MRT breakdowns/reliability improved: Really?
Overall rail reliability improved? I refer to the article “Overall rail reliability improved in first nine months of 2015: LTA” (Channel NewsAsia, Dec 11). 7 delays in 9 months of 2015 compared to 10 in 2014 It states that “There were seven delays that stretched more than 30 minutes between January and September 2015,...
Is Singapore on a slippery-slope downwards to mediocrity?
My fear is that, from flash-floods, to train breakdowns, to blackouts, to roof collapses, Singaporeans have accepted mediocrity, not excellence, as the norm of life here. I clearly remember in 2011, soon after the elections that year, when there were 2 massive train breakdowns and the Prime Minister and Transport Minister...
MOH’s handling of Hep C outbreak shows why Singapore is not a functioning democracy
I refer to CNA’s “SGH ‘determined to regain trust of Singaporeans’ after Hepatitis C outbreak”, “We must be determined to learn from this: Health Minister on SGH Hepatitis C outbreak” and “We will work to regain trust of Singaporeans in our healthcare system: Chee Hong Tat”. Singaporeans should not...
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