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NEL is down as of 8am 13 Oct, 2015

A reader has alerted us to the breakdown of NEL this morning. According to our reader, the announcement at the station states that there would be no train service. Update: According to MRT Disruption Feed on FB, the first indication of breakdown happened at 7.45am this morning when Hougang Station had a blackout. Someone posted...

Keeping Singapore litter-free

Nee Soon GRC MP Lee Bee Wah is suggesting to the authorities to reward people who catch litterbugs in action. Citing Taiwan, where she claimed every resident is an enforcement officer and get rewarded for it, MP Lee proposes that NEA gives half the fine it collects with each successful prosecution of a litterbug to the person...

Human error in hospitals, don’t play play

SGH The Hepatitis C outbreak at SGH is nothing like had happened in Singapore’s recent history, according to Dr Leong (link). The medical fraternity seems to agree it was human error. SGH itself revealed one of the possible causes of the outbreak was the use of multi-dose vials. According to Dr Paul Tambyah, an infectious...

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