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Is Singapore turning from a supposed garden city, into a gutter city?
Every corner you turn is stinking dirty and Bugis MRT stinks sky high with its toxic stale air. When the train door opens, the toxic air rushes into the train and even N95 mask is ineffective to rid of the foul air.
Everything starts to break-down and yet bus rides and MRT rides are getting more expensive and ever more congested.
Even Starhub fibre breaks down and the lame excuses start coming out, yet no assurance that it will never happen again.
Next, the electricity tariff is going to hike once again.......
Chobolan MPs and Ministers in lumparliament debating over who should claim credit for finding sanitary pad and used condom thrower, as if we pay them millions of dollars to finger out such trivial municipal rarities, which happen once in 50 years, whereas those critical floodings and dengue outbreaks, they got the cheek to say it happens once in 50 years and they cannot do anything about it.
In any case, the moment they pay any attention to solving a problem, strangely the prices go up. And once the price goes up, the unscrupulous merchants and food stalls follow up with their own price hikes, each blaming the other for the price increase.
Meanwhile, the commoner suffers and there'll be idiots in this forum who will ask "who the fuck you voted" and 'guess the fucking race".
Such is the sorry state of affairs in a once garden city turned into a gutter city. Correct or not? To discuss.
Every corner you turn is stinking dirty and Bugis MRT stinks sky high with its toxic stale air. When the train door opens, the toxic air rushes into the train and even N95 mask is ineffective to rid of the foul air.
Everything starts to break-down and yet bus rides and MRT rides are getting more expensive and ever more congested.
Even Starhub fibre breaks down and the lame excuses start coming out, yet no assurance that it will never happen again.
Next, the electricity tariff is going to hike once again.......
Chobolan MPs and Ministers in lumparliament debating over who should claim credit for finding sanitary pad and used condom thrower, as if we pay them millions of dollars to finger out such trivial municipal rarities, which happen once in 50 years, whereas those critical floodings and dengue outbreaks, they got the cheek to say it happens once in 50 years and they cannot do anything about it.
In any case, the moment they pay any attention to solving a problem, strangely the prices go up. And once the price goes up, the unscrupulous merchants and food stalls follow up with their own price hikes, each blaming the other for the price increase.
Meanwhile, the commoner suffers and there'll be idiots in this forum who will ask "who the fuck you voted" and 'guess the fucking race".
Such is the sorry state of affairs in a once garden city turned into a gutter city. Correct or not? To discuss.
