Who should accept responsibility for the security lapse at SMRT Depot?
OPINION The American author Napolean Hill once wrote: "Big pay and little responsibility are circumstances seldom found together." He will be flabbergasted to know that they are pretty common circumstances in Singapore where political leaders and top honchos of public-listed companies take home astronomical pay without the accompanying...
Security lapse at SMRT depot: Do you agree with the response by its CEO?
OPINION The security lapse at a SMRT depot which saw two foreigners entering it and spraying graffiti on a train completely undetected has shocked the entire nation, leaving Singaporeans to wonder what the outcome might be had the intruders been terrorists instead. The incident took place on 17 May 2010, but a police report...
The dark side of unrestrained immigration: a family’s plight
Singapore has seen a massive influx of foreigners in recent years, mostly lured in by the promise of (by the standards of the countries they come from) high-paying jobs. The country’s population has now swelled to over five million, 36% of whom are foreigners. This has resulted in a host of social problems, ranging from spiraling...
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