Punggol East By-Election Later News Update

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Updated · Taken at 116D Rivervale Drive

Aidilfitri Carnival at Punggol East was like no other. I had expected a formal dinner with staged performances. I was in for a huge surprise. True to the spirit of a carnival, the event was informal, loosely defined with free seating for residents to mingle. With awesome briyani and traditional snacks commonly served during Aidilfitri, the carnival felt like a large Hari Raya open house--albeit with a difference--there were a sing-along to Hari Raya medleys, joget dancing, lucky draws and traditional games. It was like living up Malay culture in Punggol East. MP Lee Li Lian and PECC volunteer, Nicholas, joined in singing Hari Raya medleys. My verdict: pretty good, given both are not Malay speakers. The residents warmed up to them quickly, showering them with cheers. Now, who says Singapore doesn’t have kampongs?

Report by: Muhammad Yusuf Osman
Photos Credit: Thomas Fung, Jun Biao Chang

 

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The September issue of the Punggol East Bulletin is out! Find out about our events held in the past months and hope to see you at our upcoming activities!

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Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

Punggol East SMC changed their cover photo. <a class="uiLinkSubtle" href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=565577616833731&set=a.489909001067260.111959.489895054401988&type=1"><abbr title="Tuesday, September 3, 2013 at 11:04am" data-utime="1378231470">September 3</abbr>

 

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Lee Li Lian （李丽连）


Took this picture while doing my random estate inspection earlier on. It's good to see corridors as such; no bulky items or unused bicycles. I know this standard is not easy to maintain but this is an exemplary example of uncluttered walkway

I'm very impressed!

 

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[h=2]13.9.1 AJCC Hari Raya Celebration - Memori Lebaran[/h]

 

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13.9.1 AJCC Hari Raya Celebration - Memori Lebaran

Updated · Taken at Bedok North Ave 2

Photo Credit: Wong Twee Liang

 

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13.9.1 AJCC Hari Raya Celebration - Memori Lebaran

Updated · Taken at Bedok North Ave 2

Photo Credit: Wong Twee Liang

 

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13.9.1 AJCC Hari Raya Celebration - Memori Lebaran

Updated <abbr title="Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at 1:46am" data-utime="1378748761" class="timestamp">13 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Bedok North Ave 2

Photo Credit: Wong Twee Liang

 

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Calling all parents and children of Punggol East SMC, come join us to doodle, play and paint your way to good health this Children's Day!

 

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Daniel PS Goh

Accompanying the moon in Punggol East. 1. Residents taking a photograph with Li Lian, while others admire homemade lanterns. 2. Hammerhead shark by Darius. 3. Lamb by Josephine. 4. Peacock by Si Ling. 5. Traditional lantern by Aisha. 6. Always working: taking feedback from residents.

 

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Daniel PS Goh

Accompanying the moon in Punggol East. 1. Residents taking a photograph with Li Lian, while others admire homemade lanterns. 2. Hammerhead shark by Darius. 3. Lamb by Josephine. 4. Peacock by Si Ling. 5. Traditional lantern by Aisha. 6. Always working: taking feedback from residents.

 

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Lee Li Lian （李丽连）

[h=5]Both Oral and Written PQs from the WP's MPs for tomorrow's Parliamentary Sitting at 1.30pm.
[/h]Parliamentary Questions for 16 September 2013 Sitting
QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWER* *2. Mr Pritam Singh: To ask the Prime Minister in light of the discovery of used election ballot boxes that were not disposed of in a proper manner who was responsible for the lapse and what action has been taken against the person; whether these boxes were for the ...By: The Workers' Party

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013

Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao

 

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[h=1]13-09-14: Mid Autumn Celebration 2013[/h]Updated <abbr title="Monday, September 16, 2013 at 11:44am" data-utime="1379303048" class="timestamp">6 hours ago</abbr> · Taken at Block 120D Rivervale Crescent

It was a night for accompanying the moon in Punggol East. We ate, drank, played, joked, clapped, over 200 of us in a joyous mood, while the moon watched. Under the moon's gentle gaze, the children paraded their humble paper lanterns. A giant mooncake, baked by inmates and part proceeds goes to the Yellow Ribbon Fund, was sliced and shared. Li Lian serenaded the moon and she seemed to have smiled. Smiles were all round for the young contestants of the lantern making competition. My favourite was the traditional Chinese lantern made by a chinese-muslim resident, for it represented the best in Singaporeans. I hope the moon was a little less lonelier on Saturday night.

Reported by: Daniel Goh
Photo credit: Foo Siang Hwee and Chang Junbiao