Lui on riot: Alcohol could have been a factor
Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew told the media today (9 Dec) that he is looking at ways to tighten liquor access in the area where the riot took place late last night. Minister Lui Mr Lui was touring Little India today, a day after the riot, visiting residents and business owners to reassure them. Little India is part of Moulmein-Kallang...
PM Lee: No hateful or xenophobic comments please
(Photo CNA) Police have arrested 27 people in connection with the Little India riot last night (8 Dec). Out of the 27, 24 are Indian nationals, 2 are Bangladeshi nationals and 1 is a Singapore PR. The riot, involving some 400 foreign workers, was sparked off when a private bus driven by a 55-year-old Singaporean knocked down...
Riot at Little India makes world news
News of yesterday's riot by foreign workers at Little India has made its way around the world today (9 Dec). Many major newspapers and news media in the world are carrying the news: Financial Times Riot tarnishes Singapore’s image as place of ethnic harmony At least one person was killed and 10 police officers were injured...
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