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Serious Nathan has passed away

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Singapore mourns passing of former president S R Nathan

Yahoo Newsroom•August 23, 2016


Following the death of former president S R Nathan on Monday night (22 August), Singapore mourned his passing on Tuesday (23 August) as state flags on all government buildings were flown at half mast, and condolence boards were set up outside the Istana from 6am for members of the public to write tribute messages.The casket with Nathan's body arrived at his home on Ceylon Road at around 10:45am.

The public can pay their last respects at Parliament House, where Nathan's body will lie in state, from 10am to 8pm on Thursday (25 August).

Members of the diplomatic corps and other officials can pay their last respects from 9am till 12pm on Friday (26 August).

Afterwards, the State Funeral Service will take place from 4pm at the University Cultural Centre (NUS). It will be attended by Nathan’s family, friends and former colleagues, the President, Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament and civil servants, among others. This will be followed by a private cremation at Mandai Crematorium.
 
Hopefully lhl do a deep thoughts about what life is about .we looking at possobilty of becoming sinkie winner.

We should all have deep thoughts about life and death.
 
the first two term millionaire president ,nathan, annual SGD4million x 10years...least SGD50million worth. he bring secrets to his grave.

Prata can slowly spend his S$50M.
He can also continue cutting ribbons, handshake and waving hand with his new friends to earn more billions.
 
Finally this fat lump of turd can stop leeching from us.
Good riddance to bad rubbish.
Lhl false alarm at this this one can pop the champagne

Totally irrelevant garbage Japanese collaborator cum super Jiak Liao bee who die at 92 while sinkie slaves collect garbage to eek out an existence.

The most sickening part is the amount of Poh Lam Pah Sinkies 'mourn' this irrelevant thing on social media. Hope for this country? I will say NoNe.
 
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PM Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Ho Ching speaking with former Singapore president S R Nathan's daughter Juthika Ramanathan at the wake on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODA
 
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Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife Ho Ching arrive at Mr ‪Nathan‬’s residence to pay their respects on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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Deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam speaks to reporters outside the residence of Mr Nathan on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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Deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam arrives at the residence of Mr Nathan on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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Deputy prime minister Teo Chee Hean speaks to reporters outside the residence of Mr Nathan on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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Deputy prime minister Teo Chee Hean arrives at the residence of Mr Nathan on Aug 23, 2016. Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon at former Singapore president S R Nathan wake on Aug 23, 2016, Photo: Wee Teck Hian/TODAY
 
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