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  Road conditions on KPE need improving
Road is bumpy in every lane and the kerbs blend in with the road, especially at night.
 
 
13 weeks, but CPF Board yet to reply on rental cut
While other government tenants have already gotten six months of relief, this reader is still waiting for a decision from his landlord. -ST
Give inmates more time with family
It is imperative that close family members help them adjust to life outside prison when they are released. -myp
King of Pop deserves respect
Jackson worked hard to earn the title "King of Pop", and his name should be treated with respect, says reader. -myp
Taxis a green option, like car-sharing
Taxis fill the gaps for Singaporeans who would otherwise buy a car and add to daily traffic congestion.
Any recourse in retail claim?
Couple helpless against bankrupt furniture retailer who never delivered the bedroom set they ordered. -myp
Youths too busy with school to watch AYG
'Why didn't MOE declare Monday a school holiday?', asks reader. -myp
Improve service, toilets for disabled at airport
Cubicles in Changi Terminal one not designed for barrier-free access. -ST
All-out action by schools
Schools, students, and even bus drivers are doing their part to prevent the spread of the H1N1 virus. -myp
Stop motorcycles from using pavements
Increasing number of motorcyclists travelling on pavements and in Housing Board void decks, endangering pedestrians.
Family ordered to alight from bus because of wheelchair
Family barred from bus for 'safety reasons', because the wheelchair may hurt other passengers.
Not told that Jetstar fare included insurance
Hidden insurance charge makes airfare more expensive. -myp
There are cases of abused employers, too
Not all Malaysian employers abuse their maids. -The Star/ANN
Tweak ATMs to do away with cheques
Modify ATMS to allow a reference number to be entered in making a fund transfer, says reader. -ST
Too many signs in KPE tunnel might confuse motorists
Excessive directional signs and art pieces might distract motorists.
Restore dignity to Lim Bo Seng's grave
The grave is in a dire state and needs proper maintenance. -myp
Najib's keenness on good Malaysia-S'pore ties welcome
Projects undertaken by the two countries would bring prosperity and security to both countries and to Asean. -myp
SIA apologises for service lapse
As far as possible, Singapore Airlines tries to accede to customers' seating preferences, and pre-assigns seats based on customers' requests and special requirements. -ST
Stiffer penalties for cat abusers
As fines and short jail terms seem to be having no effect, why not consider penalties like caning? -myp
Temasek did well but Berkshire did better
It may be painting too optimistic a picture to say that the agency beat Mr Warren Buffett's record, says reader. -ST
More responsibility in face of H1N1
Why are parents still bringing kids for holidays barely one week before term begins? -myp
My son cannot afford to get H1N1
Reader's 10-month-old is immuno-suppressed and undergoing chemotherapy. -myp
Service charge for self-service
A Japanese restaurant in Raffles City charges diners a service charge of 10 per cent. -myp
Singaporeans should follow Moroccan cat lovers' example
It is sad that cats are mostly the ones which are suffering, compared to other animals. -myp
Wasteful eaters should watch what they order
It is common to see diners at buffets piling their plates with food as if there were no tomorrow. -myp
Bulkhead seats: SIA replies
While we are sympathetic to Ms Wilkinson's situation, there are a limited number of bulkhead seats on each flight, and priority for these seats is given to customers travelling with infants less than two years of age. -ST
Tale of two services
Reader shares two contrasting encounters with service standards - one during a S'pore Airlines flight from Perth, and another with PUB over a suspected water leak. -ST
Why can't they job-hop?
Companies should ensure staff are motivated to stay, says reader. -ST
S'pore-Malaysia ties cynics have agenda
Such people are attempting to sow discord to serve their own agenda. -myp
Jobless? Be adventurous, don't give up
A pregnant reader shares her job hunting experiences. -myp
Give credit where it's due - don't judge Changi by single survey
Credit should be given where it is due - for its amazing feats over the years and for putting tiny Singapore on the world map. -ST
 
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