isn't that a good thing? Sinkie dun dare to stand beside or go near an ang mor. So there will be less problem created by the sinkies. It is good to have ang mor being a policeman. That is a wise and smart move.
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Good God ! .... We are over-run with foreigners in Singapore.....
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isn't that a good thing? Sinkie dun dare to stand beside or go near an ang mor. So there will be less problem created by the sinkies. It is good to have ang mor being a policeman. That is a wise and smart move.
He don't know, or don't care? or both?
ang mo kop is good...got standard one!
You are right !!
The Pinoys are the worst of the lot !!
To all Pinys : Matalek back to your slums and chicken coops !! :oIo:
Oi .... you no anyhow say hor !!
Don't conveniently act like a saint just because your little brother already sent to the condemned store hor !!
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Approximately 9% of the population of Singapore is of Indian origin and our city has an increasing number of attractive employment opportunities for young Indian professionals and business entrepreneurs. In fact, leading Indian names can be found in such diverse fields as Finance & Banking, IT, Medicine and Law.
Over 1,500 Indian companies have set up shop in Singapore, including world-renowned names like TATA, Satyam and Infosys. With the signing of the CECA (Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement) between Singapore and India, our countries have come even closer, culturally and commercially.
For Indian talent, Singapore offers many unique advantages, starting with our strategic location between the powerhouses of India and China, as well as our innate commercial strengths. Combined, this offers you plenty of exposure to regional responsibilities within the many MNCs based here. Other advantages include an English-speaking population, a close proximity to India, similar cultural values, a wide range of Indian cuisines, and a sizeable Indian population. Singapore is also home to over 7,000 multinational corporations and has a market catchment size of 2.8 billion people, thanks to an attractive and strategic location for employment and business opportunities.
We welcome you to contact our Area Director on any enquiries!
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Based in India, Ee Hong is the Area Director for Contact Singapore’s India Team. Before joining Contact Singapore, Ee Hong worked in the Manpower Planning and Policy Division of Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower, a role which entailed working closely with various government agencies, industry players and educational institutions on national manpower requirements and planning efforts. He has a Bachelor of Engineering from the National University of Singapore.
<hr> Singapore has enjoyed a special relationship with India both in terms of business and culture.
Approximately 9% of the population of Singapore is of Indian origin and our city has an increasing number of attractive employment opportunities for young Indian professionals and business entrepreneurs. In fact, leading Indian names can be found in such diverse fields as Finance & Banking, IT, Medicine and Law.
Over 1,500 Indian companies have set up shop in Singapore, including world-renowned names like TATA, Satyam and Infosys. With the signing of the CECA (Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement) between Singapore and India, our countries have come even closer, culturally and commercially.
For Indian talent, Singapore offers many unique advantages, starting with our strategic location between the powerhouses of India and China, as well as our innate commercial strengths. Combined, this offers you plenty of exposure to regional responsibilities within the many MNCs based here. Other advantages include an English-speaking population, a close proximity to India, similar cultural values, a wide range of Indian cuisines, and a sizeable Indian population. Singapore is also home to over 7,000 multinational corporations and has a market catchment size of 2.8 billion people, thanks to an attractive and strategic location for employment and business opportunities.
We welcome you to contact our Area Director on any enquiries!
Based in India, Ee Hong is the Area Director for Contact Singapore’s India Team. Before joining Contact Singapore, Ee Hong worked in the Manpower Planning and Policy Division of Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower, a role which entailed working closely with various government agencies, industry players and educational institutions on national manpower requirements and planning efforts. He has a Bachelor of Engineering from the National University of Singapore.
had lunch with friends in people's park...and i can see more than half are non-singaporeans....
without these non-singaporeans, the place is a dead duck!
thanks to our foreign imports!!!!
without these non-singaporeans, the place is a dead duck!
thanks to our foreign imports!!!!
This is horrifying to say the least !!!
HELP !!!! HELP !!!!!! ....:(
We are under siege in our very own country ......:o
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