Ng Ser Miang denies that Singapore children were forced to attend YOG torch rally
The Chairman of Singapore Youth Olympic Games (YOG) Organizing Committee Mr Ng Ser Miang has denied categorically online reports that Singapore children were forced to attend events ahead of the YOG such as the YOG torch rally. The Temasek Review published an article yesterday on students from Sembawang Primary School being...
Disaster at YOG Opening Ceremony as flag and name-bearers walked out of sync
Singapore's reputation as a neat, organized and efficient country lies in tatters yesterday as the much anticipated YOG Opening Ceremony, billed by the Straits Times as Singapore's "BIGGEST" show turned out to be a NIGHTMARE to both the organizers and viewers alike. [Get instant updates and discussions about the YOG on our Facebook...
8 reasons why I am disappointed with the YOG Opening Ceremony
1. The YOG bus lane is ridiculous. Using fear to inject graciousness is not going to work. Singaporeans are educated individuals. After all, isn't it dangerous for such a big bus to be driving faster than a normal car on the expressway? 2. The opening ceremony had too many repeated concepts with the recent NDP. Once again,...
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