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The world's smallest baby was discharged from a hospital in Singapore

The girl, Quek Yu Xuan, weighed 212 g at birth and was 24 cm tall. She was born at the 25th week of pregnancy.

Her mother gave birth by emergency caesarean section four months earlier than she was diagnosed with "preeclampsia," a dangerously high blood pressure that can damage vital organs and be fatal to both mother and baby.

After discharge from the hospital, Yu Xuan weighs 6.3 kg. Doctors say that under their supervision her health and development have improved and she is now feeling quite well. Yu Xuan still has chronic lung disease and needs help breathing at home. However, according to doctors, she will get better over time

Singapore on Wednesday unveiled one of the world's largest floating solar power plants, covering an area equivalent to 45 football fields and generating enough electricity to power the island's five water treatment plants

The project is part of a landlocked state in Southeast Asia to quadruple solar energy production by 2025 to combat climate change.

Located on a reservoir in western Singapore, a solar photovoltaic plant with a peak capacity of 60 megawatts was built by a subsidiary of Sembcorp Industries.

A cat came to be vaccinated in Singapore.