Singapore Commemorates 10th Anniversary of Lee Kuan Yew's Death

On the 10th anniversary of Lee Kuan Yew's death, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong called on Singaporeans to honor the legacy of the nation's founding father through action, emphasizing that modern Singapore is a testament to his vision as a clean and green city-state. Wong reflected on the solemn day of Lee's passing, noting the public tribute as thousands lined the streets for the state funeral procession, which covered 15.4 kilometers. In a memorial event led by Education Minister Chan Chun Sing, key leadership values embodied by Lee were highlighted, while also addressing the ongoing debate regarding his explicit wish for his house to be demolished. Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong and other leaders echoed sentiments of unity and respect for Lee's contributions to the nation's identity and resilience. Indranee Rajah noted the lasting impact of Lee's policies and vision in Tanjong Pagar, his long-time constituency. The collective reflection on Lee's legacy underscored a commitment to continue building a strong future for Singapore.