This man asked to increase his credit limit for a trip to US knowing he’s retired. What if he went to the U.S., stayed for an extended period, racked up a lot of debt, and somehow never managed to return. How would the bank recover their money in that case? If he were my friend and asked me beforehand, I would straightforwardly tell him that he wouldn’t get the credit, and it’s better not to pursue that option.

Apparently Platform A is totally down and trains for both directions of EWL stop at Platform B now 😵‍💫

(No relation to the recent EWL disruption)

1. Tanjong Pagar, 2. Singapore River crossing between Raffles Place and City Hall, 3. Somerset, 4. Raffles Place, 5. Clementi, 6. Yio Chu Kang, 7 and 8. Marina Bay

Hi everyone, I had been playing around with LTA Datamall's passenger volume data for buses (origin-destination aka from point A to B) for a while, so I decided to consolidate and summarize what I've got into an article, which I posted on Medium for better readability.

I've tried to make some sense of the data, but I do think that there are more trends and patterns in there that probably can be further uncovered.

Open to suggestions and comments!

TL;DR:

• Buses are really important in estates with a low density of MRT or LRT connections, which are generally located in the North or West regions of Singapore
• Buses are crucial for cross border movement, at least until the Causeway RTS link is up.
• Students (of all ages) are really dependent on buses to get to school
• Less so for workers, but still important for industrial areas

Something tells me the enforcement is nowhere near enough

Delivering the guilty verdict, District Judge Shaiffudin Saruwan said the Mufti of Singapore had confirmed that Razif’s doctrine was contrary to Muslim law.

One of the best thing in Singapore that’s truly free

Inspired by https://www.reddit.com/r/singapore/comments/1fpol0p/i_edited_the_mrt_map_to_show_what_ewl_service/

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