A resident had sent feedback in an e-mail which contained racist and sexist overtones. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – There is no need to resort to threats and verbal abuse when giving feedback about grievances, said MP for Punggol West Sun Xueling, referring to an e-mail sent by a resident on May 28.
These included the presence of heavy vehicles in the vicinity of Punggol Way and Sumang Walk, maintenance issues at Block 261B Punggol Way, as well as problems with how a road in the area was designed.The e-mail, which included vulgarities, had also been sent to Workers’ Party MP Jamus Lim, as well as carbon-copied to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, among several other government agencies and figures.
In response to the June 1 e-mail, the sender asked if the town council’s property officer had visited the site to check on the repair works, adding: “Please do something or get yourself replaced very very soon.” She told The Straits Times on Sunday: “It is my job as an MP to follow up on feedback from residents and to strive to deliver after gathering inputs from the government agencies.”
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