Editorials

Police have conformed that four women had been arrested after a police report were made against them fighting a group of two men and a woman at a bak kut teh in Balestier. A video of the women creating a public nuisance there have been circulating online, although no explanation as tho what made the women attack the group have been made public.

A serial molester has gone back to prison, just five months after he was released from jail for a molest case. Aw Soon Heng, a Singaporean, this time struck again at the opening day of Jewel Changi Airport. The 33 year old serial molester had been working as a kitchen cleaner at a restaurant in Jewel.

The family of Mr Shaun Tung, a security guard at rooftop bar 1-Altitude, is seeking answers on how he fell into a construction hole and died. According to his colleagues who saw the incident, Tung, 26, was apparently trying to keep out two customers of the bar from a barricaded area.

A shop along Selegie Road looks unsuspectingly always closed for business, with its store front quiet and no one seems to be inside the shop. However, if you are a male and happen to walk pass the shop alone, the massage parlour would suddenly spring to life, with doors being opened, and a woman would come out of the shop to greet that solitary man and try to get the man to come inside.

Workers Party, led by their MP and all -round popular opposition leader Low Thia Khiang and former NCMP Yee Jenn Jong spent their past Sunday morning visiting the Marine Parade and Geylang Serai areas to do their residents outreach program.

Singaporeans likes to join in long queues for almost anything. From Hello Kitty plush toys, A&W re-opening at Jewel, and launch of new Apple iPhones. The latest long queue that Singaporeans have been seen in is the launch of the commemorative $20 note that was released today, to mark the bicentennial celebrations for Singapore this year.

Just before PM Lee left for his one week break, and just after pissing off the people of Vietnam and Cambodia, PM Lee spoke at the annual Business China awards ceremony held at the Marina Bay Sands on Friday, June 7. In a fireside chat, PM Lee said that the PAP was still looking for new candidates to stand for the next General Elections.

It did not take the authorities long to rebut the feeling on the ground that they have purposely delayed the permit approval, just because it was Dr Tan and his new, popular, opposition party. The Police have issued a statement that basically lays the blame on the delay squarely back to Dr Tan's PSP.

While Dr Tan remained disappointed that the official launch had to be postponed even thought the authorities had been given enough lead time to approve all the respective permits, he had told his organising team that they must continue to comply with all the permits required for the event, no matter how many there are.

Studies should be done to determine why this is the case. Is it because of the rising cost of living, that old folks turn to drug consumption, which will lead to a free stay in jail? Or are the seniors turning to drugs to help them go through the hard life of being an old folk living in expensive Singapore?