Kok Yufeng is a journalist for The New Paper, with a focus on national news in Singapore. He also writes for Newswav, The Straits Times, and Star Media Group Berhad. His articles cover a range of topics including transportation, technology, and current events in Singapore.
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Kok Yufeng's coverage predominantly focuses on transportation, travel, and tourism within Singapore. Given the significant emphasis on government announcements and press releases, he is likely to be interested in information directly from official sources or experts who can provide insights into government policies and decisions related to transport infrastructure.
Considering his detailed reporting on specific incidents such as industrial accidents or changes in bus services, he may also be open to commentary from relevant authorities or safety experts with a deep understanding of workplace safety regulations and public transportation systems in Singapore.
Pitching stories that align with his focus on local events around transportation-related government announcements could increase the likelihood of gaining his attention.
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By: Keng Gene, Anjali Raguraman, Kok Yufeng
SINGAPORE - The strains of Taylor Swift's hit song Love Story filled a tent in Yew Tee jam packed with residents on May 15, waiting in eager
By: Kok Yufeng
The incident on Flight SQ321 is SIA's first fatal aviation accident since 2000. PHOTOS: REUTERS Kok Yufeng Transport Correspondent
By: Kok Yufeng
An injured SQ321 passenger being transferred from Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital in Bangkok to another hospital on May 21. PHOTO: ST FILE
Kok Yufeng Transport Correspondent SINGAPORE – By 2025, electric vehicle (EV) owners here will have access to more fast chargers that are located at public commercial carparks owned by the Housing Board.
(From left) NTU assistant professor of marketing Charlene Chen, Mayor for North East District Desmond Choo, PM Lawrence Wong, Minister for Social
By: Kok Yufeng
Kok Yufeng Transport Correspondent SINGAPORE - A component meant to protect outdoor equipment from power surges, like those from
By: Kok Yufeng
An artist's impression of the future West Coast station on the Cross Island Line. PHOTO: LAND TRANSPORT AUTHORITY Kok Yufeng
By: Kok Yufeng
The COE price for smaller, less powerful cars and electric vehicles in Category A rose by the biggest margin, ending at $90,889. The Straits Times
By: Kok Yufeng
Certificate of entitlement (COE) prices ended mixed at the close of the latest tender exercise on June 20, with the premiums for cars inching back upwards, after falling in the previous round.
By: Kok Yufeng
The permanent fare hikes were announced on June 24 on Facebook by Singapore's largest taxi operator, ComfortDelGro, and taxi firm Strides Premier.
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