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  • Malay OCT Excelled Despite Absence Of Family, Emerged Sword Of Merit Recipient

    Malay OCT Excelled Despite Absence Of Family, Emerged Sword Of Merit Recipient

    One of the greatest challenges 2LT Mohamed Izzmel Sufyan Bin Mohamed faced during his OCS journey was the fact that his family lives overseas. However, 2LT Izzmel was determined to make his family proud, and to never let them down. Recalling his most difficult time in OCS, the Jungle Confidence Course, 2LT Izzmel expressed that he had “never been so physically and mentally strained”. To comfort himself during the training, he always carried a picture of his family. With his uncle’s advice and his family encouragement, 2LT Izzmel pressed on and finished the course with aplomb.

    Standing at this point, 2LT Izzmel has become a stronger soldier in terms of body, mind and heart. In terms of his physical and mental strength, 2LT Izzmel has grown. But beyond that, 2LT Izzmel has become more disciplined and confident, and has done his family proud. As a mark of his good performance, 2LT Izzmel was one of the Sword of Merit recipient for the Infantry vocation.

     

    Source: The Singapore Army

     

  • SPH Radio Fined $7000 For Offensive Comments By Kiss92FM Morning Show DJs

    SPH Radio Fined $7000 For Offensive Comments By Kiss92FM Morning Show DJs

    SPH Radio has been slapped with a S$7,000 financial penalty by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) for breaching the Free-To-Air Radio Programme Code.

    On Jan 11, deejays on Kiss92FM were discussing about the study on the sleeping patterns of Singaporeans during their on-air morning segment. In the process of interpreting the findings obtained from the study, the deejays voiced remarks which “stereotyped certain races”. These remarks were deemed offensive by some listeners.

    In a statement on Tuesday (March 21), the IMDA said: “As a free-to-air broadcaster, SPH Radio is expected to comply with the Free-To-Air Radio Programme Code which seeks to ensure that radio programmes maintain a standard that is acceptable to the community.

    “A key obligation under the Code is for broadcasters to avoid racial and religious stereotyping and ensure that content which denigrates or is likely to offend the sensitivities of any racial or religious group in Singapore is not aired.”

     

    Source: www.todayonline.com

     

  • Have An Opinion On Proposed Amendments To The Administration Of Muslim Law Act, Send Your Views To MCCY

    Have An Opinion On Proposed Amendments To The Administration Of Muslim Law Act, Send Your Views To MCCY

    Public consultation on the draft Administration of Muslim Law Act (Amendment) Bill

     

    The Ministry of Culture, Community, and Youth (MCCY) invites the public to give feedback on the draft Administration of Muslim Law Act (Amendment) Bill.

    The Administration of Muslim Law Act (AMLA) provides for the establishment of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), the Syariah Court (SYC), and the Registry of Muslim Marriages (ROMM), and the administration of mosques and wakafs (Muslim endowments).

    The Government, in consultation with community partners and stakeholders, regularly reviews the Act to ensure that this unique piece of legislation is robust and relevant, stays up-to-date with new programmes and processes, and serves the needs of our Muslim community. The proposed amendments this year seek to reinforce Muslim institutions, enhance the management of Muslim assets, and strengthen Muslim families.

    Consultation documents

    1. Draft AMLA (Amendment) Bill
    2. Public Consultation paper explaining the policy intent behind the proposed amendments

    All interested members of the public are requested to submit their comments on the proposed amendments no later than 6.00pm on 13 April 2017, via the following channels:

    • Email to: [email protected]
    • Post to:
      Ministry of Culture, Community, and Youth
      Community Relations and Engagement Division
      Level 2, Old Hill Street Police Station
      Singapore 179369

     

    Source: www.mccy.gov.sg

  • Body Of Man Fell On Garbage Truck, Clueless Crew Continued Working

    Body Of Man Fell On Garbage Truck, Clueless Crew Continued Working

    A man’s body fell from an HDB block in Tampines onto a garbage truck as its unsuspecting crew continued with their daily routine on Tuesday (March 21).

    Mr Ong,a resident who witnessed the grisly sight, chased the garbage truck at its next stop to inform the driver and crew of the body.

    The deceased was a 51-year-old man. He was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene, police said in a statement.

    The case has been classified as unnatural death. Investigations are ongoing.

     

    Source: www.straitstimes.com

     

  • Noreen Jastina, 14 Tahun, Dilapor Hilang, Orang Ramai Dirayu Beri Maklumat

    Noreen Jastina, 14 Tahun, Dilapor Hilang, Orang Ramai Dirayu Beri Maklumat

    Polis merayu kepada orang ramai supaya tampil memberikan maklumat tentang Noreen Jastina Abdullah, 14 tahun, yang dilaporkan hilang.

    Polis hari ini (20 Mac) menyatakan remaja itu kali terakhir dilihat di Alexandra Road pada 10 Mac 2017 sekitar 2.00 petang.

    Noreen ketika itu memakai baju kemeja T berwarna biru dengan seluar pendek berwarna hitam.

    Sesiapa yang mempunyai maklumat tentang Noreen diminta menghubungi talian hotline polis di 1800-255-0000 atau secara online di www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

    Semua maklumat akan dirahsiakan.

    Source: Beritamediacorp

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