Chinatown Complex News Today

Lisa Tan was soaking in the festivities on Christmas Eve at Gardens by the Bay when an unusual furry critter briefly joined the celebrations, scurrying across the exit of Bayfront MRT station. "It was unusual, considering it was crowded, and I have never seen a rat in the area before then," said the 56-year-old lawyer. Four pest controllers The Straits...

It's no secret that Singapore is an expensive city. Just last month, the Lion City made headlines for being the world’s priciest city, tying with Zurich. But couple Josh and Lisa, who are travel content creators, decided to explore Singapore for four days with a daily budget of just US$100 (S$134). If you're wondering how they ended up with such...

Omnipresent at every late night meal, these nine hawkers serve the best satay in Singapore. Like kebab, yakitori, and chuan, satay is Southeast Asia’s answer to skewered meat. Thought to have originated in Indonesia, the dish is typically made with chicken, pork, mutton, and beef, and traditionally grilled over charcoal. It usually comes with raw onion, cucumber, and ketupat, as well as peanut sauce for dipping. Over time, two distinct forms of satay emerged in Singapore. There is the Mal...

Ng Kok Song has pointed out the possible 'danger' of electing a former finance minister as president, alluding to former senior minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam's candidacy. Speaking to the media after his walkabout at Marine Terrace on Tuesday (Aug 29) morning, Ng said: "I think the danger — particularly in regard to safeguarding the reserves — is when the former finance...

Dr Tan Cheng Bock, along with other opposition parties, endorsing Tan Kin Lian's bid for the presidency is "unhealthy and worrisome", said Ng Kok Song on Sunday (Aug 27). Ng was speaking to reporters at Chinatown Complex, just hours after his opponent Tan Kin Lian announced an endorsement by 2011 presidential candidate Dr Tan Cheng Bock. He said what happened...

"We must prevent the presidency from being manipulated by any political party," he said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE: Opposition members endorsing presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian are trying to confuse and polarise Singaporeans by attempting to politicise the Presidential Election, said fellow candidate Ng Kok Song. By doing so, these opposition members are dishonouring the office of the President, which is

"We must prevent the presidency from being manipulated by any political party," he said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singapore News - Opposition party politicians are “ganging up” to support presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian, said Mr Ng Kok Song, calling it a “very unhealthy and worrisome development”. Speaking to the media during a visit to Chinatown Complex on Sunday afternoon, Mr Ng, 75,... Read more at www.tnp.sg

SINGAPORE, Aug 27 — Opposition members endorsing presidential candidate Tan Kin Lian are trying to confuse and polarise Singaporeans by attempting to politicise the Presidential...