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Singapore unveils matchmaking service amid falling birth rate

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Singapore has launched a government-backed matchmaking service, FirstDate, for public-sector workers to combat its record-low fertility rate. Read More: https://punchng.com/singapore-unveils-matchmaking-service-amid-falling-birth-rate/

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