Parliament to discuss cushioning S’pore from impact of Middle East conflict; 3 ministers to speak

More than 60 questions have been filed on the government’s response to the war

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Coordinating Minister for National Security K Shanmugam said that the conflict in the Middle East has affected a significant part of the world’s oil and gas supply, and that supply disruptions will persist even if the war ends soon.

S’pore has not yet curbed fuel and energy use in managing impact of Middle East conflict: Shanmugam

The government will outline its approach to the crisis in parliament in the following week