Need portable toilets also
It just goes to show that everyone must be responsible for what they post online - whatever the channel.
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It just goes to show that everyone must be responsible for what they post online - whatever the channel.
Everyone is watching, no matter the occasion.

Need portable toilets also
hello everyone, does anyone know what are the requirements for the priority queue, like the age? Above 60?
It just goes to show that everyone must be responsible for what they post online - whatever the channel.
Everyone is watching, no matter the occasion.
Think it is not announced yet...
I would also curious if it will stop at Oxley Road on way to Mandai... it will be such a sentimental moment..... but it will be a logistical nightmare though....
how come is ministers and MP going around to thank people for coming, but not lee's family![]()
hello everyone, does anyone know what are the requirements for the priority queue, like the age? Above 60?
how come is ministers and MP going around to thank people for coming, but not lee's family![]()
hello everyone, does anyone know what are the requirements for the priority queue, like the age? Above 60?
as if the family member are there to thank the visitorsyou is 1st time attend funeral is it?
family members is stay by the wake there to say thank you one what....
you can join priority queue cos i think your mind don't work very well.


Hi,
I just reached office. Reached City hall mrt at 11.15am and reached the queue at 11.20am. I can see many people swarming towards the Padang. It was hot and queue moved quite fast. The priority q was moving even faster, i think they can enter within 30 mins. There were only few tentage and it was very hot. The school groups also take the priority queue.
Saw many people giving out water along the way. Maybank gave mineral waters and marigold gave out cold fresh juice and yogurt drink too. Saw a malay lady fainted and injured her face and was unconscious and taken to the ambulance.
I met few MPs along the queue. They came to thank us for coming. They are Mr Teo Chee Hean, 2 young Malay MPs and Mr K Shanmugam.
Near the Parliament house, they will give out cards and ask you to pen down your thoughts. There are many screening area. Have put metallic items in the plastic bag provided. Those with bag, just scanned the bag will do.
We walked pass the coffin but was allowed to stop and bow to Mr Lee if you want to. I started to cry when i bowed.
Total I queued for 2hrs 20 mins. Based on my experience best to go down before 11am. Now the queue is even longer.
Rest in peace, Mr Lee Kuan Yew!