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Archive for the ‘Letters’ Category

Should SMRT compensate commuters for train delays?

Dear TRE, Thank you very much for providing the platform for us to voice our concerns. I would like to ask if SMRT would or should compensate commuters if their trains were delayed. Although I am aware that in most situations they would not pay, please allow me to put my case forward. Question 1: What does my fare buy me? Suppose...

Respect & trust must be earned, PM Lee

Wonder why PM is taking more aggressive stance on these issues against local citizens. First he said citizens should not rely on them to solve ALL problems and now he said citizens must trust him. Either his patience is wearing a bit thin or he letting off some steam to fight back all those noises created by locals in recent...

Why can’t S’pore have a minimum wage policy like HK?

Hong Kong I read that Hong Kong announced its first benchmark to measure poverty and found almost 20 percent of residents live in such conditions, a move hailed as a step towards tackling worsening inequality [Link]. I view the move positively and feel there might be lessons that Singapore can learn from Hong Kong. The two cities...

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