Orrr.... Singlish Exterminator forgot his question mark... ha ha
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"they promised to protect my son, now he's dead" - anguish of a loving mother
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Orrr.... Singlish Exterminator forgot his question mark... ha ha
Then why Mindef so goondu buy these type of vehicle? Got koruptpussy going on?
Knn you just showed them a new way to transfer our money from their left pocket to right pocket but not into our pockets.
The Defence Minister should resign from his post.
If not he should lose one son , then he will fully understand the pain these parents are going through
Spotter you're kidding us right? We're peasants they are masters. Since when PAP answers to us?
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The Defence Minister should resign from his post.
If not he should lose one son , then he will fully understand the pain these parents are going through
All the officers that were relieved of their duties should be named and shamed! otherwise they will frolic into another GLC and no one will know!
If they have any common decency, they should accept her appeal. Just like Sav ing Private Ryan
Err since when did SAF "promise" to protect young NSF? Their job is to train them to protect the Nation. Not Nation protecting the young boys. Performing National duty is about survival. Making sure that you are not the last, slowest, weakest in the group.
Her son is not sissy type cannot do pull ups and run.... he is kenna smoke bomb to death
If Asthma was a valid reason for exemption, Singapore might as well do away with the whole enlistment process.
Sinkies should just accept the fact that dying is a risk worth taking in order to defend the nation. I was prepared to die for my country. I don't see why others can't rise to the challenge.
What are you talking about? it is more worthwhile dying from AIDS after screwing an infected PRC.
This pretty much reveals what sort of scum you are.
You're a prime example of someone who is worth more dead than alive. I hope the country gets rid of riff raff like you ASAP.
Sorry to sidetrack a little, I cannot help but notices in posts #2 and #5 the reporters' names
Post #2 - Elizabeth LawFoo Jie Ying
Post #5 - Rennie WhangFoo Jie Ying
These type of family names very strange to me, is this in fashion and what's the significance?
Post #2 - Elizabeth LawFoo Jie Ying
Post #5 - Rennie WhangFoo Jie Ying
These type of family names very strange to me, is this in fashion and what's the significance?
Both descendants of fools !:o
hi there
1. joey, i have had encountered many of such specimen.
2. although married but does not want to drop its maiden surname mah!
3. making things damn complicated.
NS is really killing our boys
MINDEF to compensate families of NSFs who died in training
By Vimita Mohandas | Posted: 15 November 2012 2236 hrs
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) disclosed on Thursday how it compensates families of servicemen who die while in service.
While MINDEF did not reveal the exact amount received by a family of a deceased serviceman, a ministry spokesperson said that a family will receive a death gratuity equivalent to 12 months of the last drawn monthly gross salary of a regular serviceman of equivalent rank.
In a reply to Channel NewsAsia, MINDEF said that the death gratuity is outside of its compensation framework.
Under MINDEF's compensation framework, a compensation quantum will be awarded to the family of the deceased serviceman if the death was due to service.
The quantum of this compensation is computed in accordance with the Work Injury Compensation Act (WICA) and the civil courts.
If the death occurred during military training, the family will also receive a Special Award, which doubles the total compensation award compared to what is prescribed under the WICA.
However, all this may be cold comfort to the bereaved families of Third Sergeant Tan Mou Sheng and Private Dominique Lee, both of whom died during training earlier this year.
Findings from the Committees of Inquiry (COI) convened after their deaths uncovered breaches of training safety regulations.
In the case of Private Dominique Lee, who died after a training exercise that involved smoke grenades, the COI found that only two smoke grenades should have been used instead of the six thrown by his Platoon Commander.
The mother of Dominique Lee said that she has been visiting her son's grave at Choa Chu Kang Cemetery every day since he died in April.
In the second case, the COI found that the driver of the vehicle Third Sergeant Tan Mou Sheng was in did not have a valid licence.
Third Sergeant Tan was thrown out of the vehicle when it flipped, pinning him under it.
- CNA/jc
the army should FULLY compensate for all the "investment" the bereaved parents have put into their dead army son. the army has robbed them of their hope, joy and love they have invested in their son.
going by the way MOD is meting out the compensation, it really cheapens the life of our army boys.
MINDEF to compensate families of NSFs who died in training
By Vimita Mohandas | Posted: 15 November 2012 2236 hrs
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) disclosed on Thursday how it compensates families of servicemen who die while in service.
While MINDEF did not reveal the exact amount received by a family of a deceased serviceman, a ministry spokesperson said that a family will receive a death gratuity equivalent to 12 months of the last drawn monthly gross salary of a regular serviceman of equivalent rank.
In a reply to Channel NewsAsia, MINDEF said that the death gratuity is outside of its compensation framework.
Under MINDEF's compensation framework, a compensation quantum will be awarded to the family of the deceased serviceman if the death was due to service.
The quantum of this compensation is computed in accordance with the Work Injury Compensation Act (WICA) and the civil courts.
If the death occurred during military training, the family will also receive a Special Award, which doubles the total compensation award compared to what is prescribed under the WICA.
However, all this may be cold comfort to the bereaved families of Third Sergeant Tan Mou Sheng and Private Dominique Lee, both of whom died during training earlier this year.
Findings from the Committees of Inquiry (COI) convened after their deaths uncovered breaches of training safety regulations.
In the case of Private Dominique Lee, who died after a training exercise that involved smoke grenades, the COI found that only two smoke grenades should have been used instead of the six thrown by his Platoon Commander.
The mother of Dominique Lee said that she has been visiting her son's grave at Choa Chu Kang Cemetery every day since he died in April.
In the second case, the COI found that the driver of the vehicle Third Sergeant Tan Mou Sheng was in did not have a valid licence.
Third Sergeant Tan was thrown out of the vehicle when it flipped, pinning him under it.
- CNA/jc
the army should FULLY compensate for all the "investment" the bereaved parents have put into their dead army son. the army has robbed them of their hope, joy and love they have invested in their son.
going by the way MOD is meting out the compensation, it really cheapens the life of our army boys.
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Hello Boss Sam, sure or not
long time nber chat with you liao 
I remembered during my time of NSF in the early 70s.....a guy having asthmatic was made to become GD (General Duty) man after BMT. Everyday he help out in the Cookhouse and cutting grass around the HQ Building only and 6 months later I recommended him for a clerk course and later served as a clerk and promoted him to LCP before his ROD
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