IDA & LTA only know how to fine operators
M1 users experienced yet another service disruption today. As at 12 pm, many were still unable to make calls and internet had intermittent connectivity. Like public transport, our telecommunication network seems to be seeing increasingly frequent disruptions. A quick search on the internet showed that there were at least 3...
SMRT: Who’s watching who?
An old man in his 70s suffered lacerations after being found unconscious close to MRT tracks. (Photo: SPH) An injured elderly man was found unconscious close to the elevated train tracks between the Tanah Merah and Expo MRT stations on Saturday afternoon. SMRT was quick to declare that the man was not hit by any train. According...
Severe bed crunch in public hospitals
[Article first appeared in http://geraldgiam.sg on 1/2/14.] NCMP Gerald Giam During Question Time in Parliament on 20 January 2014, several MPs asked the Health Minister what was being done to alleviate the severe bed crunch in public hospitals, which has forced some hospitals to house their patients in tents or on corridors. I...
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