Curbing the errant use of personal mobility devices (PMDs) and updating a law to protect religious harmony appear to be disparate topics, but these two items at yesterday's Parliament sitting have something in common.
In essence, what MPs debated and sought answers on was how to maintain harmony - whether between pedestrians and PMD users on sidewalks, or in how Singaporeans practise their various faiths in peaceful co-existence in a secular society.
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