Guide to what you can and cannot write under Singapore’s law
I refer to the article “Views sought on Bill covering Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital” (Straits Times, Jan 11). It states that “People with views on issues relating to the change of status of the Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital can write to Parliament from today. Offence to publish any … ? Parliament said it is an offence for any person...
WP’s classy response shows why it is top opposition party
After news of CPIB investigation into Victor Ng, the General Manager at Ang Mo Kio Town Council, many Singaporeans have called for the PAP to come clean and accused them of sweeping things under the carpet. In their anger, many jumped to conclusions and say AMKTC is already guilty of corruption and AGO needs to come in to investigate...
Medical fees sharing in disguise?
I refer to Yik Keng Yeong’s (Dr) response “Simple for patients to find appropriate doctors” (Straits Times Forum, Jan 7) to Dr Hajime Ichiseki’s view (“Third-party agents helpful in matching patients to docs“; Dec 20, 2016). It states that “getting a referral to an appropriate specialist in Singapore is direct...
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