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Archive for the ‘Editorial’ Category

Downtown Line chief retires early ‘for personal reasons’

British national taking over as new Downtown Line chief It was announced last month that the chief executive of SBS Transit's Downtown Line division, Mr Wong Wai Keong, left the company on 31 Mar. SBS Transit, a subsidiary of ComfortDelGro Corp, said that Mr Wong, 58, had opted for "early retirement for personal reasons". ST...

War breaks out between RC and residents in Toa Payoh

Over the past few days, TR Emeritus has received several emails from residents living at The Peak @ Toa Payoh. It is a DBSS development with 5 blocks of flats. DBSS was introduced by HDB in 2005 to meet the housing aspirations of higher income flat buyers for better design and finishes. Under DBSS, private developers tender...

CPIB: Corruption in Singapore lowest in 3 decades

The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) announced today (2 Apr) that the number of complaints it received last year (2014) was the lowest in 3 decades. CPIB said that it received 736 complaints in 2014 - a 7% decrease from 792 complaints in 2013. The number of cases registered for investigation also reached a 30-year...

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