ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2013
- The second episode of the National Heritage Board's "A Nation Remembers" project focuses on the history of Queenstown and comprises interviews with long-time and former residents of Singapore's first satellite town.
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In 1964 my parents rented a flat at Queen Crescent Block 1 next to the fire station. By 1969 Mei Ling Street Flat was completed and we live there till now. Wonderful memories in Queenstown.
Some places look better in the old days than now.
1:26 memory during stayed at hoy fatt rd where there only 1 hall n 1 toilet n kitchen quite cramped with 6 siblings n mom but we felt happy n comfortable but lucky we stayed in 2nd floor coz there no lift in this 6 floor flat. in 1979 removed to redhill close also no room coz hoy fatt rd going to be demolised.good memory with friends neighboors.
0:35 Ang Teck Kuan
2:03 Eric Kwa
3:32 Alice Lee
4:05 Low Kai See
Block 31 where I grew up
Not Setron... but Citroën, the French car manufacturer.
singlah
Setron made TV sets for the local market. Their quality not bad. Citroën was not in that building. Funny frog Citroën cars were on the road.
The persons in the video must move out soon as the entire Tanglin halt is en bloc
These people were speaking Chinese not Engrish. Words substituted directly from Chinese to Engrish. Engrish grammar rules completely ignored. Liddat oso can ar?
onion nooo no polo joy boo oop okii i’ll cpi bby noo yea we do oop 😮
I sure don't want kampong life... Bucket system... Yuks!...😷😷😷😷
Palamirtam Marimuthu
Eh Mutu. Bucket system is better than shitting on the roadside or behind bushes in mother yindia.