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PSP's Jeffrey Khoo wrote a Facebook post suggesting that the EIP should also apply to private housing. He pointed out that many condominiums and landed properties in Singapore are rented out to well paid foreign PMETS, and they are not well-integrated into the society.

They must have forgotten that he is in Singapore, not in the UK, and should therefore abide by our laws. He could have solved his own problems by simply putting on a mask. Why is it so difficult?

The government has approved up to 90 work passes for foreigners in the tech sector. This is a jump as compared to four months ago, when it approved a total of 22 applications. The special work pass is called Tech.Pass and is a new initiative to bring in more foreign …

On 23 June, one netter shared in Facebook group COMPLAINT SINGAPORE about a gathering of more than 16 South Asians in a Punggol condominium. “Anguish . Privileged residents with intermingling of more than 16 people in Punggol condominium. We do our part while FT blatantly disregarded all rules. Police report …

The incident again sheds light on the sheer number of fake degrees in India. How will our government prevent similar incidents from happening?

If her India home is safer, why bother coming? We would be more than happy to put her on a repatriation flight so she can get back to "safety".

Our country is sick, so much so that Singaporeans are underemployed, and under-represented in the top management, even in local companies. CECA has made matters worse, with many locals complaining about discriminatory hiring, and Indian nationals with non-accredited degrees taking PMET jobs from us. No opposition party has questioned the …

At that point, I was a little shocked that the situation escalated that quickly and I was dealing with an angry Caucasian man. Thoughts were racing through my head: Is it because I'm Chinese? Am I supposed to say sorry?

Mr Singh was "especially distraught" about the CECA arrangement in Singapore. He told Jamus that "the deal has been unfair for Singaporean workers, and has led to both a flood of Indian nationals, alongside a loss of local opportunities".

It costs $2.5 million and it takes 2 years.