Fining SMRT will not compensate commuters
(Photo by twitter@applesncrack) I refer to the report “Possibility of S$50m fine for SMRT is remote: Analysts” (July 11). Fining SMRT would be a quick punishment for last week’s breakdown, but would it solve the problems quickly and appease commuters? Singaporeans have faced many breakdowns, even with many fines imposed...
Of 6.4% of GROs, 40% already got irregularities
Excellent research. TOC mostly driven by editorial publications and TRE more ground up (nonetheless, its editorial is first class), an agile and potent combination against a sloven, heavy and clumsy MSM. 1. So, PA had ‘adverse opinion’ from its own auditors from 2001 to 2011. 2. From 2011 to 2013, PA didn't publish their...
S’pore PR: Good that our leaders sue for defamation
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently took legal action to sue for damages in a defamation suit, and was cross-examined for six hours ("Blogger cross-examines PM for 6 hours"; July 2). With his special position as prime minister, I can imagine the huge pressure Mr Lee went through and I respect him for choosing to face this...
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- PAP mandate strong on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
- PAP mandate strong on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
- Light The Way on A False Analogy That Insults the Intelligence of Singaporeans
- Ownself Praise Ownself on 我们是否该重新思考国防开支的优先顺序？
- Liar on Strong hailstorm strikes China’s Xi’an causing airport roof leaks, hundreds of cars destroyed
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