ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

Don't forget to watch ChannelNewsAsia tonight (Tue 15.1.08) @ 8.30 p.m. on the "i Journalist" report on the Geylang prostitutes :D

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

kum sia for the updates

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

bro, thanks for the update

Repeat telecast
 

For those who missed the 8.30 p.m. telecast, there is a repeat telecast at 11.32 p.m. tonight ........ NOW !!! :D

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

watching it now. News coverage on geylang is usually bad news. People will start screaming about all the contraband cigarettes , the china streetwalker blah blah blah and the police will be forced to take action.

*sigh*

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

missed the first 15 minutes. Quite a artistic way to film geylang. :rolleyes:

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

errr ... just discovered that i missed the whole damn thing ... anyway was how was it ??? was it a waste of time like most of the crap produced to reflect the cheongin scene ???

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

Yeah! whenever the press covers geyland, our Men In Black always somehow springs to life and expect some cleanups and raids. Somewhat like a standard response by them!

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

Ya... heard yesterday got heavy raid

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

Oh, u sure? Last nite I was at GL L28 and saw a PRC gal negotiating with a bloke in the car ... Hehehe ... :D

Re: ChannelNewsAsia report on Geylang pros (Tue 15.1.08) 8.30 pm
 

When got repeat telecast?

Vice stays in S'pore
 

Report from The New Straits Times (Malaysia) dated Wednesday 23 January 2008 :-

VICE STAYS IN SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE : The country's Police arrested more than 5,000 foreign prostitutes last year (2007) but it is unrealistic to expect vice to be eliminated, the Home Affairs Minister has told Parliament.

Wong Kan Seng was responding to a question from an MP about efforts to curb "rampant gambling and prostitution" in the red-light Geylang district.
--- KatoeyNewsNetwork