Can cleaners survive on $1,000 a month?
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it pained me to see more old folks working as cleaners till late hours when they should be home enjoying with their family and grand children.... what have the national objectives become?
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Times are bad.
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Despite earning a low income this guy can have a huge family but he stays in JB. His death is a blow to the family.
Donations have been pouring in for the family of the man killed in an alleged taxi hijacking.
Cleaning supervisor Chandra Mogan, 35, died on Saturday after the vehicle careened into him at Changi Airport's Budget Terminal. The taxi is believed to have been hijacked by a Chinese national after a disagreement with the cabby.
Several Singaporeans have offered to donate money and items such as clothes for Mr Mogan's four children, aged nine, eight, five and 2 1/2 months.
Lawyers have expressed an interest in providing free legal help to his widow if she needs it. Staff at TSMP Law Corporation have also raised money and sent a cheque to Changi Airport Group, which is handling donations. It is not known how much has been collected so far. (heard its ~$450K)
Those who wish to do so may now mail their cheques, addressed to “PUSPARANI A/P MOHAN”, to:
The Mogan Family c/o Changi Airport Group
Corporate Communications
PO Box 168
Singapore Changi Airport
Singapore 918146
For cash donations, there is a collection box at the CAG corporate reception, located on Level 4 of Terminal 2.