I feel that the gov should keep or build another ice rink for the hockey team. Not everything needs to be quantifiable. This is for Singapore and it builds people.
I know. Before this, I figured Singapore have multiple indoor ski and skate rinks because it's quite common in developed world. Didn't know Singapore only have one
Hi Joakim, thanks for this nostalgic video of Jurong. I was a very young kid when I use to visit my uncle’s socks factory at Taman Jurong area. There are 2 dragon kilns in Jurong / Jalan Bahar. One is the Guan Huat u visited. The other is Thow Kwang Pottery. As for bricks, there were 2 bricks factories : Jurong Brickworks & Nanyang Brickworks. These brickworks produces very good strong engineering bricks that gave a bright “cling” ring when u knock 2 bricks against each other.
I lived in Lakeside and I feel Jurong is quite convenient to stay. One stop to Jurong Point at Boon Lay and two stops to Jurong East shopping malls. The only bad thing is NTUC and SS is a bit far away. I usually go to the one at Yung Ching road
Were from the east side , boring and old tired looking district. Happy to shift to the west side , 18 yrs ago. . Jurong district is thriving ! Many places to explore . ..love it Lots of parks , easy , access to new Malls , bukit timah hills n lots of outdoor activities ,greenery Parks in HDB estates.
As a someone who used to live in the west, always heard of people calling Jurong ulu. But surprising I hardly hear people calling Simei and Pasir Ris ulu, even though they're as ulu as Jurong. People only be like 'oh its in the East', but then why for Jurong, no one ever says 'Oh...its in the West'. It probably takes longer to get from Bishan to Simei than Bishan to Jurong.
I think because Jurong is relatively big, and up until recently wasn't as built up as the east side. Ulu doesn't just mean far. It also means 'isolated' and 'barren' (as in, nothing much there).
I went to that dragon Kiln back in primary school, still have some pics from there but they are not really good since I didn’t really know how to take pics back then😅.
I stayed in Taman Jurong yang ching road at the end of 70s' at that time jurong and Boon lay used to have heaps of Malaysian workers. Many good memories during my stay in Taman Jurong.
so sad that Jcube is Closing! why cant the Govt find another land around to build the condo? and actually its quite interesting that this vid came a few days before Tharman's resignation LOL.
🙏 Jurong in Singapore is an Industrial Estate made from many reclaimed land ... Remembered the last MRT station used to be the Boon Lay , later extended to Joon Koon or maybe to other connecting MRT stations in the future ... 🙏
The government doesn't truly care about ice hockey or sports, it's all about profits for them which is why JCube is gonna make way for a profitable project.
Singapore just so small, and all well connected, yet people living in it keep saying far this, far that. Lol. Open your mind and live in other countries then you know what FAR is.
3:28 "Back in the 50s, Singapore faced huge unemployment." Well, 73 years later, Singapore's employment rate has not drastically improved and the situation has worsened due to the ruling political party's toxic preferences and policies which are unfavourable to Singaporeans.
Idk what you talk about But SINGAPORE GORVEMENT & LAW SYSTEM IS HELP & PROTECT THEIR PEOPLE VERY WELL. From poor & under developing island to AMAZING DEVELOPED & RICH COUNTRY!! Clean, safety & great high-end well design infrastructure!! If you’re still complaining, look at others Southeast Asian is still poor, suffering. Or South Asian, mostly ppl is poor & livin under developing, poor infrastructure & crazy corruption!!
Progress Singapore Party (PSP) Non-constituency Member of Parliament can only get better over time. In fact, we are already seeing a much-improved version of the Leong Mun Wai who first stepped into the arena. It frequently takes not only one Minister but a few to have a go at him. On top of that, the Speaker of Parliament interjects on behalf of the Ministers, never once on behalf of Leong Mun Wai. And while all this is happening, the People’s Action Party (PAP) Members of Parliament merely sit and watch. So it’s no surprise that on the rare occasion, they try to debate an opposition member, they find themselves out of touch and out of their league. Given all the debating that Leong Mun Wai has had to do, a few knocks here and there, an apology or two is fair game.
Leong Mun Wai, has pointed out in an adjournment motion that this is the first time in HDB history that residents selected for SERS must top-up cash to get an equivalent replacement flat with a new 99-year lease. This was confirmed by Mr Leong during the deliberations of the Public Petitions Committee via questions to the Ministry for National Development (MND) for past examples of SES where the residents had needed to top-up cash for an equivalent flat with a new 99-year lease. The situation seen in AMK Ave 3 will likely get worse for many in the future as senior HDB owners see the value of their flats depreciate as the value of new flats gets more expensive.
I feel that the gov should keep or build another ice rink for the hockey team. Not everything needs to be quantifiable. This is for Singapore and it builds people.
I know. Before this, I figured Singapore have multiple indoor ski and skate rinks because it's quite common in developed world. Didn't know Singapore only have one
Definitely agree
Hi Joakim, thanks for this nostalgic video of Jurong. I was a very young kid when I use to visit my uncle’s socks factory at Taman Jurong area. There are 2 dragon kilns in Jurong / Jalan Bahar. One is the Guan Huat u visited. The other is Thow Kwang Pottery. As for bricks, there were 2 bricks factories : Jurong Brickworks & Nanyang Brickworks. These brickworks produces very good strong engineering bricks that gave a bright “cling” ring when u knock 2 bricks against each other.
I lived in Lakeside and I feel Jurong is quite convenient to stay. One stop to Jurong Point at Boon Lay and two stops to Jurong East shopping malls. The only bad thing is NTUC and SS is a bit far away. I usually go to the one at Yung Ching road
Kudos to Joakim, episode's amazing with him.
Were from the east side , boring and old tired looking district.
Happy to shift to the west side , 18 yrs ago.
. Jurong district is thriving ! Many places to explore . ..love it
Lots of parks , easy , access to new Malls , bukit timah hills n lots of outdoor activities ,greenery
Parks in HDB estates.
As a someone who used to live in the west, always heard of people calling Jurong ulu. But surprising I hardly hear people calling Simei and Pasir Ris ulu, even though they're as ulu as Jurong. People only be like 'oh its in the East', but then why for Jurong, no one ever says 'Oh...its in the West'. It probably takes longer to get from Bishan to Simei than Bishan to Jurong.
The East and North-East are the real ulu places. Those people are idiots.
Because you haven't experience the east side yet
I think because Jurong is relatively big, and up until recently wasn't as built up as the east side.
Ulu doesn't just mean far. It also means 'isolated' and 'barren' (as in, nothing much there).
@@benchiaaseexcept Jurong isn't barren or isolated at all.
Lol i found myself in the vid for the ice hockey part 😂 17:28
Being a Singaporean living in the west for the past few years actually Jurong is quite big
I went to that dragon Kiln back in primary school, still have some pics from there but they are not really good since I didn’t really know how to take pics back then😅.
I stayed in Taman Jurong yang ching road at the end of 70s' at that time jurong and Boon lay used to have heaps of Malaysian workers. Many good memories during my stay in Taman Jurong.
so sad that Jcube is Closing! why cant the Govt find another land around to build the condo? and actually its quite interesting that this vid came a few days before Tharman's resignation LOL.
🙏 Jurong in Singapore is an Industrial Estate made from many reclaimed land ... Remembered the last MRT station used to be the Boon Lay , later extended to Joon Koon or maybe to other connecting MRT stations in the future ... 🙏
I love how the girl is just vaping in 15:28
I personally love love love going Jurong
after jurong bird park move it feels like jurong really got nothing alr
Which Jurong ? East or West?
For J East, then also ice skating soon gg gg gone.
if i remember, jurong got onsen
Do punggol next
Knn everything also no more already, dragon kiln use gas kiln, snow city science centre moving, Jcube closing bruh
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The government doesn't truly care about ice hockey or sports, it's all about profits for them which is why JCube is gonna make way for a profitable project.
isnt tuas worst
Singapore just so small, and all well connected, yet people living in it keep saying far this, far that. Lol. Open your mind and live in other countries then you know what FAR is.
Lol how lame can Joakim be.😂 Good episode though 👍😅
There is no any wild west in singapore, so stop put so man misleading titles
3:28 "Back in the 50s, Singapore faced huge unemployment." Well, 73 years later, Singapore's employment rate has not drastically improved and the situation has worsened due to the ruling political party's toxic preferences and policies which are unfavourable to Singaporeans.
Really ah?
Idk what you talk about
But SINGAPORE GORVEMENT & LAW SYSTEM IS HELP & PROTECT THEIR PEOPLE VERY WELL.
From poor & under developing island to AMAZING DEVELOPED & RICH COUNTRY!!
Clean, safety & great high-end well design infrastructure!!
If you’re still complaining, look at others Southeast Asian is still poor, suffering. Or South Asian, mostly ppl is poor & livin under developing, poor infrastructure & crazy corruption!!
@@HauTran-sunfromsouth no pap doesn’t protect the people u are in your own dream world
@@HauTran-sunfromsouth this gov is a JOKE
@@HauTran-sunfromsouth F PAP GOV a useless gov if there is no opposition to hold them to account
If people can afford better why would anyone stay in ulu Jurong.
JURONG ULU?
Progress Singapore Party (PSP) Non-constituency Member of Parliament can only get better over time. In fact, we are already seeing a much-improved version of the Leong Mun Wai who first stepped into the arena.
It frequently takes not only one Minister but a few to have a go at him. On top of that, the Speaker of Parliament interjects on behalf of the Ministers, never once on behalf of Leong Mun Wai.
And while all this is happening, the People’s Action Party (PAP) Members of Parliament merely sit and watch. So it’s no surprise that on the rare occasion, they try to debate an opposition member, they find themselves out of touch and out of their league.
Given all the debating that Leong Mun Wai has had to do, a few knocks here and there, an apology or two is fair game.
Leong Mun Wai, has pointed out in an adjournment motion that this is the first time in HDB history that residents selected for SERS must top-up cash to get an equivalent replacement flat with a new 99-year lease.
This was confirmed by Mr Leong during the deliberations of the Public Petitions Committee via questions to the Ministry for National Development (MND) for past examples of SES where the residents had needed to top-up cash for an equivalent flat with a new 99-year lease.
The situation seen in AMK Ave 3 will likely get worse for many in the future as senior HDB owners see the value of their flats depreciate as the value of new flats gets more expensive.
Vote for PSP in the west side
Exactly!!! vote for psp. West coast citizens rise up!!!✊
PAP IS THE BEST
We will definitely lost some of our history partly because of our greedy government thinking..