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A woman took to social media alleging that the Member of Parliament (MP) of her area asked her to move out of her house after she complained about a neighbour harassing her.
Aisha Malik Farhaan wrote on the popular Facebook page Complaint Singapore that she was sharing her post because she was unsure from whom to seek help since her neighbour was harassing her.
She added that not only had she gone to see the MP of Tampines, she had also called the Tampines Town Council, NEA and the HDB.
She wrote: “My neighbour has some personal issues I don’t know for what reason? He daily throws/litters outside my door.”
Closing borders to India, Indonesia travellers over Covid will impact economy: Singapore Minister
If Singapore closes its borders to travellers from India and Indonesia over Covid-19 fears, there will be widespread social and economic impact for Singaporeans, Parliament was told Tuesday.
Dr Koh Poh Koon, the Senior Minister of State for Health, told parliamentarians the repercussions could mean that many Singaporeans would not receive the keys to the housing units they bought, and families will have to consider finding alternative care arrangements for their loved ones because they will face delays in hiring foreign domestic workers as caregivers.
India and Indonesia are among the main source countries for the construction sector, and domestic workers for helping aged as well as children of working Singaporeans.
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U.K. approves trial exposing volunteers to virus; Singapore receives Moderna COVID-19 vaccines
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U.K. approves trial exposing volunteers to virus; Singapore receives Moderna COVID-19 vaccines
Four cases of the SARS-CoV-2 variant strain from South Africa and one case of the Brazil variant have been detected in India, the Health Ministry confirmed on February 16, 2021.
Stating that India should continue its vigil to contain the COVID virus despite the fall in number of active COVID cases in India and vaccines member (health) NITI Aayog V.K. Paul, noted that India is now giving COVID vaccines to 24 countries.
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Closing borders to India, Indonesia travellers over COVID will impact economy: Singapore Minister
If Singapore closes its borders to travellers from India and Indonesia over COVID-19 fears, there will be widespread social and economic impact for Singaporeans, parliament was told Tuesday.
Dr Koh Poh Koon, the Senior Minister of State for Health, told parliamentarians the repercussions could mean that many Singaporeans would not receive the keys to the housing units they bought, and families will have to consider finding alternative care arrangements for their loved ones because they will face delays in hiring foreign domestic workers as caregivers.