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New type of police speed-trap radar gun: one hardly can notice it....Stealth?

Like the first three couples...

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No Idling Engine : It is against the law Some still are not aware that this isillegal in Singapore.

I suppose this shop located at the heart of old Hougang Block 6 Hougang. Most likely not be around in a few years time..

Northpoint city Just T.O.P. So Long as the government continues to increase the population; these brick and mortar shops may survive. Else, you see one; you see all. Harvey Norman.. blah blah blah.. Previously topped up several Bagus food court cards at Woodlands.. then it closed down..and swallowed the amounts in the prepaid card. Now the Bagus, here gave me a bitter aftertaste.

In my opinion; for safety reasons; many swing doors are up to waist or slightly higher. In the attached photos; there can be a remote possibility that especially the upper panels may one day accidentaly slam the panel onto a person's face - if they are not careful.

Not too common sight.. are the grafitti art (advertisements)in new lifts... In the past, whenever a new HDB estate has just T.O.P. the lift walls are littered with every square inch covered by opportunistic advertisers hawking their business. These advertisers would find empty spaces on the temporary protective lift walls and paste their ads. Some even resort to defacing their competitor's ads by tearing away the contact numbers. Or simply paste theirs on top of the competitor's. In recent years, many developers would place a notice "demanding" such opportunists not to paste it onto the lift walls; as they have a specific notice board nearby. They merely have to see…

This Mee Pok stall at Block 4A Jalan Batu FC sells their fish ball noodles at only $2.50/. Large portion costs $3/-. Still cheap

Laborers taking a break in both images. Typically, their rickshaw serves as a resting spot. This is akin to the present day, where numerous taxi drivers take breaks in their vehicles.

So unlucky …. Source & Credit:: Front-side Dropped...

Have you used any of these equipment(s) before?

Prominently displayed were photos of two past Singapore Presidents This stallis always crowded with a queuing system...my number has come up... 8...

What the view would be like in the past... from or around Sea View hotel at that time...

Nostalgic Singapore from earlier times evokes a sense of longing for its rich history and cultural heritage.

Things haven’t changed for this provision shop frozen in time... This shop looks run-down. But since it is located in an old HDB estate... in fact, it brings character to the whole area... Hey! I am not stooping down to do toilet "business".. don't get me wrong! Looks like may survive.. although the shop does not look modern, yet the goods are displayed in an orderly fashion.. and the shop also looks neat and spacious... This lady was seeking advice from the shop-keeper. And I heard, she very much took the shop-keeper's advice.. Thus nothing beats "expert" advice.. Which one can no longer find in a convenience stall.…

Location: Kim Keat Palm

More old Malay Kampong scenes

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