands at theDPRK–USA Singapore Summit

July

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  • 1 July –
    • Construction starts on Bukit Canberra community hub, which will open in 2022.[109]
    • ShareBikeSG ceases operations in Singapore.[110]
  • 2 July – The redeveloped Yishun Polyclinic opens.[111]
  • 3 July – TheMinistry of Education announced that work experience will be taken into account for polytechnic admission, in a move away from academic results.[112]
  • 7 July -GBikes ceases operations after new rules for bike-sharing operators come into effect.[113]
  • 9 July –
  • 19 July – The ITE examinations director, Low Hwee Geok, was found dead at theITE College Central campus carpark after being allegedly stabbed by her ex-husband. The ex-husband,Seet Cher Hng, was arrested on 20 July and charged with murder the following day.[116][117][118] For the charge of murdering Low by inflicting a fatal injury, Seet was sentenced tolife imprisonment three years later.[119]
  • 20 July –SingHealth data breach: TheMinistry of Health andMinistry of Communications and Information announced that personal data of 1.5 millionSingHealth patients are illegally accessed and copied in the worst cyberattack to occur in Singapore. Outpatient medication data of 160,000 patients, including those of Prime MinisterLee Hsien Loong who is targeted by hackers, are also compromised. The attack, which took place from 27 June to 4 July, involved data from 1 May 2015 to 4 July 2018 before being finally stopped. The data breach is confirmed on 10 July. As a result of this cyberattack, all Smart Nation projects are temporarily suspended, with mandatory contributions to the National Electronic Health Record (NEHR) put on hold. SingHealth has since imposed an Internet Surfing Separation policy too. A Committee of Inquiry will be formed to investigate the matter.[120][121][122]
  • 23 July – In the wake of the SingHealth cyberattack, theNational Healthcare Group and theNational University Health System have implemented an Internet Surfing Separation policy, which now covers all public healthcare institutions.[123]
  • 25 July – TheCyber Security Agency of Singapore reports that 70,000 members' data belonging to the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) (SIAS) were stolen in 2013, discovered days after the SingHealth breach was announced.[124]
  • 26 July - Plans to form theSingapore Food Agency are announced to consolidate all food-related regulations, taking over from theAgri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore,National Environment Agency and theHealth Sciences Authority, with the National Centre for Food Science formed to consolidate all food laboratories. The AVA will be abolished, with non-food plant and animal-related functions to be transferred to theNational Parks Board.[125][126]
  • 28 July - Wisteria Mall in Yishun's Southern most area near Khatib MRT station is officially opened.

August

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  • 6 August
  • 9 August - The National Day Parade (NDP) 2018 is held at the Float at Marina Bay for its second time after the NDP two years before was held at Singapore Sports Hub, therefore the following year's parade was held at Padang for Singapore's Bicentennial celebration.
  • 18 August –Sengkang General Hospital is opened to the public, withSengkang Community Hospital opening on 28 August.[129]
  • 18 August – 2 September -Singapore participated at the2018 Asian Games inJakarta andPalembang,Indonesia.
  • 19 August
    • Geylang Serai will be made "culturally distinctive" with more night lighting and activity spaces near the Wisma Geylang Serai (WGS). In addition, the M3 partnership betweenMUIS,Mendaki andMESRA is unveiled to pool resources for the community. A joint office will be hosted in WGS.[130]
    • Singapore will nominatehawker culture as part of theUNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists.[131]
    • The Merdeka Generation will get a package that will defray healthcare costs.[132] In addition, the Community Health Assist Scheme will be extended to all Singaporeans with chronic ailments regardless of income,[133] and six more polyclinics will be built by 2023, with potential upgrades to current polyclinics.[134]
    • Holland Piazza, the shopping mall with bar clubs and restaurants is officially opened to shoppers at Holland Village, Singapore.
    • Two new housing schemes, the Voluntary Early Redevelopment Scheme (VERS) and Home Improvement Programme II (HIPII) are announced to enhance the value of olderHousing and Development Board (HDB) flats. TheHome Improvement Programme will also be expanded to cover HDB flats built until 1997.[135][136]
  • 31 August – The collection ofNRIC numbers for draws and making copies of NRIC cards, as well as physically holding the cards will be illegal from 1 September 2019 except when required for security. This will help enhanceprivacy.[137]

September

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  • 1 September –
  • 4 September – Speed limits forPersonal Mobility Devices andbicycles will be cut on footpaths from 15 km/h to 10 km/h, making it mandatory for cyclists to wear helmets on roads, "stop and look" for vehicles, as well as a maximum speed limit of personal mobility aids.[140] They are among all six recommendations accepted, which take effect from early 2019 after the Panel submitted its recommendations on 24 August.[141]
  • 5 September – TheKuala Lumpur–Singapore high-speed rail is deferred until 31 May 2020. Completion is now targeted for 1 January 2031 instead of 31 December 2026 after a new agreement is signed, following initial plans to scrap it.[142] In addition, Malaysia will remitS$15 million in abortive costs to Singapore, which is done on 31 January 2019.[143]
  • 8 September – TheNational Council of Social Service launches a five-year campaign called "Beyond The Label" to fight mental health stigma.[144][145]
  • 10 September – The Land Transport (Enforcement Measures) Act is passed to amend certain laws. Under them,Personal Mobility Devices must beUL2272 certified by January 2021 to provide forfire safety. Registration ofe-scooters will also be required too. The new laws will allowLTA to outsource enforcement officers, stiffen penalties for damage to road infrastructure and allow notices to be served electronically.[146][147][148]
  • 12 September –NETS is appointed to run thee-payments system in hawker centres, canteens and coffee shops in Singapore, eventually supporting 20 payment schemes by 2019.[149]
  • 16 September – Coffee chainCosta Coffee closes its last outlet atVivoCity.[150]
  • 17 September – The SGQR code system is launched to unify various cashless systems. At the same time, fintech firms and non-bank players will soon be allowed to tap on FAST (an electronics funds transfer service).[151] New guidelines to protect consumers from e-payment fraud and losses are announced, introduced on 28 September.[152]
  • 18 September – An island-wide blackout strikes Singapore at 1:29am.SP Group reports that the power outage lasted 38 minutes and affected 146,797 households and businesses. A preliminary investigation reveals that the failure stems from a partial loss of supply from two power generation units.[153]
  • 19 September – The Walk2Ride programme is completed, adding 200 km of sheltered walkways.[154]
  • 21 September –NTUC Enterprise announced it will acquireKopitiam, afood court chain.[155] Subsequently, the acquisition is allowed by theCompetition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) on 20 December 2018.[156]
  • 22 September –Singapore Airlines takes delivery of the world's firstA350-900ULR, a long-haul plane. This results in the relaunch of non-stop flights to the US, which stopped in 2013.[157]
  • 24 September –Creative Technology launches the SXFI Amp dongle, the first product of the Super X-Fi series; which is unveiled on 9 March.[158] It will be supported with an app and usesartificial intelligence to map out ears for optimal sound.[159][160]
  • 28 September –
    • The Stamford Diversion Canal and Stamford Detention Tank are officially opened, helping to relieve the Stamford Canal during heavy rains.[161]
    • TheMinistry of Education (MOE) announced the abolishment of exams for P1 and P2 students, as well as mid-year exams for S1 students from 2019. Mid-year exams will also be abolished for P3, P5 and S3 students progressively from 2020 and 2021 with weighted assessments in place. Changes to Edusave awards for P1 and P2 students will be made, recognising positive learning qualities instead of results.[162] Report books will not state class positions and highlight failing scores, along with rounding of scores, among other changes to de-emphasise exam scores.[163] The changes, which fully take effect in 2021, will free up time for learning and allow students to learn without stress.[164]
    • Six bike-sharing companies are awarded licences, withMobike,ofo and SG Bike granted full licences and Anywheel,GrabCycle and Qiqi Zhixiang granted sandbox licences. Gbikes is unsuccessful in obtaining a licence.[165]
  • 29 September – The West Loop of thePunggol LRT line is operational in both directions throughout the day.[166]

October

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  • 1 October –
  • 3 October -YTLPowerSeraya launches Geneco, a consumer and business energy brand in preparation for the open electricity market starting from 1 November.[169]
  • 6–13 October -Singapore participated at the2018 Asian Para Games inJakarta,Indonesia.
  • 6–18 October -Singapore participated at the2018 Summer Youth Olympics inBuenos Aires,Argentina.
  • 7 October – Construction starts on Punggol Town Hub (PTH), to be completed by 2022. It will have a hawker centre, public library, a revamped community club seven times bigger, a childcare centre and multiple healthcare centres.[170]
  • 10 October – Measures are announced to enhance safety and security whenChangi Airport Terminal 5 starts major construction in 2020, with tunnelling works beginning in 2019. Up to 20,000 workers will be there when construction peaks.[171]
  • 15 October – The Stamford Arts Centre reopens after redevelopment works are done.[172]
  • 17 October – Future plans are unveiled to developSentosa andPulau Brani, as well as inOrchard Road.[173]
  • 18 October – TheHealth Promotion Board announced multiple unauthorised log-in attempts into HealthHub causing 72 accounts to successfully unlock, resulting in HealthHub access stopping for five days.[174]
  • 19 October –
  • 23 October –Dyson plans to buildelectric cars in Singapore. The first vehicles are targeted to launch by 2021.[177][178] Dyson announced the following year it will not proceed with the project.[179]
  • 25 October – A new app called Dementia Friends is launched to look out for those withdementia.[180]
  • 27 October – TheUlu Pandan Bus Depot officially opens during a carnival.[181][182]
  • 28 October –
    • The first phase of Lornie Highway (also known asBukit Brown Road) opens to traffic, allowing motorists to travel southbound.[183][184]
    • The Ministry of Education (MOE) forms a taskforce called Uplifting Pupils in Life and Inspiring Families Taskforce (UPLIFT) to tackle inequality by strengthening support for under-performing students from disadvantaged families, led by MOE, Ministry of Social and Family Development and theEarly Childhood Development Agency. The recommendations will be out by 2019 with work spanning two years.[185]
  • 29 October –Peoples Voice is launched.[186]

November

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December

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  • Poiz Centre shopping mall at Potong Pasir is officially opened to the public.
  • Kinex Mall (previously known as One KM Mall) is opened that features various lifestyle workshops for youths in Paya Lebar

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