Singapore, New Zealand commit to keep essential goods flowing, even during crises

Singapore and New Zealand have committed to supply essential goods to each other, even in times of crisis or shortages. The legally binding deal, described as a "world's first", covers items like food, fuel and other critical supplies, with both sides agreeing not to impose unnecessary export restrictions. Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong welcomes more countries to come on board and do the same. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is in Singapore for a three-day official visit. Aslam Shah with more.