Public Health 2026-06-12
Dengue Prevention: What Every Household Should Know
With dengue cases on the rise, Dato Winnie Seng shares practical tips every family can follow to protect their home from mosquito breeding.
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Community 2026-05-20
Behind the Scenes: Bedok 216 Free Disinfection
A recap of the 3-day large-scale disinfection at Bedok North Blk 216, sponsored by Pestimesh and attended by Minister Edwin Tong.
Employment 2026-05-10
Choosing the Right Domestic Helper for Your Family
Practical advice from Winnergy Employment Agency on matching the right domestic worker to your household's unique needs.
Industry News 2026-06-12
Maid Agency Ordered to Pay Customer $15K Over Exaggerated Helper Skills
Yahoo News Singapore reports that a maid agency has been ordered by the Small Claims Tribunal to pay a customer $15,000 in compensation after exaggerating a foreign domestic worker's Mandarin language proficiency. The case highlights the importance of honesty and transparency in the domestic helper industry — values that Winnergy Employment Agency upholds in every placement. Read the full story on Yahoo News.
Pest Control 2026-06-12
Bird Intrusion in Hospitals: Prevention Over Reaction
Bird intrusion in a hospital environment is a serious hygiene and patient safety concern. While immediate measures such as pruning trees are helpful, a sustainable solution requires a structured Integrated Pest Management approach — including proper bird proofing, exclusion systems like nets and spikes, sealing access points, and strict monitoring protocols. At Pestimesh, we always emphasise prevention over reaction, especially in sensitive facilities like hospitals. A well-designed long-term pest and bird management plan is essential to safeguard sanitation standards, prevent recurrence, and ensure a safe healing environment for patients. — Dato Winnie Seng
Pest Control 2026-06-12
Rodent Risks in Food Premises: Prevention & Safety Protocols
To protect food premises from rodent risks, key measures include strict housekeeping, secure waste management, and proper staff hygiene practices. Prevention should focus on structural proofing to eliminate entry points, installation of baiting and monitoring stations, and regular scheduled pest inspections to ensure early detection and effective control. In any rodent situation, staff should never handle rodents directly with bare hands — even gloves alone are not recommended without proper tools and procedures, as it poses serious hygiene and contamination risks. Pestimesh advises that a proactive Integrated Pest Management (IPM) system is essential for all food establishments to minimise risks and maintain consistent hygiene and safety standards. — Dato Winnie Seng