Keeping Estates Up To The Mark
The Editor I refer to the report in the Straits Times on 9 June 2010. As a resident of Ang Mo Kio, I am very proud that my Ang Mo Kio Town Council has employed a Chief Estates Officer Mr Wan Chong Hock to inspect the estates three times a week for six hours each time. It is commendable that Mr Wan who starts work at 10 am spends...
A very Singaporean story of talent finding opportunity
Dear Straits Times editor, I refer to the letter by Mr Cheng Shoong Tat dated 11 Jun 2010. Mr Cheng used the example of his own mother who, despite not speaking any English, is a thoroughly born and bred Singaporean to illustrate that being Singaporean doesn't mean that one has to speak English. But the Singaporean-ness...
The realities of Permanent Residents (PRs) who come and go
Dear Temasek Review I refer to the letter to mypaper (mypaper.sg) by Mrs Anna Lee dated 31 May 2010. Mrs Lee had recounted an experience with a Filipino national with Singapore PR. After earning a considerable amount of money, this Filipino withdrew his Central Provident Fund savings, gave up his PR status and left Singapore. Mrs...
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