Ong Ye Kung

Minister for Health

Singaporean politician.

Party: People's Action Party · Singapore · Born 1969-11-15

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Background

EducationLondon School of Economics and Political Science; Maris Stella High School; Raffles Institution; International Institute for Management Development · Wikidata

Documented facts

Offices

Government of Singapore
Coordinating Minister for Social Policies; Minister for Health · Wikipedia (en): Cabinet of Singapore, revision 1385222662
Parliament of Singapore
Member of Parliament for Sembawang GRC (since Sep 2025) · Wikipedia (en): 15th Parliament of Singapore, revision 1382207169

Party

People's Action Party
member of · Wikipedia (en): 15th Parliament of Singapore, revision 1382207169

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Other outlets' coverage

Woodlands, Sembawang residents get new stretch of cycling paths; network in area now at 42km
The Straits Times · 14 November 2026
New S$30 million funding tier to help Singapore employers hire people with disabilities
CNA · 10 November 2026
Employers get more support, $30m grant to boost hiring of persons with disabilities
The Straits Times · 10 November 2026
At least 20% more visits to hospitals and polyclinics from start of haze in Sept to mid-October
The Straits Times · 3 November 2026
72% spike in number of people who dropped their IP riders in 2025
The Straits Times · 2 November 2026
More enhanced community health posts in Singapore to bring care services closer to seniors
The Straits Times · 1 November 2026
New SGH emergency and national neuroscience building slashes stroke treatment times
The Straits Times · 30 October 2026

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