Printing newspapers from dusk till dawn | Before 10am | The Straits Times

Journalists rush to send their stories to print on a tight deadline - and so do their colleagues at the printing press.
Staff at Singapore Press Holdings' (SPH) printing facility toil through the night so that readers can get the news fresh off the press before the sun rises.
Among them is senior production manager K. Seharan, whose 12-hour days start at 5.30pm and ends at dawn.
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[@jamesleethebond]

Old man what you print hahaha

[@daisysunsets]

So grateful for all these people who work behind the scenes to get everything done. kudos

[@yrugeh]

1:30 is that a giant?

[@acajudi100]

Thank you. I love Singapore.
I get all my news online. I do not buy papers.

[@ahnana833]

Get another job before it’s too late

[@god9761]

Lol newspaper sales is growing after corona 19

[@kimjongun5879]

Just one question sir why is the newspaper so dirty?

[@garfieldandfriends1]

Only good for picking up dog poo.