Uncle holding pole with screw hits Tanglin Halt hawker on the head, latter suffers from skull fracture and brain blood clot
“My shirt and pants were soaked in blood,” said Tanglin Halt Food Centre hawker Mr Punnataro Wee after being attacked by a fellow hawker with a wooden pole on Friday (Apr 8).
Mr Wee, 51, was busy setting up his fish soup noodle stall when a 69-year-old man allegedly attacked him from behind. It was reported that the man has a longstanding dispute with Mr Wee.
Letter to the Editor: Mum asking fresh grad for $1.8K a month could have needed financial help
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Dear Editor,
I refer to the following article: ‘She’s using you as her retirement plan,’ netizens tell fresh grad whose mum demands $1,800 from their monthly pay
It’s not her intention to squeeze you. Money is one form of security. An act of appreciation. Those days retirement plans were so lacking. Maybe no CPF, how to?
Letter to the Editor: Motorists who tamper with their fuel gauge before going into JB pose a bigger problem
Dear Editor,
I refer to the following article: ICA issues S$100 fine for driver who went into JB with less than 3/4 tank.
I am concerned with your above-mentioned article not presenting a clearer context of the content. On a simple reading, it gives an impression that if I get caught with less than 3/4 tank, the fine is $100.
Landlord ‘locked us out’ says tenant, he says she ‘violated code of conduct’
Tenants with landlord problems seem to be popping up a lot lately, with the latest case involving a woman from China and her son who say they were deliberately locked out of their rented flat in Yishun just days after moving in.