Why shouldn’t using ones’ phone when crossing the road be made an offence?
The police has clarified that it is not an offence for pedestrians to use their mobile phone devices while crossing road. As a driver, I would like to offer my opinion. Today, one of the biggest distractions among pedestrians is the use of their cellphone. Too many people (especially the young) are too engrossed looking at...
PAP so blessed with so many clever politicians
It was reported in thenewpaper on 19 Dec that another brilliant PAP Senior Parliamentary Secretary was smart enough to thwart a scam attempt against him. A scammer passing himself as CIMB group chief executive Zafrul Aziz, went through the standard Nigerian scam formula offering million dollar proposal to Amrin Amin without...
How silly can an Education Minister be?
The Straits Times carried a headline today (19 Dec), quoting the Education Minister that the "Practice of withholding result slips over fees should be reviewed" When this issues was first surfaced by Gilbert Goh, MOE held on to its “long standing practice” reasoning. To any layman, such an action by MOE was unkind and...
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