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Budget 2021 will have more targeted schemes for those who still need help: Indranee Rajah
Second Minister for Finance Indranee Rajah during a visit to Kin@11, a programme space under the Community Link initiative.ST PHOTO: ALPHONSUS CHERN
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Second Minister for Finance Indranee Rajah during a visit to Kin@11, a programme space under the Community Link initiative. - The Straits Times/ANN SINGAPORE, Feb 5 (The Straits Times/ANN): The upcoming Budget will have more targeted schemes aimed at segments of society and sectors of the economy which have not recovered as well, as the pandemic continues into its second year, said Second Minister for Finance Indranee Rajah on Saturday (Feb 6).
Indranee, who is also Minister in the Prime Minister s Office and Second Minister for National Development, added that the strategy for Budget 2021 will be to make sure that resources are channelled to those who still need help, compared with the broad-based approach at the height of the crisis last year.
Charles Paris was born in Valletta in 1921. At 18, in January 1940, without his parents’ knowledge and before waiting for his conscription papers, he joined the Royal Navy as an assistant steward at the Naval Depot. After two months training, he was drafted with other Maltese cooks and stewards to the County Class cruiser HMS Sussex, which had made a brief stop at Malta on its way from South Africa to the UK.
Leading steward Charles Paris in June 1940.
The vessel docked in Liverpool in March for a two-month refit and then joined the Home Fleet at Scapa Flow. But the ship developed a propeller fault and proceeded to the Clyde in Scotland for repairs. On the night before it was due to leave on September 18, 1940, at about 1am, a lone German bomber dropped three bombs on Yorkhill Quay, one of which fell on the cruiser, which fully loaded with ammunition.