This week's top reads from The Straits Times

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Good evening! Catch up on some of the week's top reads.

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S'pore to ease Covid-19 curbs: What you can do from Monday​

The limit on group social gatherings will go up from 2 to 5 on Monday, while dining in may resume on June 21.


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Getting vaccinated? Dos and don'ts before and after your Covid-19 jab​

GPs are seeing more patients with known side effects from taking the Covid-19 vaccines, such as fever.


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What is it like to take a DIY Covid-19 test? ST reporter tries it out​

From June 16, self-administered Covid-19 test kits will be sold in pharmacies here.

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Over 100 people who visited Ion Orchard in past 2 weeks turn up for Covid-19 testing​

Long lines formed outside and inside Shaw Centre as people waited for their turn to get swabbed.

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Malaysia's undertakers overwhelmed with Covid-19 deaths​

Volunteer undertakers say they are seeing up to 10 cases a day now.

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The scourge of racial prejudice in Singapore​

There are legal safeguards but we must mobilise the weight of public opinion against prejudicial views about minorities, says Tommy Koh.

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Corpse flower in Sembawang which drew visitors cut down mysteriously​

Sembawang Town Council chairman Vikram Nair said it was not clear who removed the plant.

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3 easy snack recipes to try when working from home​

They are easy to make and endlessly adaptable.

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