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  • Congratulations To Graduands Of The Specialist Cadet Graduation Parade, Including These Two Malay Cadets

    Congratulations To Graduands Of The Specialist Cadet Graduation Parade, Including These Two Malay Cadets

    The Specialist Cadet Graduation Parade at Pasir Laba Camp marked the completion of the 22-week Specialist Cadet Course, where the graduands trained under rigorous and realistic conditions to develop leadership and combat skills, and deepen their understanding of the other vocations in the SAF. Present at the parade were families and friends of the graduands and senior SAF officers.

    “As Specialists in the SAF, we depend on you to lead and train the women and men under your charge, and to train and lead them well…In this era of troubled peace, we need leaders like you to prepare our men, our women and our nation for the unpredictable. Should war or terrorist acts happen on our soil, you must be — and you are — ready to respond and lead to protect our country and our home,” said Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information and Ministry of Education, Dr Janil Puthucheary in his speech.

    In his closing speech he said, “To the parents, the family, and the loved ones of our Graduands here today, I thank you for your unwavering support. You are important sources of motivation and encouragement for our servicemen and women to give their all and do their best for their nation and for their families. To the newly-minted leaders of the SAF, Singapore trusts and depends on every one of you to protect our way of life and to keep Singapore safe and secure. I wish you all the best as you lead and defend our country. WITH PRIDE WE LEAD!”

     

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  • “Have Some Heart For Other Patrons, Hoggers Please Leave”; The Dim Sum Place @ North Bridge Road

    “Have Some Heart For Other Patrons, Hoggers Please Leave”; The Dim Sum Place @ North Bridge Road

    I am so hesitant to post this here. But to be fair lah for all the people who loves to eat here and yet had to queue for abt 45-60mins. I was utterly disgusted by the behaviours of the patrons there especially the ladies who came with their girlfriends. I was there at 7.40pm and seated at 8pm. When I got my seat, I looked around and saw tables were already serving food so which means mine will be served quite shortly. 30mins later when I am almost done. I looked around again cos I didn’t saw anyone leaving or coming in. And I realised these ladies were chitchatting with almost empty plates and bowls (and they had been there longer than us). And I was abt to leave at 8.40pm… they are still chitchatting ok. Not one or two tables but few tables. Hellloooo… this place is so sought after, pls think abt those who are queuing up outside lah. The table next to mine especially… 40mins ok… 3 dishes and two drinks… they finished their food when I sat down… and when we left… they were still talking. I told the cashier that their restaurant are not crowded but it’s because patrons are hogging the seat as if they are in a buffet restaurant. She agreed and said that is their main problem and the management cant do anything. So patrons of The dim sum place… great if u love the food… but please.. have some heart…. THINK abt the patrons who are waiting outside and also these people are doing business… u are disrupting their business because of ur selfishness. Even if u wish to chitchat at least keep the food and drinks coming lah. Ur refillable drinks doesn’t count! Pfffttttt!
    #jangankencamsaya

     

    Source: Masrina Rashid

  • Indo Maid Keep Bomoh Things; ‘Something’ Was Brought From Their Kampong To Singapore

    Indo Maid Keep Bomoh Things; ‘Something’ Was Brought From Their Kampong To Singapore

    Look what I found in my maid’s.
    At first she told that she bought it from a lady whom she don’t even know for self protection. To me it doesn’t make sense.
    After further confrontation she admit she brought it from her country.
    Big time Girl! 😡😡😡

    Be more cautious with your maid guys.
    And May Allah protect us all.

    Source: Suriani Yani

    When asked what was the content in the note, she replied,”As per ustaz, ayat Al-quran asmaul husna but the other seems like a word of charm. Sort of mantra or could be more than just dat.”

    Many warned her to be careful and take precautionary measures, one even commented on her post and advised her against reading it and to just burn the note.

    Some people opined that it is only naturally that “one wants to be protected by all means in a foreign country all by herself”.

    A Juz Faisal shared with her, ” I just asked my colleague whose a fellow Indonesian as I’m sailing onboard a ship currently. To clear any misunderstandings, this is not black magic. Ini mungkin dia dapat dari kiyai-kiyai kampung as we got to understand most of these maids are poor and study in madrasahs back at their villages so before they work overseas, is believed that their teacher would give them ayat2 quran as self-protection if anything harm would come to them as in their culture or custom. Although we don’t deny there are minority who are black magic practitioners yang pakai ayat2 yg bukan arabic tapi bahasa indon jawa lama2 dan barang2 kotor. May Allah protects us from this Fitnah and guides us to the right path.”

    Apa korang rasa?

     

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  • Commentary: We Will Lose War On Diabetes If Citizens Are Not Given Right Information By Those Who Have Them

    Commentary: We Will Lose War On Diabetes If Citizens Are Not Given Right Information By Those Who Have Them

    This is a nonsense report just reinforcing stereotypes.

    You speak to a couple of Indian restaurant operators, a few other Malay operators, and a cabbie who likes to lepak when he is not driving before coming up with an anecdotal evidence that there is a lack of healthier food choices for the Malay and Indian communities.

    I eat roti prata maybe like 2 times a month. I go to Indian restaurants maybe like once a month. My diet consists mainly of ‘Chinese’, ‘Western’ and ‘Fusion’ dishes – Singaporean dishes actually.

    PM Lee conveniently pointed out that six in 10 Indians, and half of Malays above age 60 are diabetic, compared to 2.5 in 10 for the Chinese.

    But why give us statistics about diabetes based on race and not on socio-economic status of the diabetic patient?

    It is common knowledge that local Indians and Malays remain somewhat stratified in terms of class relative to other ethnic groups in Singapore. It is a fact that low-income Singaporeans face challenges in eating healthily, which could in turn make them more vulnerable to diabetes.

    If we look at China and India, we see that more in China live with diabetes than in India (11% China, 9% India). Does that mean that Chinese are more predisposed to diabetes than Indians?

    I think absolutely not!

    Besides the socio-economic status, there are other factors like genetic predisposition, which one must look at in order to tackle the disease properly.

    Putting on a racial lens to look at the illness does no one no good. We will lose this war on diabetes if citizens are not given the right information by those that have them.

     

    Source: Ravi Philemon

  • Orang Malaysia Buat Hal Di Jepun Lagi, Kali Ini Di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kansai

    Orang Malaysia Buat Hal Di Jepun Lagi, Kali Ini Di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kansai

    Kisah sebelum ini mengenai seorang rakyat Malaysia membuat perangai tidak elok semasa berada di negara Jepun baru sahaja reda, kali ini muncul pula kisah terbaru mengenai rakyat negara kita tidak mengikut peraturan semasa menggunakan bilik solat pelbagai agama di Lapangan Terbang Antarabangsa Kansai, Jepun.

    Seorang pengguna laman sosial Facebook, Tok Sheikh memuatnaik status serta gambar insiden berkenaan yang berlaku di lapangan terbang tersebut.

    Menurutnya, dia mengetahui kejadian itu setelah berborak dengan rakyat Malaysia di Jepun ketika sedang makan di sebuah restoran halal di sana.

    “Gambar tersebut diambil semasa mereka ingin menggunakan ruang solat (wanita) dan mendapati dua orang perempuan telah tidur dan basuh pakaian mereka di situ,” ujarnya.

    “Mereka turut sidai pakaian di dalam bilik itu sedangkan papan kenyataan sudah menyatakan apa yang tidak boleh dibuat ketika berada di dalam ruang solat berkenaan,” jelasnya.

    Dia yang juga bekerja dengan syarikat pelancongan dan sentiasa berulang-alik ke negara itu berasa kesal dengan tindakan rakyat Malaysia yang tidak prihatin serta tidak mematuhi peraturan menggunakan kemudahan awam di sana.

    “Sekiranya nanti kemudahan seperti ini ditarik balik, ia akan menjadi masalah kepada semua pelancong yang ingin solat di tempat yang disediakan,” sambungnya.

    “Kepada mereka yang ingin belajar melancong ke luar negara, hendaklah juga belajar menjaga adab kerana kita membawa nama negara,” tambahnya lagi.

    “Jika perkara seperti ini terus berlaku, ia amat memalukan kerana nila setitik rosak susu sebelanga,” ujarnya sebelum mengakhiri perbualan.

    Diharap kita semua dapat menjaga tingkah laku semasa berada di luar negara kerana kita bukan sahaja melancong, tetapi kita juga membawa nama negara jika melakukan perkara tidak elok di negara orang seterusnya menjejaskan imej dan nama negara.

     

    Source: https://www.vitdaily.com

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