Daily Briefing: Seniors say 3Gen flats may cause conflicts; Singapore’s Bugis Street goes virtual with e-shopping site

And PM Lee's press sec issues letter to The Economist.

Seniors at the Ministry of National Development (MND)'s latest dialogue said they would prefer to live near their children, but not necessarily with them. Read more here.
Shopping at Singapore’s Bugis Street will be more exciting and less time-consuming as Bugis Street is bringing on board their fashion apparel to the Web. Know more here.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s press secretary Chang Li Lin has issued a letter to The Economist, in response to an opinion piece the magazine had written about the ongoing defamation case against Singapore blogger Roy Ngerng. Find out more here.

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