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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

Electoral Boundaries Review Committee Report released

PM Lee is in charge of the Elections Dept of Singapore The Electoral Boundaries Review Committee (EBRC) released its report to the public today (24 Jul). It sent its report to PM Lee earlier on 21 Jul. EBRC recommended the adoption of 29 electoral divisions, comprising 13 Single Member Constituencies and 16 Group Representation...

NDP: Don’t inflate LED balloon excessively

A WhatsApp message warning Singaporeans of the danger of an LED balloon from the SG50 funpack exploding, if it is overinflated, has gone viral on social media. The LED balloon is part of a balloon maracas, a musical instrument which contains beads and makes a rattling noise. The message said that the LED balloon is "capable...

PM Lee stands by prosecuting Amos and suing Roy

PM Lee In an interview with Time, which was published yesterday (23 Jul), PM Lee said it was right to prosecute Amos and sue Roy. The authorities are open to criticism, but the exercise of the freedom of expression comes with limits, he said in reference to prosecuting 16-year-old Amos Yee and suing Roy Ngerng. "In our society,...

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