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Archive for the ‘Editorials’ Category

SMRT CEO: Train withdrawal rate lowest in 7 years

LG (NS) Desmond Kuek, SMRT President and CEO In a recent interview with the Straits Times, SMRT CEO LG (NS) Desmond Kuek said that SMRT's train withdrawal rate has come down from 3.3 for every 100,000 km of distance covered in 2012 to 1.05 last year after he joined the company as CEO on 1 October 2012, taking over from Saw Phaik...

Slap on the wrist for man who threatened Amos Yee

In March this year, when teenager Amos Yee made a video criticising the late Lee Kuan Yew shortly after his death, a People's Association (PA) grassroots leader from Telok Blangah, Jason Tan, posted a Facebook message in response. In his post, Jason Tan made an obscene threat against Amos Yee (‘Grassroots leader threatens...

PM Lee holidaying at Kushiro in Hokkaido, Japan

It was earlier announced that a number of Singapore Cabinet ministers are going on leave this month ('A number of Cabinet Ministers going on leave'). In particular, PM Lee Hsien Loong is on leave from 13 June to 21 June. Since the announcement, netizens have been wondering where PM Lee was going and what he would be doing during...

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