East Coast Care 2015 - East Coast
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East Coast Care 2015 - East Coast
Like our Facebook Page! www.facebook.com/EastCoastTC best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 EAST COASTNEWS MCI (P) 125/02/2015 East Coast Town Council, Block 206 Bedok North Street 1, #01-353, Singapore 460206 QUIZ: Fostering A SAFE AND Caring Community Tel: 1800-444 9549 Fax: 6444 0775 www.ectc.org.sg Information Screens at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre The Launch of Butterfly GARDEN PAGE 6 PAGE 7 win A $10 Shopping voucher! PAGE 2 East Coast Looking Great World Care 2015 Back on the Amusement Park PAGE 8 & 9 Celebrating The Little Red Dot! Come share with us how you are celebrating this national milestone in our Town. 1800 444 9549 ectcnet@ectc.org.sg Quiz Issue 100 for February/March 2015 F ost er ing A S afe C ar ing C ommunity and Return your plates after your meal. Keep the lifts clean and free of litter. Dispose of bulky items at staircase landings. Remove water from flower pot plates on alternate days to prevent breeding of mosquitoes. Cycle on the cycling tracks. Feed the pigeons. ✔). Identify good practices which show that you care for your community. Mark the corresponding boxes with a ( 辨认良好习惯,关怀您的社区。请在以下相对的格子打勾 ( ✔)。 Kenal pasti amalan-amalan baik yang menunjukkan bahawa anda mengambil berat terhadap masyarakat anda. Tandakan kotak yang berkenaan dengan ( ). ✔ cq;fs; rKjhaj;jpd; kPJ cq;fSf;F mf;fiw cs;sJ vd;gijf; fhl;Lfpd;w rpwe;j eilKiwfis milahsk; fz;lwpAq;fs;. njhlHGila ngl;bfspy; xU ( ) Fwpiaf; Fwpf;fTk;. ✔ REGULATIONS Name: _________________________________________________ NRIC: ________________________ 1. Fill in your personal details, cut out the quiz and mail to: Quiz for Issue #100, East Coast Town Council, Block 206 Bedok North Street 1, #01-353, Singapore 460206. Address: _______________________________________________________________________________ Postal Code: _________________________ 2. Closing date is 15 May 2015. 3. Only residents of East Coast GRC and Joo Chiat SMC are eligible to participate. Contact No.: _________________________________________ Email: _________________________________________________ Division: ____________________________ CONGRATULATIONS TO WINNERS OF QUIZ #99 JOIN US Connect With Us Online. Join our Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/EastCoastTC and click on the “LIKE” button. 2 S/NNameNRIC 1 Abdul Rauf Bin Abdul Rahman TXXX4659Z 2 Buta Singh SXXX1305A 3 Delphine Goh Luan Chen SXXX7688H 4 Felicia Andiana TXXX4182B 5 Mohamad Zaidi TXXX4679J 6 Nur Dini Binte Ishak TXXX9363H 7 Siau Sing Ying SXXX2208J 8 Sim Hwee Ling SXXX6040Z 9 Teo Ee Kiong SXXX2906C 10 Yeo Jia Yun TXXX3311G best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 Watch Out for Inconsiderate Practices at Communal Spaces Last issue’s quiz was about inconsiderate practices that we should avoid when using communal spaces such as void decks. Did you get the answers correct? Check them against the list below. Do not install any permanent fixtures on the walls of the void deck No ball games allowed Do not park your motorcycles/ BICYCLES ILLEGALLY at the void deck Do not smoke at the void deck Be responsible when you use the void deck, and avoid installing any permanent fixtures which can damage beams or columns of the walls. The void deck is common property, and your deposit will be forfeited if the void deck is found to be in an unsatisfactory condition after your event. A void deck is not built for activities such as ball games, which can be dangerous as the ball may hit passers-by. The excessive noises created during ball games will also disturb residents. Park your motorcycles and bicycles at the designated parking area and bicycles racks respectively to avoid getting a fine. As of 15 January 2013, the void deck is a designated smoke-free area. Please stub out your cigarettes before entering the void deck. 请不要在组屋底层的墙上装置固定夹具 – 使 用组屋底层的空间,不可装置任何会损坏墙梁 或墙柱的夹具。组屋底层的空间是公共产业。 如果组屋底层的空间状况在您举办的活动后比 之前更差,您的定金将被没收。 Jangan memasang sebarang lekapan kekal di dinding kolong blok – Bertanggungjawab apabila anda menggunakan kolong blok, dan elakkan daripada memasang sebarang lekapan kekal yang boleh merosakkan palang atau tiang dinding. Kolong blok adalah harta benda umum, dan deposit anda akan ditahan jika kolong blok didapati dalam keadaan yang tidak memuaskan selepas acara anda. fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplj;jpy; cs;s RtHfspd; kPJ ve;j epiyahd nghUj;jpfisAk; epWtf; $lhJ – nePq;fs; efu ikaj;jpy; ,Uf;Fk; Ntisapy;> cq;fs; kpjptz;bapy; ,Ue;J ,wq;fp> mijj; js;spr; nry;Yq;fs;. 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Bunyi bising yang berlebihan semasa permainan bola juga akan mengganggu para penduduk. vj;jifa ge;J tpisahl;LfSf;Fk; mDkjpapy;iy; – ge;J tpisahl;Lfs; Nghd;w eltbf;iffSf;fhf fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplk; fl;lg;gltpy;iy. me;j ,lj;ijf; fle;J nry;gtHfs; kPJ ge;J jhf;ff;$Lk; vd;gjhy;> ge;J tpisahl;L kpfTk; Mgj;jhdjhFk;. ge;J tpisahl;Lfspd; NghJ vOk; mjpfg;gbahd rj;jq;fSk; $l FbapUg;ghsHfSf;Fj; njhe;juit Vw;gLj;Jk;. 请不要将您的摩托车/脚踏车非法停泊在组屋 底层 – 请将您的摩托车和脚踏车停泊在指定 的停车区和脚踏车架上,以免遭罚款。 请不要在组屋底层吸烟 – 自2013年1月15日 起,所有组屋底层已被指定为非吸烟区。请将 您的香烟灭掉,才进入该区。 Jangan meletakkan motosikal/basikal anda secara haram di kolong blok – Letakkan motosikal dan basikal anda di kawasan meletak kereta dan rak basikal yang ditetapkan untuk mengelakkan daripada didenda. Jangan merokok di kolong blok – Berkuat kuasa 15 Januari 2013, kolong blok adalah kawasan bebas asap rokok yang ditetapkan. Sila padamkan puntung rokok anda sebelum memasuki kolong blok. fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplj;jpy; cq;fs; Nkhl;lhHirf;fps;fs;/ kpjptz;bfisr; rl;ltpNuhjkhf epWj;jf; $lhJ; – mguhjk; tpjpf;fg;gLtijj; jtpHg;gjw;F> mjw;nfd xJf;fg;gl;Ls;s epWj;Jkplg; gFjpapYk;> kpjptz;bfSf;fhd mLf;FfspYk; KiwNa cq;fs; Nkhl;lhHirf;fps;fisAk; kpjptz;bfisAk; epWj;Jq;fs;. fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplj;jpy; Gifg;gpbf;ff; $lhJ; – 15 [dtup 2013 md;W Kjy;> fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplk; Gifg;gpbf;ff; $lhj ,lkhf mwptpf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ. jaTnra;J ePq;fs; fPo;j;jsj;jpy; cs;s ntw;wplj;jpw;Fs; Eiotjw;F Kd;dH cq;fs; rpfnul;Lfis mizj;JtpLq;fs;. Unveiling OUR Integrated Complex in 2017 With the construction of the Integrated Complex, residents can now enjoy the convenience of having many exciting amenities under one roof: Kampong Chai Chee Community Club Caters to the needs of threegeneration families with a wide variety of fun and engaging courses. Sports Centre Houses comprehensive facilities, including five swimming pools, six sheltered tennis courts, eight badminton courts and two Sepak Takraw and Silat courts. Bedok Public Library Offers cozy corners for residents to engage in hours of reading and learning in comfort. Bedok Polyclinic Boasts age-friendly facilities such as barrier-free access, non-slip floors and handrails along corridors to help elderly residents move around safely. Eldercare Centre Supports seniors in the community with a range of services specially tailored to meet their multiple-care needs. 3 Chinese New Year Celebrations There was much festive cheer around the Town as residents of East Coast, joined by their Members of Parliament, came together to usher in the Year of the Goat. At these celebrations, residents exchanged auspicious greetings with one another as they looked forward to a prosperous year ahead. Besides feasting, they were treated to exciting cultural performances and revelled in the festivities. Residents of other races also joined their Chinese neighbours in these gatherings which were held across various divisions in East Coast Town. We wish all residents happiness, prosperity and good health in the Year of the Goat! 4 best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 5 Information Screens at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre Residents who patronise the Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre located at Blk 208B, New Upper Changi Road can now be easily kept updated about the activities that are taking place in their neighbourhood. On 8 February, Member of Parliament, Mr Lee Yi Shyan officiated the launch of two LED screens which were installed at the hawker centre. Not only will these LED screens inform residents of upcoming events, important issues concerning the Town can also be communicated to the residents easily. Residents can also expect to know more about useful products and services via advertisements on the left screen. 6 best home, brighter future L aunc h Issue 100 for February / March 2015 of But t erfly Garden On 21 March, Member of Parliament, Mr Lee Yi Shyan officiated the opening of the Butterfly Garden at Garden Hill Park. Residents, as well as students and teachers from the nearby schools came to admire the floral and fauna of the garden, which is situated right at the heart of the neighbourhood at Bedok North Street 1. There were plenty to see— Crown Flower, Coromandel, Scarlet Spiral Flag, and most anticipated of all, the butterflies. The residents were excited at being able to observe the butterflies up close, and had the opportunity to handle them as well. This is a community effort, and residents have been appointed as ‘Garden Ambassadors’ to help care for and maintain this green oasis in our Town. Bringing the dazzling display of lanterns from River Hongbao 2015 to Kampong Chai Chee The lanterns were on display in front of the Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre located at Blk 208B New Upper Changi Road. 7 East Coast Care 2 15 On 22 March, residents who participated in the event, East Coast Care 2015, had a taste of nostalgia at the Bedok Temporary Bus Interchange. A replica of the obelisk similar to the one at the now defunct Great World Amusement Park, which was wildly popularly in the 1950s, formed part of the main entrance. There was an exciting line-up of activities such as cultural performances, a showcase of vintage cars, favourite childhood games, and rides for the children. Members of Parliament, Mr Lim Swee Say, Mr Lee Yi Shyan, Dr Mohd Maliki Osman and Ms Jessica Tan were present and joined the residents as they relived their fond memories. It was an unforgettable night where residents from different divisions, age groups and races bond among themselves. 8 best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 Programmes Available: Hotline: 6789 0440 R egisteR foR ouR bag & 2015 pRogRammes now and Receive a fRee sling chinese new yeaR Red packets. ► New SpaciouS premiSe ► cool ScieNce lab ► iT-eNhaNced iNTeracTive whiTeboard TeachiNg ► broader SpecTrum programmeS • Positive Baby & Tots Programmes for 6 - 36 months only at simei eastpoint mall. • Positive Phonics for 3 - 6 years old • English, Science, Mathematic, Chinese programmes for Primary and Secondary School • Social Studies / History for Sec 3 & 4 of ► Same Team of eNergeTic & dedicaTed TeacherS + New Squad of faNTaSTic TeacherS English | 华文 | Mathematics | Science | Biology | Physics | Chemistry | Social Studies | History | Positive Baby & Tots Programmes | Phonics 9 P ionee r s in O ur Town Mdm Maryam Andy, 73, and Mr Chow Keng Sun, 66, are two sprightly Pioneers whose active lifestyles inspire us. Judging from the way they serve the East Coast community and carry out their duties energetically, it will be hard to tell their age. MR CHOW MDM MARYAM 66 73 Mdm Maryam’s eyes shine brightly as she talks about her work as a grassroots leader — a commitment which she has kept for more than 40 years. In her current roles as the Assistant Treasurer of the Women’s Executive Committee (WEC) and member of the Bedok Citizens’ Consultative Committee (CCC), she is able to share her experiences and insights gained throughout the years. With her background in teaching, it is no wonder that Mdm Maryam also has an interest in nurturing the younger generation and to get them to volunteer. With a keen eye for aesthetics and nimble fingers, she is known for creating beautiful fruit and vegetable carvings, and has conducted classes to teach residents. Mdm Maryam shares, “We are remembered more for our kindness, our generosity in sharing, and for our contributions and services.” Clearly, she enjoys what she does, and attributes the support from fellow WEC and CCC members as a source of encouragement for her to continue with her service. As the Senior Property Officer with the Town Council, Mr Chow often receives feedback from residents on areas in the neighbourhood which require his attention, such as damaged facilities and cleanliness of the common corridors. It is no wonder that the first thing he does every morning at work is to check for the emails from residents. Prompt and methodical in his approach, Mr Chow will usually call the residents to find out more about the problem and conduct inspections before deciding on an appropriate solution. In instances where the cases do not come under the Town Council’s management, he will refer the matter to the right agency and work with the agency to resolve it. Mr Chow is equally aware of the importance of communicating with residents on their concerns, and takes the time explain the situation and follow-up action to them. He also enjoys the outdoor, and engages in jogging and swimming; and was even a canoe instructor for the People’s Association! In the subsequent issues, look out for more stories about the Pioneers serving our estate and their dedication to our community. Personal Data Protection Notification The Town Council’s collection, use and disclosure of your personal data are described in its Personal Data Protection Policy, a copy of which is available at the Town Council office and accessible online at http://www.ectc.org.sg/. Please note that, by using the Town Council’s services, you signify that you have read, understood and agreed to relevant portions of the Policy. The Town Council may collect and use your personal data where permitted by applicable law and for purposes that include collection of Service & Conservancy Charges (S&CC), collection of mortgage instalment and rental on behalf of Housing & Development Board, processing bookings of Town Council facilities and requests for Town Council services, administration of financial assistance and S&CC instalment payment plan, administration of quizzes, surveys and polls, responding to enquires and feedback, sending updates on estate matters, and/or internal audit, publicity and research purposes. The Town Council may disclose your personal data where permitted by applicable law to our service providers for purposes described above, to public agencies for funding, reporting, statistical, research, survey or follow-up purposes, and/or to your authorised proxies or representatives. The Town Council may modify the Policy at any time by giving you notice via our website, newsletters and/or noticeboards. Use of the Town Council’s services after such notification signifies acceptance of the relevant modifications. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions regarding the Policy, please contact our Data Protection Officer at: East Coast Town Council Tel: 1800-4449549 E-mail: ectcnet@ectc.org.sg 10 best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 Cleaner Air with the New and Improved Eco Burners 全新的环保焚烧炉使空气更洁净 Eco Burners were first introduced by Nee Soon Town Council in their estates in July 2014. The supplier has made improvements to the burners after gathering feedback from the residents. With better air circulation within the bin and a more complete combustion process, these stainless steel burners produce half the amount of smoke and just 3% of the ashes as compared to the traditional burners. As a pilot project in our Town, we have ordered these improved Eco Burners and placed them in various neighbourhoods. We will continue to monitor the feedback on these new Eco Burners, before introducing them to every estate in our Town. We hope that the new Eco Burners will help to regulate the smoke generated so that residents can enjoy cleaner air and better air circulation during the festivals. OLD NEW 这些环保焚烧炉是于2014年7月,由义顺市镇理事会首次在该区内启用。之后供应商 在收集了居民的反馈意见后,对焚烧炉加于改善。 改善后的焚烧炉桶内的空气循环被加以改进,燃烧过程也更为完整。这使此焚烧炉 与传统的焚烧炉相比,所产生的烟雾仅减一半,而灰烬则只有之前的3%。 我们已根据居民的反馈将这些焚烧炉摆放在之前较受烟雾干扰的邻里。我们将会继 续参考居民对此焚烧炉的意见和反馈。 我们希望全新的环保焚烧炉能帮助减少焚烧时所产生的烟雾,以让居民在节日期 间,也能享有更干净的空气。 Go Green with Sembcorp and Win! Article contributed by SembWaste Pte Ltd Sembcorp, appointed public waste collector for the Bedok sector, has two easy and popular programmes to promote recycling. Mr Ong Chu Kim frm Blk 31 Bedok South Ave 2 was spotted depositing recyclables. • Go Green Lucky Draw: Bag your recyclables with a lucky draw coupon before depositing them into a recycling bin. Three lucky winners are picked every quarter to receive vouchers from Sembcorp. • Spot-Captain-Green: A Sembcorp representative randomly approaches residents who are spotted placing recyclables into recycling bins. The lucky residents are awarded with $50 in NTUC vouchers on the spot. Contact Sembcorp to find out more. Customer Service Hotline: 1800 278 6135 Email: environment_contactus@sembcorp.com Miss Hu Qing Xiang from Blk 422 Bedok North St 1 was spotted depositing recyclables and rewarded. 11 Hong Bao Presentation Ceremony On 8 February, Member of Parliament, Mr Lim Swee Say graced the Hong Bao Presentation Ceremony held at Bedok Community Centre, where he distributed hong baos as well as trolleys containing daily necessities to disadvantaged residents. 53 residents benefited from these timely gifts, which brought them festive cheer as they looked forward to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Youths from the Bedok T-Net Club and Youth Executive Committee were also present and showed their concern for the pioneers by helping out with the distribution of gifts and mingling with the attendees. BEDOK Conversation on Budget 2015 Member of Parliament, Ms Jessica Tan facilitated the dialogue session, “Building Our Future, Strengthening Social Security” on 7 March at the multipurpose hall at Changi Simei Community Club. The session saw a healthy turnout of about 80 residents who shared their opinions about the initiatives announced for Budget 2015. Among the topics of conversation were the enhanced CPF savings, the Silver Support scheme for the elderly, and programmes which supported skills upgrading and parents with young children. The session was fruitful and residents expressed their appreciation at the efforts made to engage them personally to seek their views on Budget 2015. CHANGI SIMEI 12 best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 Lunar New Year Party 2015 Residents of Fengshan had an early start to their Lunar New Year celebrations on 24 January at the hardcourt of Fengshan Community Club (CC). Plenty of activities were lined up for both the young and the old. Residents picked up a few tips on creating their own festive pieces – such as lantern making, paper cutting and Chinese calligraphy – to brighten up their homes at the handicraft booths. Participants at the event helped to decorate four large panels which showed well-wishes for the year in Chinese characters. The panels were subsequently displayed at the CC as a Lunar New Year decorative centrepiece. Member of Parliament, Mr Raymond Lim joined residents in this meaningful event. Fengshan Locking Hearts There are many ways to show your affection for your loved ones. Residents, both young and old, chose the fun and fit way by participating in the Valentine Run 2015 held on 15 February. Decked out in the event’s purple T-shirt, participants were in high spirits and there was an air of excitement at Bedok Reservoir Park where the run was held. Members of Parliament, Mr Lee Yi Shyan, Mr Lim Swee Say, Ms Jessica Tan and Dr Mohd Maliki Osman were also present at this event. During the Pledge of Love, residents showed their love and commitment to their family and friends by attaching a lock on a red heart-shaped structure. KG Chai Chee 13 Siglap Community Centre Open House On 31 January, the revamped Siglap Community Centre (CC) had its opening to much fanfare. The centre was abuzz with activities, and residents were entertained by an exciting line-up of performances such as line dancing, meridian flapping exercise demonstration and karaoke sung by interest groups. Grassroots leaders were also on hand to share about the initiatives and programmes which cater to residents’ interests. A watercolour painting showing the newly renovated Sigalp CC was unveiled. Member of Parliament, Dr Mohd Maliki Osman was present as the guest-of-honour and penned his signature on the painting. Siglap Spreading Love TO THE ELDERLY Under the Spreading Love Showing Care - Give a Heart Project 2015, a group of seniors, led by volunteers, visited the Trick Eye Museum where they had an enjoyable time striking their creative poses with the 3D paintings. This meaningful event reached out to the elderly who were staying alone and/or in the lower-income group to spread the festive joy to them during Chinese New Year. After the visit, a buffet lunch was held and the event ended on a heart-warming note with the seniors gathering together for lo hei it was certainly a great way to kick off the Lunar New Year! Joo chiat 14 best home, brighter future Issue 100 for February / March 2015 WHAT BEDOK CHANGI SIMEI FENGSHAN WHEN JOO CHIAT CONTACT PHONE Changi Simei CC 6781 6058 Creative Rubber Stamp Making 16 Apr 2015, 7pm – 8pm Contact Bedok CC at 6442 5317 for more details Baby Singapore 2015 23 May 2015, 9am Contact Bedok CC at 6442 5317 for more details Baby Care Workshop for All 6 Jun 2015, 2pm – 5pm Contact Bedok CC at 6442 5317 for more details Car Engine Technologies and Maintenance Aspect 14 Jun 2015, 2pm – 4pm Contact Bedok CC at 6442 5317 for more details Women Wellness Programme 19 Apr 2015, 10am – 1pm Changi Simei CC Multi-purpose Hall Hair for Hope 31 May 2015 Contact Changi Simei CC at 6781 6058 for more details CC Open House 7 Jun 2015, 10am – 2pm Contact Changi Simei CC at 6781 6058 for more details Baby Singapore 11 Apr 2015, 9am Fengshan CC Ms Ong Yanyi 6441 2412 Raymond Lim Street Soccer Challenge 2015 25 Apr 2015, 12pm – 7pm Street Soccer Court at Blk 125 Bedok North St 2 Mr Goh Ah Soon 6441 2412 Fengshan Sports Day 2015 16 May 2015, 9am – 12pm Fengshan CC Mr Goh Ah Soon 6441 2412 Project K.an 18 Apr 2015 Contact Kg Chai Chee CC at 6241 9878 for more details 19 Apr 2015 Contact Kg Chai Chee CC at 6241 9878 for more details Indian New Year Celebration 2015 9 May 2015 Contact Kg Chai Chee CC at 6241 9878 for more details Ayurvedic Clinic (Traditional Indian Medicine) Every 2nd and 4th Mon of the month, Siglap CC 6pm – 8pm Mr Teo Yongyang 6449 8040 Traditional Chinese Medicine Every 3rd Sat of the month, 7pm – 9pm Siglap CC Ms Teo Peijun 6449 8040 Children’s Football League Every Sat, 4.30pm – 6pm Football field in front of Blk 163 Bedok South Rd Ms Zakiah Musa 6449 8040 TCM Talk (Prevention to Lower Back Pain) 26 Apr 2015, 3pm – 5pm Contact Mr Ed Ng at 6241 1925 for more details SG50 Mother’s Day High-Tea 23 May 2015, 2pm – 5pm Siglap South CC Mdm Law 6241 1925 KG CHAI CHEE Its Fitness Time SIGLAP WHERE The above dates and venues are accurate at press time. Please call to check. RC Recycling Schedule for APRIL & MAY 2015 Date April & May 2015 Time Address Organised by Bedok Every 3rd Sunday 19 Apr & 17 May 2015 10.30am – 12pm Blk 37 Bedok South Ave 2 #01-445 Bedok Bunga Merah RC Every last Sunday 26 Apr & 31 May 2015 9am – 11am Blk 10C Bedok South Ave 2 #01-562 Bedok Orchid RC Every last Sunday 26 Apr & 31 May 2015 8.30am – 10am Blk 51 New Upper Changi Rd #01-1500 Bedok Ixora RC Fengshan Every last Saturday 25 Apr & 30 May 2015 9am – 11am Blk 111 Bedok North Rd #01-323/325 Fengshan Jade RC Every 1st Sunday 5 Apr & 3 May 2015 9am – 10am Blk 124 Bedok North Rd #01-155 Fengshan Crystal RC Every 2nd Sunday 12 Apr & 10 May 2015 10am – 12pm Blk 93 Bedok North St 4 #01-1461 Fengshan Topaz RC Every 3rd Sunday 19 Apr & 17 May 2015 9am – 11am Blk 104 Bedok North Ave 4 #01-2186 Fengshan Pearl RC Kg Chai Chee Every 2nd Saturday 11 Apr & 9 May 2015 11am – 1pm Blk 138 Bedok North St 2 #01-147 Kg Chai Chee Ruby RC Every 2nd Sunday 12 Apr &10 May 2015 11am – 1pm Blk 221A Bedok Central #01-70 Kg Chai Chee Linear Green RC Every last Sunday 26 Apr & 31 May 2015 9.30am – 11.30am Blk 765 Bedok Reservoir View Kg Chai Chee Longvale RC Siglap Every 3rd Saturday 18 Apr & 16 May 2015 11am – 1pm Blk 167 Bedok South Ave 3 #01-501 Siglap East RC Every last Sunday 26 Apr & 31 May 2015 1pm – 3pm Blk 71 Bedok South Rd #01-250 Siglap Lucky Valley RC 15 Your Members of Parliament Meet the People Sessions (MPS) Every Monday (except Public Holidays) Mr Raymond Lim Siang Keat Ms Jessica Tan Soon Neo Mr Lee Yi Shyan Mr Lim Swee Say Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman Mr Charles Chong You Fook MPS : Mondays at 7.30pm Venue: Blk 119 Bedok North Rd #01-209 Singapore 460119 Tel : 6442 9954 Fax : 6244 1306 Email : Fengshan@pap.org.sg Chairman of East Coast Town Council MPS : Mondays at 7.30pm Venue: Blk 131 Simei St 1 #01-208 Singapore 520131 Tel : 6587 0680 Fax : 6587 0681 Email : my.mp@changisimei.sg Senior Minister of State Ministry of Trade & Industry and Ministry of National Development Vice-Chairman of East Coast Town Council MPS : Mondays at 7.30pm Venue: Blk 408 Bedok North Ave 2 #01-38 Singapore 460408 Tel : 6241 9935 Fax : 6241 9935 Email : Kg.Chai.Chee@pap.org.sg Minister Prime Minister’s Office MPS : Mondays at 7.30pm Venue: Blk 30 New Upper Changi Rd #01-784 Singapore 461030 Tel : 6442 1955 Fax : 6442 9210 Email : Bedok@pap.org.sg Mayor, South East District Minister of State Ministry of Defence and Ministry of National Development Vice-Chairman of East Coast Town Council MPS : Mondays at 8.00pm Venue: Blk 70 Bedok South Rd #01-278 Singapore 460070 Additional MPS: Every last Friday at 8.00pm (except Public Holidays) Venue: Blk 3 Changi Village Rd (facing Changi Ferry Terminal) Tel : 6241 5840 Fax : 6449 5329 Email : Siglap@pap.org.sg Deputy Speaker MPS : Mondays at 7.30pm Venue: 15 Lorong K Telok Kurau Singapore 425611 Tel : 6346 0121 Fax : 6348 0289 Email : charles_chongyf@yahoo.com Emergency and Useful Numbers Please call the Town Council at 1800-444-9549 if you have any query/feedback on the following: Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Email: enquiries@spca.org.sg ---------------------------- 6287 5355 Estate maintenance Conservancy and cleaning work on common property such as void decks, common corridors and car parks • Mechanical or electrical equipment such as lifts, water pumps, switch rooms and lighting • Landscaping and horticulture maintenance Traffic lights Land Transport Authority (LTA) ----------------------1800-225 5582 Email: LTA@lta.gov.sg Enforcement action Illegal parking of motor vehicles on common property • Illegal display of signs and banners • Illegal plucking of fruit or shrubs • Indiscriminate dumping of unwanted items • Pilferage of Town Council’s water and electricity • Vandalism of Town Council’s property To ensure immediate attention on your feedback, contact these agencies directly for the following: Environmental pollution, crows National Environment Agency (NEA) ------------1800-225 5632 Email: Contact_NEA@nea.gov.sg Department of Public Cleanliness (DPC) --------1800-600 3333 Email: dpc@nea.gov.sg CDC/FSCs/Community Clubs/Centres South East CDC -------------------------------------------6243 8753 Community Mediation Centre -----------------------------6325 1600 Trans Centre (TRANS Family Services) ----------------6449 0762 Moral Family Service Centre -------------------------------6449 1440 Care Corner Family Service Centre (Tampines) ----------6786 6225 Bedok Community Centre ---------------------------------6442 5317 Changi Simei Community Club ---------------------------6781 6058 Fengshan Community Club -------------------------------6449 5136 Kg Chai Chee Community Centre ------------------------6241 9878 Siglap Community Centre ---------------------------------6449 8040 Siglap South Community Centre -------------------------6241 1925 Police Police Hotline ------------------------------------------ 1800-255 0000 Bedok North NPC ------------------------------------- 1800-244 9999 Bedok South NPC------------------------------------- 1800-244 8999 EDITORIAL Committee Stray animals The Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority (AVA) -----1800-476 1600 Email: ava_cawc@ava.gov.sg Leases, tenancies, renovationS, permits, season parking Housing Development Board (HDB) ---------------------6490 1111 General enquiries: hdbmailbox@hdb.gov.sg Car Park matters: hdbcarparks@hdb.gov.sg 16 Changi NPC ---------------------------------------1800-587 2999 Bedok NPP ---------------------------------------1800-241 9999 Joo Chiat NPP ------------------------------------1800-345 9999 Siglap NPP ----------------------------------------1800-448 9999 Tanah Merah NPP --------------------------------1800-449 9999 Emergency Services Fire / Ambulance -----------------------------------------------995 Ambulance Service (non-emergency) -----------------------1777 Police / Radio Police Car --------------------------------------999 Traffic Jam / Accident Reporting ---------------------6547 1818 Traffic Police (Enquiries) -------------------------------6547 0000 Singapore Power Piped Gas Supply --------------------------------1800-752 1800 Water Supply ------------------------------------- 1800-284 6600 Electricity ------------------------------------------1800-778 8888 Essential Numbers 24-Hour Essential Maintenance Service -----------------------------1800-275 5555 HDB Branch Office Service Line ----------------1800-225 5432 HANDYMAN SERVICES * • Sanitary Works Nam Plumbing Engineering Pte Ltd ------------------9666 7057 • Building Works Quek & Tan Building Contractors Pte Ltd -----------9298 0971 • Electrical Works Chuan Soon M&E Pte Ltd ---------------------------- 8661 5996 * For more information, visit www.ectc.org.sg. Chairman : Co-Chairman : Members : Secretariat : Mr Lim Joo Kwan, JP, BBM(L) (Bedok) Mr Jason Ong, BBM (Changi Simei) Mr Larry Chua (Bedok) Mr Chandran Nantha Kumar (Changi Simei) Mr Suresh Kumar (Fengshan) Mr Wilson Chua (Fengshan) Mr Sebastian Sim (Kg Chai Chee) Ms Lee Yee Theng (Siglap) Ms Chen Ngee Ann (Joo Chiat) Ms Jolene Wood and Ms Mak Cheng Cheng
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