The younger brother of the Johor Crown Prince has posted an Instagram screenshot of the Johor's state agreement to become part of the Federation of Tanah Melayu. The photo was not captioned, but supporters of Johor's royal family instantly recognized the significance of the contract.
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BEWARE OF THIS OLD MAN TRYING TO SCAM SINGAPOREAN CARS!
This dirty old man drove from the side of the road and intentionally hit my left rear car door. He claims that I hit his car first. What a big joke! Malaysian driver bola! He confronted me and said that I should pay for his car damages. My car is Silver but his car has dents and scratches with ORANGE and RED paint. How to believe that the scratches and dents were caused by my car?
Read More »BABY CHOPPED INTO 15 PARTS FOUND IN JB SEWAGE PLANT
Several dismembered body parts belonging to an infant were found inside a sewage plant near Kempas here. Johor Baru (North) OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Khamsani Abdul Rahman said police were notified about the gory find at about 1.30am Sunday.
Read More »MALAYSIANS TO HOLD RALLIES AGAINST GST HIKE IN LEAD-UP TO 1 MAY PROTEST
The #KitaLawan movement will organize rallies in Johor Baru and other Malaysian cities in the run-up to the May 1 rally in Kuala Lumpur. Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) strategy coordinator, Akmal Nasir, said the first of the rallies will be held in Johor Baru. The first of the protests took place at JB City Square yesterday.
Read More »SICK AND ELDERLY SINGAPOREANS PACKED OFF TO JOHOR BAHRU
A growing number of infirm Singaporeans are being admitted to nursing homes in Johor Baru as prices there are as low as half price of Singapore's. For example, at City Heart Care nursing home, patients pay $900 a month for a two-bedded private room. A similar room in Singapore would cost more than $1,800. Major nursing home players are considering expanding in Johor Baru due to the burgeoning demand.
Read More »3 BUSES OF S’POREANS TRAVEL TO JB TO WATCH RESTRICTED FILM
About three busloads of Singaporeans crossed the border to watch the film ‘To Singapore, With Love‘ which has been banned in the island republic. Singapore’s Straits Times reported that the 70-minute film profiles nine political exiles, most members or supporters of the Communist Party of Malaya, who fled Singapore and now live in Britain and Thailand. It also said the majority in the queue were students, but a few working adults took the day off to catch the documentary being screened at the [email protected] hotel in Johor Baru, one of four cities where an annual Freedom Film Festival is being held.
Read More »SCRAP THREE-QUARTER TANK RULE
Law-abiding citizens like me lose out. Perhaps the Singapore authorities should remove the three-quarter tank ruling. It is unlikely to cause much unhappiness across the Causeway as Singapore vehicles are restricted to buying the costlier and unsubsidised 97-octane petrol in JB.
Read More »More nursing home beds to cater for rising demand
FOR the first time, the Health Ministry (MOH) is planning to run its own nursing homes to help Singapore cope with the demands of a greying population. It is also looking into releasing land for new facilities and helping operators scale up more quickly, after revising its initial target of 15,600 beds by 2020 to 17,150 - a 10 per cent increase.
Read More »They call Iskandar Region the Greater Singapore
But the Iskandar region is different. The border town, three times the size of Singapore, has become almost an extension of home for many Singaporeans. “From my observation, there are 70 per cent Singaporeans and 30 per cent upper middle-class to upper class Malaysians here [Horizon Hills],” the property agent says.
Read More »SINGAPOREANS DON’T HAVE TO RETIRE IN JB ANYMORE?
SINGAPORE: A condominium touted as Singapore's first retirement village was sold out on its first day of sale. Despite concerns about The Hillford's shorter 60-year lease, buyers - both young and old - snapped up all 281 apartments.By 9am on Friday, The Hillford showflat at Upper Bukit Timah was already crowded with some 1,000 prospective buyers. Within the first one-and-a-half hours, more than 80 units were already sold. That is 30 per cent of what is available.
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