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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Just when you thought it was safe to take the MRT

Trains delayed at Bugis Barely a day after coordinating Minister and Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan acknowledges that maintaining the MRT system is not a sexy thing and promises to "do well... keep a complex system humming", the NEL broke down again this morning. According to a TRE reader, the NEL broke down around 5.40am...

Pastor Kong Hee bows and apologise to CHC members

Screengrab from a Facebook video which was uploaded Pastor Kong Hee, who is found guilty by the courts took to the stage at City Harvest Church (CHC) yesterday (24th Oc) and pulled yet another emotional scene invoking the sympathy of his church members. Prior to Kong Hee's grand entry, there were professional lightning effects...

Public transport fares to be reduced in December 2015

The Public Transport Council (PTC) has announced that public transport fares will be reduced by 1.9% effective 27th Dec, as promised by former Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew. PTC said that despite wages and expenditures of the private corporations SMRT and SBS going up, they are offset by the greater reduction in oil prices. The...

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