Ah Huat said ..... (ah huat dont like
'chow-hay')
.....whenever i ask him anything, all he says is "i dont
know"
Anything you ask him is "i dont know"
How can he be an MP like this? "i dont know"
....the eateries here are expensive and inconvenient.
The stallholders are arrogant, and dont think for the people.
....Out in the garden along the corridor, i keep my medicinal
plants.
I've been asked to remove them time and time again.
How can i consider a situation like this to be good? It
isn't.
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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/blogs/singa...03510-506.html
..Possible three-way fight at Punggol East SMC
By Jeanette Tan | SingaporeScene – Wed, Apr 13, 2011 1:35 AM
SGT
Yahoo! Singapore dives into the heartlands to find out first-hand
what the key issues will be during the General Elections. In the
last of a five-part series of video reports, JEANETTE TAN ventures
into the Punggol East to speak to voters and determine the
political sentiment on the ground.
Freshly carved out of the Pasir Ris-Punggol group representation
constituency (GRC) is Singapore's largest single-member
constituency (SMC) -- Punggol East -- comprising more than 33,200
electors.
Its introduction has triggered a strong interest among political
parties here, with the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) and the
Workers' Party (WP) reportedly poised to contest in the single-seat
ward, signalling a potential three-cornered fight for the
residents' majority vote.
Residents in the area whom Yahoo! Singapore spoke to seemed to be
looking forward to the competition.
Undergraduate Tan Weijian, 23 is pleased that Punggol East is now
an SMC.
"I'm quite against the GRC
system, to be honest. To me, the traditional
purpose of having a GRC for the ethnic quota has been diluted," he
said.
He also believes that its incumbent Member of Parliament Michael
Palmer could be given a run for his money, if he were to contest in
the ward, given the strength of the potential
contest he will likely face in this year's election.
"My choice of vote will depend on what the candidates can present,"
he added.
Other residents felt that a three-way fight will be detrimental to
the opposition. While property agent Willie Nua hopes that the
opposition will gain a stronger voice through the coming election,
he had reservations on whether the parties will succeed if it came
down to a three-way contest.
"I think if it does come down to a three-way fight, the People's
Action Party will win. A three-way fight will almost definitely
work against the opposition's favour," he said.
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