Dear brothers and sisters
everything is going against lee hsien loong and his wife Ho Ching.
Lee Hsien Loong got cancer and his father Lee Kuan Yew is in ICU.
Now Ho Ching Capital Land IMM Mall is flooded with shit water for no reason.
Shops close after flooding in IMM mall
SINGAPORE - Unexpected flooding in a Jurong East outlet mall forced some shops there to close on Thursday morning. About nine stores and four pop-up stalls on the first storey of IMM Building were in the stretch affected by the water, the source of which is still unknown. Staff who came to open shop from 10am onwards said they found the floors wet and their goods soaked. Ms Anna Lam, 45, manager of beauty product store Beauty Language, said in Mandarin: "When I came at 11am, it was wet like a swimming pool." Mr Ryan Abril, supervisor of clothing retailer Zoi, said that when he raised the store's shutters around 10am, they rose dripping water. "The clothes hanging up were okay, but everything on the floor was all wet," said the 28-year-old, who estimated that around half of the goods at the outlet had seen water damage. When The Straits Times arrived at 11.20am, most of the water had been cleaned up, although retail staff were still mopping up and separating wet goods from dry. The area was fenced off from shoppers. A Watsons outlet within the stretch appeared to have experienced a blackout. Its staff declined to comment. Mall owner CapitaMall Trust has yet to release a statement on the cause of the flooding. -
everything is going against lee hsien loong and his wife Ho Ching.
Lee Hsien Loong got cancer and his father Lee Kuan Yew is in ICU.
Now Ho Ching Capital Land IMM Mall is flooded with shit water for no reason.
Shops close after flooding in IMM mall
SINGAPORE - Unexpected flooding in a Jurong East outlet mall forced some shops there to close on Thursday morning. About nine stores and four pop-up stalls on the first storey of IMM Building were in the stretch affected by the water, the source of which is still unknown. Staff who came to open shop from 10am onwards said they found the floors wet and their goods soaked. Ms Anna Lam, 45, manager of beauty product store Beauty Language, said in Mandarin: "When I came at 11am, it was wet like a swimming pool." Mr Ryan Abril, supervisor of clothing retailer Zoi, said that when he raised the store's shutters around 10am, they rose dripping water. "The clothes hanging up were okay, but everything on the floor was all wet," said the 28-year-old, who estimated that around half of the goods at the outlet had seen water damage. When The Straits Times arrived at 11.20am, most of the water had been cleaned up, although retail staff were still mopping up and separating wet goods from dry. The area was fenced off from shoppers. A Watsons outlet within the stretch appeared to have experienced a blackout. Its staff declined to comment. Mall owner CapitaMall Trust has yet to release a statement on the cause of the flooding. -
