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Aljunied GRC MPs Outreach...
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Chen Show MaoLike your neighbourhood police. The Hougang Neighbourhood Police Centre, which helps look after most of us in the Paya Lebar division of Aljunied GRC, launched its Facebook page today. Go and "like" the page to get the latest news about police activities in the neighbourhood.
We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to the officers of Hougang NPC for all of your efforts -- including joining us at the zone party just last weekend to share crime prevention tips with senior citizens.
https://www.facebook.com/HougangNPC
Hougang NPCWhile we welcome constructive feedback and civil discussions on issues, postings which are offensive or irrelevant and breach Facebook's Code of Conduct may be liable to be removed. Fans who breach the above-mentioned may also be banned from this Page.Page: 166 like this
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Ustaz Syed Esa Alkaff spoke about the different levels of fasting when I visited the Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore last month. Yesterday, on the final day of Ramadan, I came a little closer to understanding why my Muslim brethren consider the Ramadan fast a lesson in humility, as I went through a fasting day of my own.
The distractions of hunger and thirst from 5:30am (close to Imsak) until 9:30pm (when we concluded our house visits to residents around Lorong Ah Soo) made it difficult for me to keep to the charitable and the good in my words, deeds and thoughts throughout the day. I caught me losing patience with myself and with others. My own failings and limitations were brought home clearly to me.
Here's my "buka puasa" meal at the end of the day.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
Chen Show MaoHere are two more videos for National Day: "Come Home" produced by a small local company of young Singaporeans; and another that stars a young Singaporean.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXdrKYzN63A&fb_source=message
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFr72HFw_HQ
Come Home (Singapore National Day Video 2013) - SteadiProductions
"Come Home" is the 3rd National Day Video produced by SteadiProductions in celebration of Singapore's 48th Birthday.
[h=5]Chen Show Mao[/h]On National Day, sisters and brothers, I would like to thank you for your steadfastness and your strength, and for what you do for Singapore.
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