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Sherlyn Seah

Sherlyn Seah

Verified

Journalist, Channel NewsAsia

Asia–Pacific (APAC), Singapore

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Content Marketing , Digital Publishing , Travel , Contemporary Art , Media Startups

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Style, Parenting, Kids, Technology, Music, Pop Culture, Politics

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Total articles 277

  • Singaporeans recount tremors they felt while in Bangkok following Myanmar earthquake

    By Sherlyn Seah Verified| Channel NewsAsia Verified "Shocking" and "chaotic" - this is how some Singaporeans in Bangkok described the tremors they felt and their aftermath as they rushed out of buildings, following a powerful earthquake that rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand. They panicked and felt lost as it was their first such experience, as they tell Sherlyn Seah. The Foreign Affairs Ministry says there are currently no reports of Singaporeans injured.

    By Sherlyn Seah Verified · Channel NewsAsia

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • GE2025: PAP and opposition parties respond to EBRC report

    By Sabrina Ng, Sherlyn Seah Verified, Rebecca Metteo| Channel NewsAsia Verified The People's Action Party says its branches and activists will make the needed adjustments to prepare for the upcoming General Election. Several MPs have affirmed their commitment to serving their residents, despite changes to their constituencies. Meanwhile, opposition parties have cried foul at the redrawn electoral boundaries, The Progress Singapore Party claims much of the EBRC's decision-making are unexplained.

    By Sabrina Ng, Sherlyn Seah Verified, Rebecca Metteo · Channel NewsAsia

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • Singaporeans recount tremors they felt while in Bangkok following Myanmar earthquake

    By Sherlyn Seah Verified| Channel NewsAsia Verified "Shocking" and "chaotic" - this is how some Singaporeans in Bangkok described the tremors they felt and their aftermath as they rushed out of buildings, following a powerful earthquake that rocked Myanmar and neighboring Thailand. They panicked and felt lost as it was their first such experience, as they tell Sherlyn Seah. The Foreign Affairs Ministry says there are currently no reports of Singaporeans injured.

    By Sherlyn Seah Verified · Channel NewsAsia

    Mar. 28, 2025

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Channel NewsAsia