One Bernam, a mixed-use landmark development, marries rich heritage with growth potential, and accessibility to work and play
Real estate buyers tend to favour homes in history-rich locations, the trendiest and most vibrant neighbourhoods – or looking ahead, areas where rejuvenation will bring about value in the years to come. Very rarely does a property encompass all the best aspects of the past, present and future – but in Tanjong Pagar, One Bernam aims to meld all three elements in a landmark project with timeless appeal. Located in Bernam Street (just a five-minute walk away from Tanjong Pagar MRT station) and at the doorstep of Chinatown, Marina Bay Financial Centre and the future Greater Southern Waterfront, One Bernam will be brimming with cultural colours, urban energy and future growth plans. With Tanjong Pagar MRT station just a five-minute walk away, and close proximity to the upcoming Prince Edward Road (Circle Line) and Maxwell (Thomson-East Coast Line) MRT stations, you will get to enjoy islandwide connectivity at your doorstep. PHOTO: MCC LAND A neighbourhood that ages like fine wine As a major maritime port, Tanjong Pagar played a significant role in Singapore’s history – and after further modernisation, it has become the heart of the Republic’s vibrant commercial centre. But that’s far fr...
Hospital employee sentenced to 3 months’ jail for molesting colleague at workplace
SINGAPORE - While watching a movie together on a computer screen at their workplace, a male hospital employee molested his female colleague. When the 20-year-old woman pushed the offender's hand away, he locked the main door to the room and continued to touch her inappropriately. On Wednesday (Jan 13), the 34-year-old Singaporean was sentenced to three months' jail after pleading guilty to one count of molestation. Details about his identity, workplace and occupation cannot be revealed owing to a gag order to protect the victim's identity. The pair were at their workplace at around 1pm on July 23, 2016 when they decided to watch a movie together. To do that, the man turned off the lights in the room. Deputy Public Prosecutor Emily Koh said: "While they were watching the movie, the accused held the victim's hand and rubbed her hand with his hand. "The accused then let go of her hand and placed one of his hands onto the victim's stomach, over her T-shirt. The victim pushed his hand away." Undeterred, the man touched her again. When she pushed his hand away, he got up, locked the door and returned to sit beside her. The court heard that he then molested the woman again. "The victim tr...