Punggol East By-Election Later News Update

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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

 

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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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[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">8 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">19 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">19 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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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">on Sunday</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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The meeting of women Parliamentarians at the 34th General Assembly ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) held at Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei Darussalam.