Loss of official receipts by Tanjong Pagar Town Council
April 13th, 2010 | Author: Our Correspondent
Written by Our Correspondent
According to the government gazette filed on 9 April 2010 last Friday, Tanjong Pagar Town Council has lost three serialized receipts:
It was not revealed what the receipts were for.
Tanjong Pagar Town Council runs the constituency of Tanjong Pagar GRC which is helmed by PAP strongman Lee Kuan Yew.
The elder Lee is currently away in the United Kingdom for an official visit and has not appeared in the media for the last few weeks or so.
He used to make a “grand” appearance or speech on the state media every one or two days to remind Singaporeans of his ever looming presence.
PAP MP Koo Tsai Kee reportedly took over Lee in his absence during the weekly Meet-the-People sessions.
The news of the loss was not reported by the mainstream media which has been extremely careful to censor any negative publicity of PAP Town Councils which had come under fire from Singaporeans for losing millions of dollars of sinking funds in their investments in the Lehmann Brothers’ minibonds.
April 13th, 2010 | Author: Our Correspondent
Written by Our Correspondent
According to the government gazette filed on 9 April 2010 last Friday, Tanjong Pagar Town Council has lost three serialized receipts:
It was not revealed what the receipts were for.
Tanjong Pagar Town Council runs the constituency of Tanjong Pagar GRC which is helmed by PAP strongman Lee Kuan Yew.
The elder Lee is currently away in the United Kingdom for an official visit and has not appeared in the media for the last few weeks or so.
He used to make a “grand” appearance or speech on the state media every one or two days to remind Singaporeans of his ever looming presence.
PAP MP Koo Tsai Kee reportedly took over Lee in his absence during the weekly Meet-the-People sessions.
The news of the loss was not reported by the mainstream media which has been extremely careful to censor any negative publicity of PAP Town Councils which had come under fire from Singaporeans for losing millions of dollars of sinking funds in their investments in the Lehmann Brothers’ minibonds.