If it's fine to hang people for drugs - which I TOTALLY SUPPORT - why isn't the government considering death penalty for drink driving too?
Meanwhile, in Singapore ...
They will come up with a million and one reasons why fares need to be raised.
Bus Task Force was set up in 2024 and concluded their findings last year.
Yet, this kind of accident still happened.
https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/bukit-panjang-plaza-bus-stop-roof-hit-smrt-double-decker-bus
https://www.mot.gov.sg/news-resources/newsroom/supporting-bus-captains-for-safer-public-buses/
If I were Peter Parker, I'd feel the same crushing weight as Oliver Queen whenever he thought he'd failed his city. With great power comes great responsibility but unlike them, I'm just an ordinary person, powerless and invisible.
The facts speak for themselves:
Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has the authority to drive change that could save lives. Would he cry after watching the video and reflecting on how that boy and his family must live for the rest of their lives?
I think it's not a good idea for MHA to install a TV there considering that the place may not have high human traffic.
If I'm not wrong, one of the CCTVs is pointing in that direction.
Quite silly, in my humble opinion, even though behind that wall is an unmanned neighborhood police post.
Tears rolled down my face thinking about how innocent pedestrians could have been sent flying and lost their lives if an accident occurred.
How about Minister K. Shanmugam? He's in charge of MHA, the ministry that oversees ICA and Traffic Police.
Would he instruct ICA to ban the rider from entering Singapore? Would he instruct TP to charge the rider?
By the way, Road traffic fatalities hit 10-year high in 2025. K. Shanmugam has been in charge of MHA since 2015.
As for me, I genuinely believe that he should be replaced just because of these regardless of whether he is doing a good job in other areas:
For those who are unaware, he has been Minister of Home Affairs since 2015.
I sincerely hope that Prime Minister Lawrence Wong sees the seriousness in this and assess whether Shanmugam is fit for his role.
If everyone reading doesn't see how serious this matter is, imagine if this were to happen to you someday:
