
NEA Forces Sinkies To Book Slots Just To Visit Dead Relatives
NEA has announced that if you want to burn a paper luxury car for your grandfather, you must first navigate a booking portal more complicated than the COE bidding system.
To ensure the deceased donβt experience soul-crushing congestion like the PIE at 6 PM, parking at Mandai now requires a QR code and verified digital confirmation.
Resourceful Sinkies are already trying to Carousell prime Sunday morning slots to kiasu families willing to pay a premium for a better "vibe" with the spirit world.
Ancestors are reportedly unimpressed by the 24-hour visitation hours, noting that being dead is already a full-time job without watching descendants struggle with e-parking apps.
The "Garden of Peace" remains closed during peak hours, proving that in Singapore, even the dead must obey administrative red tape long after their hearts stop beating.
This satire is based on a real news story.
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