more pet chickens are being abandoned & sanctuaries are running out of space to house them.
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rescuers say there’s been a 40% jump in neglected chickens in recent months, as more residents get into a flap over noisy chickens.
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https://t.co/E2wRCL9oKG
always nice when your stories make a difference no matter how big or small! poor black silkie was found injured & abandoned in hougang yesterday morning. https://t.co/5JrziAeRDU
@wpsg also expressed hope that it’ll be able to bring in more volunteers once again now that events are back.
youth wing president nicole seah shared that one initiative is an upcoming policy challenge where young people will be engaged for their ideas and vision for singapore.
speaking with the media, leader of the opposition & @wpsg chief pritam singh says he’ll continue to push for more to be done to address the rising costs of living in the short & medium terms.
he shared that that it’s a common issue raised by both young and old residents.
@wpsg held its national day dinner tonight - it’s the party’s first big event since the start of the pandemic.
around 1,400 gathered in a sea of red to celebrate at hougang 🇸🇬
Old MRT parts are set to get a new lease of life: Some residents will see things like train seats being repurposed as benches in their neighbourhoods. At least 1500 seats, 1400 handrails & hundreds of intercom & led light covers will be upcycled by 2025.
https://t.co/hDNRZG0Wac
Signing of Book of Condolence for Japan’s late former PM Shinzo Abe on 12 July:
Had the chance to speak to mourners near the Embassy of Japan. Some brought bouquets of flowers, while others presented hand-drawn art work… But everyone carried a heavy heart & deep gratitude.
They said that at least one small good came out of this - it really showed how united the Sri Lankan community in Singapore is. Some even got to reconnect with old friends while at the airport waiting for president Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
& it’s a wrap here at Changi Airport Terminal 3 - didn’t get what we came here for but i met many friendly Sri Lankans who shared more about their families & life back home. (cont’d below)
Snippets of interviews done at the airport with Sri Lankans who are working in Singapore. Mr Arulampalam Ramasthanan who’s been an engineer here for 12 years shared his thoughts.
Just in: The MFA has confirmed that “Mr Rajapaksa has been allowed entry into Singapore on a private visit. He has not asked for asylum and neither has he been granted any asylum. Singapore generally does not grant requests for asylum.”
Passengers of flight SV 788 are exiting now - there’s no sign of Mr Gotabaya but he could’ve been brought elsewhere. Passengers are saying they were dropped off at Terminal 2 first before being ushered onto a train to Terminal 3 (where their bags are).
as life goes back to normal, animal welfare groups are seeing 3-4 pets being given up every week on average 🐕
please think twice before getting a “lockdown pet”.
https://t.co/aKQUuC6ym1 via @YouTube