Tag Archives: nea

Chinatown is one of the best attractions we have. If the authorities don't want to care at all, we'll be known for the wrong reasons and look ugly to the whole world!

Last time we still can see Amy Khor and Lily Neo wayang at hawker centres. Where are they when we need cleaners? Why don't they go wayang and take pictures!

MOH/NEA should help to improve our lives and not make it any worse.

Yesterday, netizen Nick Mikhail Razak uploaded two videos onto his Facebook profile sharing that NEA officers and police officers barged into his house without a warrant after receiving a complaint form his neighbour that they were having a party. At that time (about 10:45pm), the only person at home was …

This is the worst time to take from them. It is utterly distasteful and lacks compassion on so many levels.

The neighbour above hangs a canvas between 2 bamboo poles so that their wet clothings can drip into it. However it also catch rainwater. I had complaint about this since Dec 2019 but only SMS to say enforcement will be taken due to dengue mosquito. I am not sure why no action taken and the canvas is still up

Why are Fernvale residents like me not being fully represented? Why are our concerns not taken seriously? Even during this election time also don't bother to come visit us. Is the PAP so confident that they will win Ang Mo Kio GRC until they can completely forget or neglect us?

Now, I have been complaining to the NPP and even made many 999 calls regarding a group of people who flouted social distancing laws for a very long time! Til today, they stil persist in their unlawful activities!

With the virus going around, and circuit breaker, people at Hougang Ave 8 are still going around to do funny things like feed birds. It is an offence to feed birds. They will dirty the environment with droppings, and leftover food from pigeon feeding may attract other pests like rats, which carry diseases and pose a risk to our health.

NEA has come under the spotlight from netizens for what was perceived as a heavy handed approach of fining a man for throwing of rubber bands on the road. The photo of the fine the man received that says "You did throw rubber band in a public place" has gone viral, as have the amount of fine the man had to pay, which was $300.