Biography of the Author Poh Kok Ing

Poh Kok Ing

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  1. Nathanael, aged five years and one month, is sent to take a train by himself for the first time.
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    Are Singaporean pre-schoolers more independent than we think they can be?

    It’s been said before that Singaporeans tend to be helicopter parents. But one group of parents have decided to let go, and send their tiny tots ...
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    05:36minutes
  2. OTRD Bus-tling main
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    Behind the scenes with SBS Transit: How to keep 3,000 buses running daily

    Nearly four million passenger trips are made daily on Singapore’s public buses. But who are the unsung heroes working to move so many people? On ...
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    05:34minutes
  3. (dp) OTRD generation gap green (1)
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    A 71-year-old and her grandchild on a green journey together, to find closeness again

    Emma wants to save the earth from choking on waste. Mildred doesn’t see the point. On The Red Dot finds out whether this generation gap between ...
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    05:44minutes
  4. kranji farms chelsea frog princess
    Singapore

    Kranji's young farmers rally to keep the family business thriving

    Faced with an uncertain future, children of pioneers are rallying to give their family farms and cottage industries new life, with movements like ...
  5. (kc) Sabah Anniversary Prep (1)
    Singapore

    A year after Sabah quake, families ready to climb the mountain

    A group of 20 former Tanjong Katong Primary School students, parents and relatives are taking on Mount Kinabalu in tribute to those who died in ...
  6. (kc) OTRD MYOB ep1 (1)
    Singapore

    Before business success, he struggled with fear of failure

    Singaporean Ridjal Noor faced his fears and made the leap from salaried employee to founder of a S$700,000-a-year business, and tells On The Red ...
  7. otrd gambling
    Singapore

    As casino exclusion orders rise, families urged to watch out for gambling addiction

    As at Sep 30, 20,866 Singaporeans and PRs have requested casino exclusion orders for themselves, up 18 per cent from a year ago.