Singapore election expected soon as Lee Hsien Loong sets up electoral boundaries panel


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Singapore’s prime minister has formed a panel to review electoral boundaries, in a clear sign a general election is likely to take place within months.

The Electoral Boundaries Review Committee has been directed to recommend the number and boundaries of the country’s single-member and multi-seat constituencies, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s office said on Wednesday. A statement said the committee was in the “midst of its deliberations”.

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