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SINGAPORE: In a recent post, Leon Perera shared snippets of Workers’ Party house visits in Aljunied GRC. He also shared one of the concerns raised by residents, which was the restrictions on their CPF monies for the education of their children.
A video of such a scene is trending online after it was posted by TikTok user @randomnook on Saturday . The clip shows several cars and motorcycles parked several metres away from the stop line in the shadows of nearby buildings, instead of behind the stop line as they typically do.TEMPERATURE REACHES 33°C BUT NETIZEN WONDERS WHY FANS ARE NOT TURNED ON AT PUNGGOL LRT STATIONS
“Install all these fans for what? Hot day at 33°C for the whole entire week coming but, not 1 single fan is being turned on at all! Not just 1 LRT Station but, all LRT stations at Punggol! Why???,” asked netizen Phua Kelly.“THE WORLD IF PEOPLE TREATED EACH OTHER LIKE THEY DO BY EMAIL”: EMAIL ETIQUETTE MEME TAKES OVER THE INTERNET
After a Facebook page called The Philosopher’s Shirt shared a meme referring to how polite people usually sound in email as opposed to in real life, many took to the comments section of the post to join in the laughter.REBECCA LIM SHARES PHOTOS FROM HER HONEYMOON TRIP; NETIZEN SAYS SHE’S PRETTIER NOW THAT SHE’S MARRIED
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