Don’t compartmentalise SGs into socio-ethnic categories
I concur with Mr Ho Kwon Ping's suggestion to abandon the CMIO (Chinese, Malay, Indian, Others) stereotypes ("S'pore must 'embrace diversity as its strength' "; April 10). This classification is linked to the philosophy of multiracialism. It has also guided Singapore's nation building, especially in education, housing, defence,...
Doctors today are more like businessmen
I concur with the writer of “Why is NUS medical school slipping in rankings?” (May 9) that the product of our medical schools must be doctors with impeccable integrity and compassion. Over the years, medicine has been dehumanised; doctors are being forced to behave more like businessmen. Medical care has become a commodity...
MOM: Unemployment rate for SG PMETs low in S’pore
We thank Mr Edmund Khoo Kim Hock for his feedback ("Do more to help older PMETs"; last Saturday). In a small economy that is inevitably exposed to competition from around the world, and with individual businesses themselves subject to constant contest in the global marketplace, a certain amount of layoffs will happen regularly. What...
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