GE2020: Good government needed to fight Covid19, support economy, says leehsienloong
The PAP has laid out the challenges ahead and its plans to overcome them, says PM Lee. Whether these can become reality depends on voters giving the party a strong mandate.
PRIME Minister Lee Hsien Loong has once more stressed the need for a strong mandate and a good government to lead Singapore through the Covid-19 crisis, pledging that he and other older ministers will see this through with the fourth generation or 4G leadership.
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