Changi Airport Group vice-president Poh Li San said if she is given the chance to serve Sembawang residents at a deeper level, she would gladly do so
SINGAPORE - Addressing rumours that she might be fielded as a People's Action Party candidate in the next election, Changi Airport Group vice-president Poh Li San said that if she was given the chance to serve Sembawang residents at a deeper level, she would gladly do so.
Ms Poh came to prominence as the first female helicopter pilot in Singapore's Air Force, conducting search and rescue operations in a Super Puma helicopter. In October 2018, Ms Poh joined the PAP Sembawang branch and has been making frequent appearances on the Facebook pages of Sembawang GRC MPs Khaw Boon Wan and Vikram Nair. She is the vice-chairman of the branch.
Asked whether the current slate of Sembawang MPs - all of whom are male - needs a female touch, Ms Poh said there are many benefits to having a woman as an MP. But more needs to be done, especially in the political arena, to expose women to opportunities in leadership, she added.
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