I am deeply saddened by my sister Dr Lee Wei Ling’s claim that I have abused my power to commemorate the one-year anniversary of Mr Lee Kuan Yew’s passing in order to establish a dynasty. The accusations are completely untrue.
The first anniversary of a person’s passing is a significant moment to remember him and reflect on what he meant to us. The more so with Mr Lee Kuan Yew. The Cabinet had discussed how we should mark the occasion. My advice was that we should leave it to ground-up efforts. Groups should keep their observances in proportion, and focussed on the future.
The Cabinet recognised the strong desire of many Singaporeans to show their respect for Mr Lee, and honour what he did for us. We reviewed the events and observances that different groups had planned, and agreed that they were generally appropriate. They expressed the sincerely felt sentiments of Singaporeans, which my Cabinet colleagues and I deeply appreciate.
The idea that I should wish to establish a dynasty makes even less sense. Meritocracy is a fundamental value of our society, and neither I, the PAP, nor the Singapore public would tolerate any such attempt.
- LHL
Kelvin Lam
If it wasn't for Mr Lee Kuan Yew and his team, many of our parents would not have come here or stayed around to procreate us.
Look at vietnam n Philippines in the 60s, they were the leading nations in South East Asia . One generation of bad management is all it takes to set a country back a century.
We had the fortune of having Mr Lee n his team n cos of that , my parents met n stuck around, I came about n had the education n opportunities that I had n yes , as cliche as It sounds, what I have today , that I even exist today , is because of him, I won the ovarian lottery to be born in singapore during his era , and to me he is as much our father as he was to his own family
Look at vietnam n Philippines in the 60s, they were the leading nations in South East Asia . One generation of bad management is all it takes to set a country back a century.
We had the fortune of having Mr Lee n his team n cos of that , my parents met n stuck around, I came about n had the education n opportunities that I had n yes , as cliche as It sounds, what I have today , that I even exist today , is because of him, I won the ovarian lottery to be born in singapore during his era , and to me he is as much our father as he was to his own family
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Bernard Yeo
Everything happens for a reason. We all love Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Dr Lee has her way of thinking and interpreting her concerned. As Singaporeans we all missed our founding father, Mr Lee Kuan Yew fondly, showed our due respect and gratitude. Thanks to the Grassroots leaders who have selflessly organised memorable events and venues for us to do so. Our PM is a respectable man We will support his vision and Mission for Singapore. Cheers!!!
5 yrsReport
Seet JiaRong
I always appreciate Dr Lee Wei Ling's writings, usually poignant and inspiring.
However I was surprised and disappointed at the way she perceived those activities held in memory of our beloved founding father.
In fact those activities/
I believe many Singaporeans treasure those events being organised - they are channels for the people to express their gratitude and love towards our founding father.
However I was surprised and disappointed at the way she perceived those activities held in memory of our beloved founding father.
In fact those activities/
I believe many Singaporeans treasure those events being organised - they are channels for the people to express their gratitude and love towards our founding father.
5 yrsReport
陈 秋燕
LKY did not want a monument. But he did not say we cannot remember him. And he definitely did not want us to forget how we get to where we are today. If he wanted us to forget he would not have written so many books to let future generations know about the past. Remembering LKY is also about remembering the history of nation building and the values that brought us to here.
LKY is Dr Lee's father. But he is also the nation's father. I hope that Dr Lee will find in herself the spirit of generosity to share her father with us and allow us to remember him as we would like to. I hope that she will have confidence in us in how we are going to remember LKY for the sake of nation-building
LKY is Dr Lee's father. But he is also the nation's father. I hope that Dr Lee will find in herself the spirit of generosity to share her father with us and allow us to remember him as we would like to. I hope that she will have confidence in us in how we are going to remember LKY for the sake of nation-building
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Novita Adisutanto SE
PM Lee, hope you are stronger and be well whatever situation that you may encounter. Everybody has different view in life, view of something because we are all different in character and personality. It's also applied to sibling,in fact siblings came from the same womb, but they are still different. Both of you and your sister has different way of thinking but most important is both of you do things because you love the late Mr. LKY 😊 I can see the whole communities supported the events with same purpose and good intention in order to remember Mr. LKY. You have done something meaningful for your family and your peoples of Singapore. Differences are normal, hope you won't be feeling down too long... Hope everything goes smooth with you and everyone, may you be blessed and be happy, take care...
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Eileen Teo Cheo Tee
Our team gathered to remember LKY in our own way as a citizen of Singapore. Nothing to do with our PM LHL. We will not just do it on LKY first anniversary but on every 23rd March. Respect LKY.
5 yrsReport
William Yeo
PM Lee, we know that your sister is getting more and more eccentric by the day. We can judge for ourselves too where the problem lies. She has failed to understand the impact Mr Lee had on our lives and grossly underestimated the love and respect Singaporeans have for the late Mr Lee.
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Agnes Yeo
Mr Lee Kuan Yew is our Singapore's founding father! Each and every Singaporean has the right to commemorate him on his first year of passing. We did the same for our parents on their first year too! I guess your sister was just too emotional of the lost of her father... Give her some time, she will understand we didn't mean to build a dynasty. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew was just too great a man in his life to be forgotten by many! He will be remembered every year on March 23rd, August 9th and September 16th.
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Carol Sim
I really think the commemoration was not a big event at all. Miss Lee has failed to understand that LKY does not belong to her alone. He belongs to the people of Singapore. We respect your choice to remember your father in your own quiet way but you certainly CANNOT stop the people from wanting to do more. If your father was not a remarkable and outstanding man, you think the people will remember?
5 yrsReport
Koh Ronald
I tended to agreed with WL. I really felt it was out of proportion. Now, one year later n we are bombarded with same propaganda. I hope this best be just private affair after this.
5 yrsReport
David Leong
I have the deepest respect for the family of our first prime minister Lee Kuan Yew. He raised his family in unimaginable frugality and fostered intellectual bloom in his children. Intellectual stature in the league of the brightest and definitely well above many of us. They, including our prime minister stood as giants in terms of their intelligence - and on their on merits. Lee Wei Ling included of course.
They are entitled to their view on how they like their "papa" to be honored. To read the acrimony between the siblings and on the open social media dramatized and exaggerated everything and many of those totally inane and insane. Does Wei Ling need to do this? Maybe she needs to. Maybe she has a point about idol worship but looking at how we are remembering Lee Kuan Yew, I must admit we are already very low key. On his first anniversary, as I read the outpouring of messages including my own, I too shed tears at our loss of a great leader. She lost her father. We lost a great leader. Surely, Singaporean can decide how they can remember LKY as a grassroots movement not so much a government's initiative- or worst in some countries coercion with false cries and beating of chests.
Wei Ling's griefs and her hope to adhere to her father's wishes to the 'T' is hers to bear and I hope all of us honor Lee Kuan Yew our own way and do not politicize -and create this mole hill of a obvious family feud to become something sinister. There is nothing sinister or wrong about honoring Lee Kuan Yew on his anniversary. To interpret a dead man's wish any other way will not make him jump out of his grave to defend what he actually meant. Let each own their opinion and to keep that opinion to themselves. Show respect to our first prime minister Lee Kuan Yew and his family - to our prime minister Lee Hsien Loong and to his daughter Wei Ling.
Because, as a Singaporean, I also have a right to honor my leader humbly, with my deepest gratitude and my tears.
They are entitled to their view on how they like their "papa" to be honored. To read the acrimony between the siblings and on the open social media dramatized and exaggerated everything and many of those totally inane and insane. Does Wei Ling need to do this? Maybe she needs to. Maybe she has a point about idol worship but looking at how we are remembering Lee Kuan Yew, I must admit we are already very low key. On his first anniversary, as I read the outpouring of messages including my own, I too shed tears at our loss of a great leader. She lost her father. We lost a great leader. Surely, Singaporean can decide how they can remember LKY as a grassroots movement not so much a government's initiative- or worst in some countries coercion with false cries and beating of chests.
Wei Ling's griefs and her hope to adhere to her father's wishes to the 'T' is hers to bear and I hope all of us honor Lee Kuan Yew our own way and do not politicize -and create this mole hill of a obvious family feud to become something sinister. There is nothing sinister or wrong about honoring Lee Kuan Yew on his anniversary. To interpret a dead man's wish any other way will not make him jump out of his grave to defend what he actually meant. Let each own their opinion and to keep that opinion to themselves. Show respect to our first prime minister Lee Kuan Yew and his family - to our prime minister Lee Hsien Loong and to his daughter Wei Ling.
Because, as a Singaporean, I also have a right to honor my leader humbly, with my deepest gratitude and my tears.
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Jason Lim
We need to understand that 1st anniversary commemoration of LKY's passing can be viewed from the perspective of it being a private family matter while at the same time, it is also a national event to renember the passing of a great leader. While we can respect LKY's wish to take his passing in our stride & move on, the public's sentiments & respect for LKY is also a compelling reason for some degree of acceptance by the family to allow the public at large to remember LKY & for our younger & future generations to draw inspirations from him. After all, LKY is not only a great founder of modern Spore but also a well respected internationally
had to do what he did and keep the family ties intact.
had to do what he did and keep the family ties intact.
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Angie Ling
When i was in Taipei, i came across 国父纪念馆, it was to commemorate dr sun. I wonder why we cannot have one too. I think its alright to commemorate what he did for Singapore. It is not to glorify mr lee as a person but rather to remember the journey, intergrity, incorruptable stand he took to bring such a small island to where it is today. It is to uphold and remember such a spirit.
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Beery Bautista Payumo
LKY is a very rare leader that is born only once in a blue moon. People who witnessed him and his works are very lucky. I am so blessed to be alive and see the kind of leadership this brilliant man have shared to the world I live in. I am not Singaporean but I am moved and upto now continuously being benefited by his social reforms and public governance. I am sure his ideas will forever be an inspiration by all public servants. Remembering his passing is the least that we can do to honor him.
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Robson Lee
I feel sad to read this. I hope this posting by PM will bring closure to this matter. The children of our first PM should not air any private disagreement in public. The social media is not the best way to discuss personal matters. Both PM and Dr Lee are highly respected by many Singaporeans. Let us not further diminish this public respect that many have for the children of LKY.
5 yrsReport
Liew Patrick II
While blind worship of mortal humans is unwise, not having heroes to look up to and model after is also foolish.
At the core of successful communities and societies is the need for heroes and for narratives of their lives and achievements to inspire their people to live at a higher level.
When we stop having heroes, the bedrock of our success may be shaken.
As humans, we need heroes to be our pacesetters and motivate us.
In many ways, we stop having heroes not because we have grown old; on the contrary, we have grown old when we stop having heroes.
We should continue to remember and honor the heroes who have contributed to our success.
We should each honour them in our own way.
Nobody should insist that they know the right way to remember or not remember these leaders and compel others to follow.
Why insist that your view of honoring or not honoring somebody is right while others are wrong in the way they look up to somebody?
Why not accord freedom to others to choose their own response and not have to follow anybody's response?
Heroes are a reflection of our desire to turn a dream into a reality. They helped to define us and inspire new visions.
Heroes promote a stronger desire for more heroic acts in our midst. They become models for our achievements and fuel for our motivation to achieve success.
Heroes like Mother Teresa, Confucius, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Keng Swee, S. Rajaratnam, and Yusof Bin Ishak show us that we can achieve far more than we can ever dream or imagine.
To progress, we need to find and incorporate more heroes into our lives.
We need to share their stories again and again so that it will propel us to rise up and be a stronger country and people.
At the core of successful communities and societies is the need for heroes and for narratives of their lives and achievements to inspire their people to live at a higher level.
When we stop having heroes, the bedrock of our success may be shaken.
As humans, we need heroes to be our pacesetters and motivate us.
In many ways, we stop having heroes not because we have grown old; on the contrary, we have grown old when we stop having heroes.
We should continue to remember and honor the heroes who have contributed to our success.
We should each honour them in our own way.
Nobody should insist that they know the right way to remember or not remember these leaders and compel others to follow.
Why insist that your view of honoring or not honoring somebody is right while others are wrong in the way they look up to somebody?
Why not accord freedom to others to choose their own response and not have to follow anybody's response?
Heroes are a reflection of our desire to turn a dream into a reality. They helped to define us and inspire new visions.
Heroes promote a stronger desire for more heroic acts in our midst. They become models for our achievements and fuel for our motivation to achieve success.
Heroes like Mother Teresa, Confucius, Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Keng Swee, S. Rajaratnam, and Yusof Bin Ishak show us that we can achieve far more than we can ever dream or imagine.
To progress, we need to find and incorporate more heroes into our lives.
We need to share their stories again and again so that it will propel us to rise up and be a stronger country and people.
5 yrsReport
Kevin Ang
No matter what Dr Lee wants to think, each of us sincere Singaporean has a heartfelt was to show our gratitude to our Founding Father. I cried on the night He died, and I text my Malaysian boss, she asked me WHY SO EMOTIONAL? Why so? I text her back, telling her HE is always there. Since I was a kid, I have always felt, when LKY was on TV, everything will be fine, I am not particularly bright, but Singapore has given me, a not so bright kid a future, cos he is always there. So, if there is freedom of expression, freedom of speech, please, allow us in our own way, as long as its sincer, whether is seen to be respect or worship, allow us.
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David Ng
That goes without saying... Mr. Lee Kuan Yew isn't just your father alone but father of our nation. The 1 yr anniversary is necessary not just to commemorate him but also serve as a reminder - a strong foundation he had laid for us to make Singapore a nation worth fighting for.
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Ziyi Soo
Even if the Prime Minister is someone else, I believe they will do the same as well
It's nothing to do with abusing power or politics involved
To hold an event to remember one of our founding fathers, how can anyone criticized it. It's beyond my understanding.
It's extremely sad to see your sister bring the family issues out in public and get involved in politics when there is totally no connection and uncalled for.
Let's move on, sometimes we just can't stop the haters from hating.
Forget what has happened and focus the energy into building the future.
I believe that will be what Mr Lee will want as well
It's nothing to do with abusing power or politics involved
To hold an event to remember one of our founding fathers, how can anyone criticized it. It's beyond my understanding.
It's extremely sad to see your sister bring the family issues out in public and get involved in politics when there is totally no connection and uncalled for.
Let's move on, sometimes we just can't stop the haters from hating.
Forget what has happened and focus the energy into building the future.
I believe that will be what Mr Lee will want as well
5 yrsReport
Kina Manda
In my humble opinion, the rememberance activities were done in the right proportion as a respect for Mr LKY & all the good things he has done. Mr LKY is part of Singapore history that we cannot forget. Similarly, every year we commemorate Singapore's fall in 2nd world war. So Mr LKY death anniversary is one of the many historical events that we cannot forget.
5 yrsReport
Gabriel Lee
The observances of the Late Mr Lew Kuan Yew was done in the most appropriate manner and at the same time not over the top. Anything less would not have done justice in remembering all that the Late Mr Lee has done for Singapore.
Singapore is a country based on meritocracy. To try and establish a dynasty and relying on anything less is laughable.
Singapore is a country based on meritocracy. To try and establish a dynasty and relying on anything less is laughable.
5 yrsReport
Gerard Hooi
Dear PM, I believe many Singaporeans are behind you on your thoughts concerning how we, as a nation, should remember Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, especially on the first anniversary of his passing. I take the view that perhaps Dr. Lee Wei Ling has not fully come to terms with his passing, and therefore, has not allowed herself to let go. I wish her well and also for your family. God bless.
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Sean Ng
Mr Lee we are not worshipping LKY just a small gratitude from ordinary Singaporeans to show our respect and remembering what this great man had done for Singapore. Just like during the passing of LKY one year ago when ordinary Singaporeans queued for hours just to show our respect.
5 yrsReport
Lenneth Sim
Dear PM, I personally felt the anniversary recognition was nothing compared to the week of public mourning. I do appreciate the chance to pay my respect to him annually as I do with my family members that had passed on..... If only I knew where is his niche, I would have gone there every anniversary and QingMing festivals to offer my prayers to a great man. LWL ought to remember that we too have a right to share the grief of the passing of a legend and allowed the public to remember him.
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Lily Ng
Remembering Our Founding Father Mr Lee Kuan Yew is one way to show our respect to him for what he had done for Singapore and leaving to us a successful legacy to carry on. A way that we can educate our young generations how hard Mr Lee had fought so hard to build this strong nation, a way to remind ourselves not taking his legacy for granted. It is our duty to work even harder, stay stronger as one nation to safeguard and build an even better stronger Singapore. Mr Lee Kuan Yew cannot be forgotten, he stays forever in our heart and should be remembered and commemorated year after year Hope Dr Lee understands the wish of all Singaporeans and share with every Singaporean that special moment.
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Wendel Toh
I strongly believe both Mr PM Lee & your sister Wei Ling are equally filial to Mr Lee Kuan Yew . It's just happened that both have different perspectives & perceptions in ways of commemoration towards your father . As a true Singapore , I hope both of you would amend the bridge in this misconception and love each other coz your father would be happy to see this ! We love your family .
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Zak Boey
Dear PM Sir, I believe your action and sincerity speaks beyond words. We Singaporean will always remember the good works and legacy of late Mr Lee Kuan Yew. Never be sad over this trival matter and don't let your late parent be sad as they too are looking down at the family.
5 yrsReport
MG Yap
I believe and respect you. I am proud that you are our Singapore PM. just be yourself and do whatever you think you are right for Singapore. I believe u and that's why I'm always supporting you.
5 yrsReport
Chan Han Yen
PM Lee, I understand where your sister is coming from. Although you are not abusing your power to "establish a dynasty", but you also did not prevent the commemorations either. She is expecting you to do so in your power. But I still stand on your side, because LKY do not just belong to her, he belongs to Singapore and Singaporeans.
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Happy Father’s Day to all dads, granddads, and dads-to-be!
Fatherhood has changed quite a bit over the years. Once upon a time, the father’s role was to work and earn money for the family, leaving child-raising to mothers. Recent years have seen this balance evening out, with fathers taking on more parenting duties.
COVID-19 has been a litmus test for dads across Singapore. The pandemic has been both a challenge and an opportunity for dads to not just help raise their children, but also develop closer bonds with their kids.
Between WFH and HBL, parents understandably have a lot to juggle right now. But children grow up faster than you think, and the memories you form with them will last a lifetime. To all dads here and those who can’t be with your families for now, I hope you all have a special Father’s Day! – LHL
(MCI Photo by Lim Sin Thai)
Dillon Yong
Happy Father's Day, PM Lee. Good health to you and your family. Thank you for leading the nation in the best possible way. ❤️
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Amanda Ang
Prime Minister, nothing can erase the greatness as the Father of our Nation who has selfless exerted your life for Singapore.
To be the father of a Nation is a great HONOUR but to be the father of a family is a GREATER JOY.
Happy Father's Day.
To be the father of a Nation is a great HONOUR but to be the father of a family is a GREATER JOY.
Happy Father's Day.
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Junan Chen
Happy Father Day to all. Quite a unique Father Day this time round. My elder daughter of 4 in her family came for family gathering for Father Day...! My son of 3 together with my younger daughter and her boyfriend came for dinner at later part. 😉
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Grace Yeo
Happy Father’s Day to all papas!! It is a very sacrificial role. God bless all papas.
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Meena Ac
Happy Father's Day PM Sir💕 We have been blessed to have the nation and our welfare looked after so well by your Dad, whose life was for Singapore and it's people, and now the same sacrifices and service to our nation and its people is continuing through you and your team.🙏🙏
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James Ong
Happy Father's Day PM Lee, may you & your family be blessed with good health & happiness always! And not forgetting those dads, grandads and dads-to-be out there, Happy Father's Day too! Stay safe & have fun! Cheers!✌👏🎉
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Angela Lim
Totally agreed! Modern men r now more hands-on with the kids and some are very good in handling the kids. Partially bcos of the change women roles. As we share the burden of financial in the family by working, our men share the need to help out with household chores n kids. Nevertheless, fathers / daddies play a huge part in the children’s lives n r as important as mothers. Wishing all a Happy Father’s Day!
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Vincent Teow Hwee Tan
Dear PM Lee, Happy Father's day to you & may God bless you & your family with goodhealth & peace: Nothing can compare to the contributions you had done to Singapore. As the PM & Father of our Nation, you has selfless given your entire life for the well being of Singapore. Really thank you & deeply appreciate...
Take care & have a blessed weekend.
Take care & have a blessed weekend.
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Ng Sunny
Blessed Father’s Day! May your love for your children shows the way so that their lives can positively impact many to come!
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Betty Tan
A father’s sacrifice for his family and nation cannot be defined in words. Never disrespect that man who work day and night for your happiness, for fulfilling your dreams before his.
“Happy Father’s Day “! 🎶🎊🎉👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍻🍺
“Happy Father’s Day “! 🎶🎊🎉👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻🍻🍺
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Steven Lee
I am very sure most fathers(if not all) that are playing a part in bringing up their young one actively in big and small ways will agreed with me, the joy and sense of fulfillment are far more greater than anything else.
A father role has change over time no more like in the past where he will be incharge and responsible to bring back the bread and butter,
Happy Father's Day to all the father.
A father role has change over time no more like in the past where he will be incharge and responsible to bring back the bread and butter,
Happy Father's Day to all the father.
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Visited the Dale Chihuly: Glass in Bloom exhibition at Gardens by the Bay recently. I was there twice, and managed to catch these spectacular glass works both in the day and at night. The experience was quite different due to the lighting on the works and its surroundings.
We are going ahead with our reopening plans on Monday, but cautiously in light of the cluster of cases in Bukit Merah. Dining-in will be allowed, but limited to 2 persons. As we resume more activities, let’s observe safe management measures, and continue to be socially responsible. I urge everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated when your turn comes. Together, we are getting there. – LHL
Our 2020 national Census findings have been published, one part on Wednesday and the second part today. The Census is conducted every ten years, and this is the sixth since independence.
The infographics tell the story. The last decade saw the slowest growth in our population. More Singaporeans are remaining single, and those married are having fewer babies. Ethnic distribution has been stable, but we now have more seniors, more of whom are living alone.
The population is better educated. English is spoken more frequently at home, and the proportion of non-religious people is growing. Median household income has risen, and home ownership remains high.
We need to be aware of these trends in our society, so that our policies and mindsets can keep up with the changing times, especially against the backdrop of the pandemic.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the massive effort to produce this census. You can read the full report here: https://www.singstat.gov.sg/census2020/census-resources – LHL
Gan Veronica
In my Family, my late Elderly Parents would usually AUTO to keep shut and keep to themselves while they were Alive. As youngsters , we may have been too inexperienced to Know How to understand Seniors and to Take Care of them.....whom might need to be under Our Cares sooner or later. Therefore, Today youngsters in the Family may NEED to know how to take Great Cares of their Elderly and try to understand their passive Mindset.
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Chua Swee Hua
Good evening Mr PM Lee . Thank you for the update of Our 2020 national Census findings conducted every ten years, and this is the sixth since independence.
Hopefully it will work and improve for the better for future
Hopefully it will work and improve for the better for future
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Puneet Walia
Sir, foreign students need to be vaccinated as well.
Please prioritise vaccination for students heading to overseas universities this fall. They barely have a 50 days window to complete the vaccination.
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Please prioritise vaccination for students heading to overseas universities this fall. They barely have a 50 days window to complete the vaccination.
🙏
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Victor Lim
Good day Sir, i remembered the White paper population 10 years ago, time flies and our 2020 national Census findings just published, is indeed important to learn from the changing trends in our society, so that our policies and mindsets can keep up with the changing times, especially against the backdrop of the pandemic. Me too, like to thank everyone who contributed to the massive effort to produce this census.
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Lee Su Min
Thank you PM Lee for such an excellent Census chart! I am wondering if in 10 years' time I would be unable to perfect which of the one basic activity or all, but hopefully none! So that I am very happy that I will be able to resume exercise again from next week! Also, I made my own bubur cha cha yesterday for myself and it was the best I ever tasted. Visited The Arts House and really like 林子平's very bold strokes. Look forward to more posts from PM Lee!
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Lili Ardehaei
Please put the family in priority 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏in returning Ep holders🙏🙏🙏
I am MD and EP holder whose home and child and family , All are in Singapore.
I traveled out end of March and my entry approval was canceled because of tightening measures.
I AM Fully VACCINATED
As a mother , i am suffering to be far and separated from my child😭😭😭😭 and my child also is very upset and sad
I am MD and EP holder whose home and child and family , All are in Singapore.
I traveled out end of March and my entry approval was canceled because of tightening measures.
I AM Fully VACCINATED
As a mother , i am suffering to be far and separated from my child😭😭😭😭 and my child also is very upset and sad
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Fred Cheak
Very good , with statistics infographic . Broader viewers and more friendly user. 👍
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Sonali Manmadkar
Lee Hsien Loong this is very commendable work singaporeans do, which i always admire of, keeping the hard work public is no easy feat toa chieve. While keeping oneself aware of this fact and consequences as well, and still opting to be , be. with lots of love n hugs n kisses, sonali PXL_20210617_07
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Lim YewLiang
Mainly caused by the rise of individualistic
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Badarul Hassan
Mr Lee
Thank you Sir, for these details
I send my best wishes to the State and the people of Singapore 🇸🇬
Thank you Sir, for these details
I send my best wishes to the State and the people of Singapore 🇸🇬
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Grace Yeo
God bless Singapore as we carry on the good work and labour of love from previous generations. May we always have hope, faith and divine wisdom 🌟♥️
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洛霖 もみじ
Thank you PM Lee, Be safe be health everyone
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Gan Veronica
With Large Population, we may Look into Country's Food Security as usually this Administration is being handed under ....🇸🇬🎖️Singapore Ministry of Trade & Industry.
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Koh Guat Imm
When resident settle in a location over 10 years, its not easy for him/her ( single retiree, alone) to move on to eg a smaller unit if he/she is weak. Moving house, needs encouragement plus physical assistance etc. If unable to cope with new environment, the elderly pass on, within 2-3 years. Perhaps got into depression, retreat back to happier times, in previous homes.
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