‘S’pore will be in good hands under the 4G team’: PM Lee, after chairing final Cabinet meeting


PM Lee Hsien Loong (fifth from left), chairing his last Cabinet meeting on May 9. - LEE HSIEN LOONG/FACEBOOK

SINGAPORE: After 20 years of weekly Cabinet meetings that soldiered on even during the Covid-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has led his last meeting.

Commemorating the moment in a Facebook post on Thursday (May 9), Lee thanked his colleagues for their steadfast support during the meetings, which had continued through the pandemic via teleconferencing.

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