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Ugly Singaporeans
'Perfect evening marred by popcorn, cartons and drink bottles left behind.' MRS PADMINI KESAVAPANY: 'My husband and I were invited to the gala premiere of the film, Where The Miracle Happens, in which Princess Ubol Ratana, eldest daughter of King Bhumibol Aduyadej of Thailand, was the lead actress. The princess was at the Golden Village Max Theatre to grace the occasion. What should have been a perfect evening was marred by the ugly sight of popcorn, cartons and drink bottles left behind on seats and on the floor by many of these 'specially invited' guests.'
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Suryani Dalip
New Straits Times
09-29-2000
Asean ladies' gathering
Byline: Suryani Dalip
Edition: 2*
Section: City Diary
LADIES of the Asean circle in Kuala Lumpur gathered for morning coffee at the Singapore High Commission in Jalan Tun Razak recently.
Playing host was the High Commissioner's wife Padmini Kesavapany. It was Singapore's turn to organise the Asean Ladies' Circle's monthly meeting.
The guest-of-honour was the Culture, Arts and Tourism Minister's wife Datin Suraya Md Noh. Also present was the Philippines Ambassador Jose Brilliantes.
Padmini said in conjunction with the gathering, a mini bazaar selling handicraft items, Singapore delicacies, cloth, cookwares and clothes was set ...
Ugly Singaporeans
'Perfect evening marred by popcorn, cartons and drink bottles left behind.' MRS PADMINI KESAVAPANY: 'My husband and I were invited to the gala premiere of the film, Where The Miracle Happens, in which Princess Ubol Ratana, eldest daughter of King Bhumibol Aduyadej of Thailand, was the lead actress. The princess was at the Golden Village Max Theatre to grace the occasion. What should have been a perfect evening was marred by the ugly sight of popcorn, cartons and drink bottles left behind on seats and on the floor by many of these 'specially invited' guests.'
http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-82549913.html
Suryani Dalip
New Straits Times
09-29-2000
Asean ladies' gathering
Byline: Suryani Dalip
Edition: 2*
Section: City Diary
LADIES of the Asean circle in Kuala Lumpur gathered for morning coffee at the Singapore High Commission in Jalan Tun Razak recently.
Playing host was the High Commissioner's wife Padmini Kesavapany. It was Singapore's turn to organise the Asean Ladies' Circle's monthly meeting.
The guest-of-honour was the Culture, Arts and Tourism Minister's wife Datin Suraya Md Noh. Also present was the Philippines Ambassador Jose Brilliantes.
Padmini said in conjunction with the gathering, a mini bazaar selling handicraft items, Singapore delicacies, cloth, cookwares and clothes was set ...