Dummy Kayu started to work for GE cock-talking few days ago.
Making rubbish noises again.
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SM Goh asks Singaporeans to view problems in perspective
By Hetty Musfirah Abdul Khamid | Posted: 04 September 2010 2047 hrs
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The needy and less fortunate are given shopping vouchers to help pay for their groceries
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SM Goh asks Singaporeans to view problems in perspective
SINGAPORE : Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong has asked Singaporeans to view problems such as overcrowding in trains and increasing property prices in perspective, and remember those who are less fortunate.
Mr Goh was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a community event on Saturday held in conjunction with the Muslim fasting month.
The Ramadan-on-Wheels is an annual event that aims to help the needy. It is organised by the Malay Youth Literary Association.
This year, over 200 beneficiaries who have been given S$200 Giant Hypermarket shopping vouchers each, headed off with volunteers to shop for their daily groceries.
All that would not have been possible without supporters.
And it's this thoughtfulness that Mr Goh hopes to see in Singaporeans, even as the country deals with challenges which have accompanied the country's success.
"It's important for those who are facing problems of success - like inadequate car parks and housing at the top end - to think of those who are struggling to make a living everyday. There are many people who are not able to benefit from our overall success. So just remember that, as we also try to solve our own problems at the top end," urged SM Goh.
Ramadan-on-Wheels has reached out to more than 1,200 disadvantaged families since it started in 2001. - CNA /ls
Making rubbish noises again.
:oIo:puke!:oIo:
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1079177/1/.html
Singapore News
SM Goh asks Singaporeans to view problems in perspective
By Hetty Musfirah Abdul Khamid | Posted: 04 September 2010 2047 hrs
Photos 1 of 1
The needy and less fortunate are given shopping vouchers to help pay for their groceries
Video
SM Goh asks Singaporeans to view problems in perspective
SINGAPORE : Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong has asked Singaporeans to view problems such as overcrowding in trains and increasing property prices in perspective, and remember those who are less fortunate.
Mr Goh was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of a community event on Saturday held in conjunction with the Muslim fasting month.
The Ramadan-on-Wheels is an annual event that aims to help the needy. It is organised by the Malay Youth Literary Association.
This year, over 200 beneficiaries who have been given S$200 Giant Hypermarket shopping vouchers each, headed off with volunteers to shop for their daily groceries.
All that would not have been possible without supporters.
And it's this thoughtfulness that Mr Goh hopes to see in Singaporeans, even as the country deals with challenges which have accompanied the country's success.
"It's important for those who are facing problems of success - like inadequate car parks and housing at the top end - to think of those who are struggling to make a living everyday. There are many people who are not able to benefit from our overall success. So just remember that, as we also try to solve our own problems at the top end," urged SM Goh.
Ramadan-on-Wheels has reached out to more than 1,200 disadvantaged families since it started in 2001. - CNA /ls
