Hougang by-election: Workers' Party rallies

A collection of snapshots from the highlights of the Workers' Party rallies in the Hougang SMC by-election in May 2012.

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  1. WP secretary-general Low Thia Khiang urges Hougang voters not to be "distracted" in the by-election (Yahoo! Photo)
  2. WP candidate Png Eng Huat says a vote for the PAP in Saturday
  3. In her speech, WP chairman Sylvia Lim vouched for Png
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  5. The young daughter of WP member L Sundaram supports her father from the field, sitting on newspapers provided by this reporter when ants started to bite at her feet. (Yahoo! photo)
  6. Armed with cardboard boxes, flags, umbrellas, and whistles, elderly supporters of the WP stay upbeat despite the humid night. (Yahoo! photo)
  7. Armed with cardboard boxes, flags, umbrellas, and whistles, elderly supporters of the WP stay upbeat despite the humid night. (Yahoo! photo)
  8. WP supporters stationed at the front of the rally played instruments, waved flags and flashed placards when the speakers were onstage. (Yahoo! photo)
  9. WP supporters stationed at the front of the rally played instruments, waved flags and flashed placards when the speakers were onstage. (Yahoo! photo)
  10. An ardent WP supporter who has faithfully turned up for all WP rallies so far finally got recognition yesterday when one of the speakers read the Chinese couplet he displayed on his home-made sign. (Y
  11. Armed with cardboard boxes, flags, umbrellas, and whistles, elderly supporters of the WP stay upbeat despite the humid night. (Yahoo! photo)
  12. An elderly supporter makes the climb up to stage with the help of WP members to present Low with a specially made plaque and colourful garlands. (Yahoo! photo)
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