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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

SMRT confirms its intention to seek a fare hike

LG (NS) Desmond Kuek, SMRT President and CEO The moment the Public Transport Council (PTC) announced the start of the fare review exercise yesterday (18 Nov), SMRT immediately said it will be looking to raise its fares. SMRT confirmed to the media yesterday that it will be looking to raise its fares as the PTC's fare revision...

TR Emeritus to shut down on 19th Nov 2013

Dear readers, Please be informed that we will be performing 'planned maintenance' late today on our servers. This is in response to numerous feedback from our readers that they were being banned from accessing our website, especially after they have upgraded their iPads to the latest recommended version (7.0.4). There were...

Number of dengue cases in Orchard Rd climbs to 93

The number of dengue cases in famous shopping belt Orchard Road has climbed to 93 making it the second largest cluster in Singapore as at yesterday (18 Nov). A dengue cluster is formed when 2 or more dengue cases occur within 14 days of each other and the homes of the dengue victims are within 150m of each other. A red alert...

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