(From left) Dr Syed Alwi Ahmad, Ms Sharon Lin and Mr Pang Heng Chuan were introduced as RDU’s team leads for the five-member Nee Soon GRC on April 13.
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Ms Sharon Lin, 40, a senior consultant in the IT sector, greeting residents around the Chong Pang area on April 13
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SINGAPORE – Opposition party Red Dot United (RDU) on April 13 introduced three potential candidates for Nee Soon GRC in the upcoming election.
Dr Syed Alwi Ahmad, a 57-year-old private school teacher who is RDU’s head of policy and its Malay bureau, Mr Pang Heng Chuan, 56, a tech start-up business director and Ms Sharon Lin, 40, a senior consultant in the IT sector, were introduced as RDU’s team leads for the five-member group representation constituency.
Speaking to reporters at 101C Yishun Avenue 5 after a morning walkabout, RDU secretary-general Ravi Philemon said RDU is committed to engaging with the constituency and working with residents to “lift them up”.
“We want to work with the residents here. We want to listen to them, we want to lift them up, and we want to lead in a very refreshing manner. And that will be the theme for Red Dot United as we embark on this campaign for Nee Soon GRC,” said Mr Philemon.
He added that residents have given feedback about cleanliness in the area, citing problems with rats, and issues about high rents for food stalls.
RDU has identified
Nee Soon GRC as one of seven constituencies it plans to contest. The rest are Jurong East-Bukit Batok GRC, Holland-Bukit Timah GRC, Tanjong Pagar GRC, Jurong Central SMC, Jalan Kayu SMC and Radin Mas SMC.