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Measures to deal with device usage in Singapore will be released in the coming months .
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung and Minister for Social and Family Development Masagos Zulkifli said in separate Facebook posts.
They highlighted the need for more decisive and effective measures to shape habits of device usage, especially for the young.
Comments come after United States surgeon-general Vivek Murthy recently called for a warning label on social media platforms.
Develop a screen-use plan or timetable for the family to help achieve a balance between screen use and other activities such as family bonding, homework and exercise.
Have regular conversations with children to find out what they are doing online.
Educate children about potential online risks, including inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and speaking to strangers online.
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