Four important lessons from HK situation: Chan Chun Sing
Singapore
HONG Kong's situation is at a breaking point, and what has happened there can easily happen to Singapore if the Republic is not careful, a Singapore minister said, as protests in the city turn increasingly violent.
"Unless calm is restored, dialogue commences and constructive actions taken, there will be grave doubts about Hong Kong's future and the sustainability of its current governance model," Chan Chun Sing, Singapore's Minister for Trade and Industry, said during a doorstop interview with Singapore media on Monday.
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