I heard your m&d police kind got killed
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BREAKING NEWS ; RIOT & EXPLOSIONS at Little India!!!
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I heard your m&d police kind got killed
Here you go, slit-eyed Chink....
Riot after Chinese teachers try to stop pupils cheating
What should have been a hushed scene of 800 Chinese students diligently sitting their university entrance exams erupted into siege warfare after invigilators tried to stop them from cheating.
Riot after Chinese teachers try to stop pupils cheating
By Malcolm Moore, Beijing
3:25PM BST 20 Jun 2013
The relatively small city of Zhongxiang in Hubei province has always performed suspiciously well in China's notoriously tough "gaokao" exams, each year winning a disproportionate number of places at the country's elite universities.
Last year, the city received a slap on the wrist from the province's Education department after it discovered 99 identical papers in one subject. Forty five examiners were "harshly criticised" for allowing cheats to prosper.
So this year, a new pilot scheme was introduced to strictly enforce the rules.
When students at the No. 3 high school in Zhongxiang arrived to sit their exams earlier this month, they were dismayed to find they would be supervised not by their own teachers, but by 54 external invigilators randomly drafted in from different schools across the county.
The invigilators wasted no time in using metal detectors to relieve students of their mobile phones and secret transmitters, some of them designed to look like pencil erasers.
A special team of female invigilators was on hand to intimately search female examinees, according to the Southern Weekend newspaper.
Outside the school, meanwhile, a squad of officials patrolled the area to catch people transmitting answers to the examinees. At least two groups were caught trying to communicate with students from a hotel opposite the school gates.
For the students, and for their assembled parents waiting outside the school gates to pick them up afterwards, the new rules were an infringement too far.
As soon as the exams finished, a mob swarmed into the school in protest.
"I picked up my son at midday [from his exam]. He started crying. I asked him what was up and he said a teacher had frisked his body and taken his mobile phone from his underwear. I was furious and I asked him if he could identify the teacher. I said we should go back and find him," one of the protesting fathers, named as Mr Yin, said to the police later.
By late afternoon, the invigilators were trapped in a set of school offices, as groups of students pelted the windows with rocks. Outside, an angry mob of more than 2,000 people had gathered to vent its rage, smashing cars and chanting: "We want fairness. There is no fairness if you do not let us cheat."
According to the protesters, cheating is endemic in China, so being forced to sit the exams without help put their children at a disadvantage.
Teachers trapped in the school took to the internet to call for help. "We are trapped in the exam hall," wrote Kang Yanhong, one of the invigilators, on a Chinese messaging service. "Students are smashing things and trying to break in," she said.
Another of the external invigilators, named Li Yong, was punched in the nose by an angry father. Mr Li had confiscated a mobile phone from his son and then refused a bribe to return the handset.
"I hoped my son would do well in the exams. This supervisor affected his performance, so I was angry," the man, named Zhao, explained to the police later.
Hundreds of police eventually cordoned off the school and the local government conceded that "exam supervision had been too strict and some students did not take it well".
Additional reporting by Adam Wu
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Yip Hon
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Sir ; it is Not a " bah hwang chia" . from the video above the
Private Bus CB 6978T belong to a bus company called
BT & Tan (www.btntan.com )
http://www.btntan.com/
http://www.btntan.com/buses.html
Aircorn Coach max 45 seaters only
About BT & Tan Transport Pte Ltd
About Us
BT & TAN Transport Pte Ltd, formerly known as TAN Bus Transport Service has been providing school bus service in the early 70. In the late 80's, the company had expanded and venture into all type of bus services not only for local schools children but International schools, factory workers, office staffs, chartered and shuttle bus services, ad hoc and customized services.
Today, we specialize in providing Total Bus Management System that allows customers to focus on their businesses, knowing that their bus transport needs are in good hands. Whether for the schools, factories, companies or the organizations or whether is for contract service or ad hoc event, we plan, execute & deliver the superior services.
To date, we have more than fifty air condition buses and bus capacities ranging from 10 up 45 seaters. We are constantly upgrading our buses so as to deliver superior services.
Mission
To provide a safe and pleasant ride for our passenger and committed to meeting customers’ expectation, deliver our promises and will continuously strive to provide the very best service ever.
Vision
To be leading One Stop Bus Service Provider in the industry.
You "heard"??? Are your ears like your eyes? Slanted and slitted as well such that you cannot hear clearly just as your slit and slant eyes prevent you from seeing clearly?
The company takes its mission very seriously and didn't want to allow one ah neh who was staggering around in the middle of the road to interrupt the bus schedule.
Slitty ears? I think there's a medical term for that. I'll google for it.
So it's OK for the Chinks to make derogatory comments about the Malays but not when it's the other way round? Fuck off and get a life.
You know the man well.
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Yip Hon
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other workers got this piece :
Was told that the 33 year old deceased was a role model hardworking worker .
Good decent family man with a young wife and 2 beautiful little daughters residing in the
India state of Tamil Nadu .
Non drinker and only go to little India once a month ( and for only 2 to 3 hours )
usually on pay day week to send money back to his family in Tamil Nadu .
The deceased stays at a workers' dormitory at Jalan Kayu area ( those Farmway Roads ) and
has 1 or 2 older sbilings also working in Singapore .
He is a known to work 7 days a week including OT ( they said all for his wife and 2 daughters ) .
Many ( workers ) were saddened and emotionally hurt when they were told that he ( the deceased ) was
dragged along the road with one armed caught / locked by the private bus door .
He ( the deceased ) was seen shouting in Mandarin ( " Lao Da , Lao Da " ) to the driver of the pte bus
to stop . Was told the private bus was overloaded ( exceeded the legal permissible number
of passengers ) , ( LTA should investigate this bus company ; charging S$2 per workers without due
consideration to their safety for the trip back to their Dormitory ) .
Lastly was told that an India Casket undertaker located in Geylang Bahru area will be looking into the final
arrangements for the deceased .
So far no news on the "" Lao Da , Lao Da " private bus driver .
No arrest made yet .
Itu ikan ikan ada pengang chukup tak, Govin ?:o
Thai riot police already gove up lor
Thai riot police no gave up one.
It's their King's birthday and the police are taking a rest.
Riot is expected to resume today.
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Yip Hon
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[video=youtube_share;1IFodlpw9H8]http://youtu.be/1IFodlpw9H8[/video]
Not riot but protest.
The riot police are just there in case the protest turns ugly into a riot.
The whole world already knows which company except you twit. http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread....IONS-at-Little-India!!!&p=1724663#post1724663
Does this riot now make Spore a more dangerous place than JB
10 years ago I would often drive through Serangoon Road. Back then it was already very crowded. It must now be really bad with all those extra millions of indians.
The authorities can throw a few hundred indians into jail but will that improve anything when they plan to import more of them
In the late 80s I once told a colleague that one fine day there will be a big big riot in Little India. Place is overcrowded on weekends. Once intoxicated, these FTs bo cheng hu. Once drove by one of the sideroads in Little India. Was in a marked police car. Honked at them to make way as they covered the entire road. No one bothered. Having dealt with local ah nehs over more than a decade, Thaipusams, and knowing their psyche, this latest incident comes as no surprise to me. 2 decades late, that's all.
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Yip Hon
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[video=youtube_share;AYNP2REds-Q]http://youtu.be/AYNP2REds-Q[/video]
Tanglin Police Div aka "E" Div. Comdr was from ISD previously.
This incident is one of the most humiliating event for that "DP Ah Teo".
He has been acting blur all these while and always present to the public that Sillypore's home team is always operation ready.
He has been acting blur all these while and always present to the public that Sillypore's home team is always operation ready.
The home team is operationally ready to deal with SDP "tak boleh tahan" protests. This incident was slightly different.
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