Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
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Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security Issue
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Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
this kind of marriage won't last long. probably quarrel about money after wife finds out that husband still owes changi airport rental and owes the flash mob money. lol.
this kind of marriage won't last long. probably quarrel about money after wife finds out that husband still owes changi airport rental and owes the flash mob money. lol.
Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
If he brought her title deeds instead of a flower, the girl would be the one kneeling.
If he brought her title deeds instead of a flower, the girl would be the one kneeling.
Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
old people also enjoying life in singapore.
old people also enjoying life in singapore.
Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
you are differnet the rest who are jealous of the couple, we should feel happy for them.
you are differnet the rest who are jealous of the couple, we should feel happy for them.
Re: Man springs the most epic marriage proposal ever at Changi Airport. No Security I
The Straits Times
www.straitstimes.com
Published on Jan 07, 2015
[h=1]Why allow flash mob at airport?[/h][h=2][/h]
LAST Saturday's article ("Saying 'yes' in a flash mob moment") reported on a flash mob of about 100 people who sang and danced near the check-in counters at Changi Airport Terminal 1, as part of a marriage proposal.
This was apparently supported by Changi Airport Group (CAG) as the music was played over a few airport speakers and the airport mascot joined in.
The stunt attracted onlookers, causing the crowd to grow.
Had the CAG considered whether it would inconvenience travellers, such as those rushing to complete check-in procedures in time for their flights?
A city in Germany has banned flash mobs, while the British Transport Police discourage such events at train stations. So why did the CAG give approval for such a stunt?
Are there guidelines on holding flash mob events at the airport and the size of the crowd allowed? Are additional staff deployed to manage the crowd? Do the organisers need a permit from the police?
Neo Lin Chen
The Straits Times
www.straitstimes.com
Published on Jan 07, 2015
[h=1]Why allow flash mob at airport?[/h][h=2][/h]
LAST Saturday's article ("Saying 'yes' in a flash mob moment") reported on a flash mob of about 100 people who sang and danced near the check-in counters at Changi Airport Terminal 1, as part of a marriage proposal.
This was apparently supported by Changi Airport Group (CAG) as the music was played over a few airport speakers and the airport mascot joined in.
The stunt attracted onlookers, causing the crowd to grow.
Had the CAG considered whether it would inconvenience travellers, such as those rushing to complete check-in procedures in time for their flights?
A city in Germany has banned flash mobs, while the British Transport Police discourage such events at train stations. So why did the CAG give approval for such a stunt?
Are there guidelines on holding flash mob events at the airport and the size of the crowd allowed? Are additional staff deployed to manage the crowd? Do the organisers need a permit from the police?
Neo Lin Chen
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