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A Yong Tau Foo stall has been having difficulties with City Gas even after seeking help from an MP. Up till now, the stall remains closed as it waits for the gas company to resolve everything.

After conducting a joint investigation with City Gas on 6 Feb 2017, 2pm at our customer’s place where the incident happened, our findings are: 1. There is no internal gas leak from our glass hob as tested by City Gas officer. 2. The main cause of the glass to shatter was due to external factors and our product is not faulty.

City Gas announced that it would raise gas tariffs for households starting 1 February to 30 April 2017. Each household will now pay 4.5% more per kilowatt hour (kWh), which is 0.76 cents more. The total cost per kWh will now be 17.61 cents per kWh for this three month period.

Festivities and celebrations not yet over, City Gas have announced that the price of gas is going up, by almost 4.5% for every kilowatt. This increase is for the period from 1 Feb to 30 April, and the increase is due to the increase in oil prices. Not so long ago, Singaporeans were told that most salary will remain the same, and not to expect any major increase. But other things around us will increase. Things will just get more and more expensive now.

City Gas announced on Wednesday that household gas tariffs will be increased by 3.6% or 0.63 cent per kilowatt hour (kWh). This increase is due to a 12.7% rise in fuel costs from the previous quarter.

The gas tariff for households using City Gas will decrease by 0.1 per cent from next month until the end of October. City Gas, which supplies town gas to almost 90 per cent of residents living in new Housing Development Board estates and private properties, said that the gas tariff for households will decrease from 21.08 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh) to 21.06 cents per kWh.

Households using City Gas will pay less for their town gas from Feb 1 until Apr 30. City Gas, which pipes town gas to half the homes in Singapore, said on Sunday that gas prices will be lowered by 0.8 per cent over the period. Gas tariffs for households will be 21.01 cents per kilowatt hour, compared to 21.18 cents previously, excluding 7 per cent GST.