Massive outcry by netizens at handcuffing of Lianhe Wanbao photographer
A massive outcry has erupted in cyberspace at the "unlawful" hand-cuffing of Lianhe Wanbao photographer Wu Qing Shun by a Singapore police officer with many netizens expressing their support to the SPH staff. Mr Wu claimed that he was handcuffed by a police officer for no apparent reason yesterday morning at Upper Bukit Timah...
Businesses in Orchard suffered massive losses from second flood in a month
It was supposed to be "un-floodable" and yet for the second time in a month, Singapore's prime shopping district of Orchard has been hit by "once in a fifty year" flood again, bringing much embarrassment to the beleaguered PAP. The first flood on 16 June reportedly caused millions of damages to retailers in Orchard. Soon after...
Police: Wanbao photographer “handcuffed” for his own “personal safety”
According to a press statement from the Singapore police, Lianhe Wanbao photographer Mr Wu Qing Shun was handcuffed and detained by the police for his own "personal safety." Mr Wu was handcuffed by a police officer when taking photos of flooding at Upper Bukit Timah Road yesterday morning. He was later led to an outside condominium...
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