Singapore's four remaining Marine Parade-Braddell Heights GRC MPs, Seah Kian Peng, Goh Pei Ming, Tin Pei Ling, and Diana Pang, are temporarily splitting responsibilities for the Kembangan ward after former MP Faishal Ibrahim resigned due to a 'lapse of judgment.' They will each oversee different areas within the ward and attend major events, while awaiting a new grassroots adviser, particularly a Malay/Muslim representative. Seah acknowledged the loss caused by Ibrahim's departure and emphasized efforts to fill the gap. Additionally, the MPs announced an expanded medical transport reimbursement scheme called WeCare Wheels, benefiting around 11,000 residents aged 60 and above with CHAS cards. The scheme allows monthly reimbursements of up to $50 ($600 annually) for medical transportation, initially targeting wheelchair users before expanding to lower-income residents.
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