Welfare for FTs, NS for Sinkies

[LITTLEREDDOT]

KNN, will they provide shelters and fans for Sinkies charging up Peng Kang Hill?

[h=1]Shelters, fans to make wait for buses in Little India 'more tolerable', says LTA[/h][h=2][/h]
By Nur Asyiqin Mohamad Salleh

Bus shelters will be built for foreign workers waiting for private buses at Tekka Lane and Hampshire Road so they can wait in greater comfort, Mr Yeo Teck Guan, group director of public transport at the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has told the Committee of Inquiry (COI) into the Dec 8 unrest in Little India.
Shelters will be built and the area paved so the workers would not be waiting in muddy conditions if it rains. Fans will also be installed for greater comfort, he said.
Committee chairman G Pannir Selvam had highlighted the importance of bus and transport problems, noting that these have given rise to riots in other countries. It was, therefore, important to ensure there is "no waiting", he told Mr Yeo.
"I take the point we should shorten the waiting time. But in Little India, the foreign workers were waiting very patiently," said Mr Yeo. He said that one of the steps LTA is taking moving forward is to make sure foreign workers have facilities in the vicinity of the bus bay so they can "queue in relative comfort".

 

[chonburifc]

KNN, will they provide shelters and fans for Sinkies charging up Peng Kang Hill?

[h=1]Shelters, fans to make wait for buses in Little India 'more tolerable', says LTA[/h][h=2][/h]
By Nur Asyiqin Mohamad Salleh

Bus shelters will be built for foreign workers waiting for private buses at Tekka Lane and Hampshire Road so they can wait in greater comfort, Mr Yeo Teck Guan, group director of public transport at the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has told the Committee of Inquiry (COI) into the Dec 8 unrest in Little India.
Shelters will be built and the area paved so the workers would not be waiting in muddy conditions if it rains. Fans will also be installed for greater comfort, he said.
Committee chairman G Pannir Selvam had highlighted the importance of bus and transport problems, noting that these have given rise to riots in other countries. It was, therefore, important to ensure there is "no waiting", he told Mr Yeo.
"I take the point we should shorten the waiting time. But in Little India, the foreign workers were waiting very patiently," said Mr Yeo. He said that one of the steps LTA is taking moving forward is to make sure foreign workers have facilities in the vicinity of the bus bay so they can "queue in relative comfort".

HAHAHAHA. Aiyah, might as well go a step further. Build aircon shelters and install aircon in buses. Sinkees Song Boh?

 

[Leongsam]

Instead of pampering them, why can't they be shackled while they're waiting so they can't cause any problems even if they want to.

 

[laksaboy]

Shelters, fans to make wait for buses in Little India 'more tolerable', says LTA

Oooh naughty racist LTA... that's an implicit acknowledgement that Ah Nehs stink.

 

[Suicide]

Just send them to Oxley road...it will be better there.

 

[blackmondy]

Oooh naughty racist LTA... that's an implicit acknowledgement that Ah Nehs stink.

They should have those huge exhaust that sucks up oil and smoke like you see in those kopitiams.

 

[TeeKii]

NS tekan you till peng sang, come out society work must also lick FT balls, our life is screwed.

 

[Papsmearer]

KNN, will they provide shelters and fans for Sinkies charging up Peng Kang Hill?

[h=1]Shelters, fans to make wait for buses in Little India 'more tolerable', says LTA[/h][h=2][/h]
By Nur Asyiqin Mohamad Salleh

Bus shelters will be built for foreign workers waiting for private buses at Tekka Lane and Hampshire Road so they can wait in greater comfort, Mr Yeo Teck Guan, group director of public transport at the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has told the Committee of Inquiry (COI) into the Dec 8 unrest in Little India.
Shelters will be built and the area paved so the workers would not be waiting in muddy conditions if it rains. Fans will also be installed for greater comfort, he said.
Committee chairman G Pannir Selvam had highlighted the importance of bus and transport problems, noting that these have given rise to riots in other countries. It was, therefore, important to ensure there is "no waiting", he told Mr Yeo.
"I take the point we should shorten the waiting time. But in Little India, the foreign workers were waiting very patiently," said Mr Yeo. He said that one of the steps LTA is taking moving forward is to make sure foreign workers have facilities in the vicinity of the bus bay so they can "queue in relative comfort".

Why don't Selvan go and suck all their lancheows while waiting for the bus, wouldn't that be better than fan or shelter? Than his COI can be Cum On I.