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National Day Awards 2010 the Distinguished Service Order [Darjah Utama Bakti Cemerlang] NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER [DARJAH UTAMA BAKTI CEMERLANG] 1 Mr Tan Gee Paw 陈义辅 Chairman PUB Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL [PINGAT JASA GEMILANG] 1 Mr Heng Swee Keat 王瑞杰 Managing Director Monetary Authority of Singapore Prime Minister's Office 2 Mr Peter Ong Boon Kwee 王文辉 Permanent Secretary Ministry of Finance 3 Mr Benny Lim Siang Hoe 林双河 Permanent Secretary Ministry of Home Affairs 4 Mrs Cheong-Chua Koon Hean 蔡君炫 Chief Executive Officer Urban Redevelopment Authority and Deputy Secretary (Special Duties) Ministry of National Development 5 Mr Chew Tai Soo 周大思 Ambassador-at-Large Ministry of Foreign Affairs 6 Mr Michael Lim Choo San 林子山 Chairman Land Transport Authority Ministry of Transport 7 Mr Ng Ser Miang 黄思绵 Chairman Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee 8 Mrs Ann Elizabeth Wee 黄安 Former Adviser to the Juvenile Court and Former Member of the Tribunal for the Maintenance of Parents NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE PUBLIC SERVICE STAR (BAR) [BINTANG BAKTI MASYARAKAT (LINTANG)] JALAN BESAR GRC 1 Mr Lew Choon Eng, Michael, BBM 柳俊因 Chairman, Kampong Glam Crawford RC SEMBAWANG GRC 2 Mr Cheong Khim Teck, JP, BBM 张钦德 Chairman, Marsiling CCC 3 Mr Woon Teck Beng, BBM 温德明 Patron, Woodlands CCC TAMPINES GRC 4 Mr Pek Hock Beng, BBM 白福明 Vice-Chairman, Tampines East CCC WEST COAST GRC 5 Mr Ng Kim Chang, BBM, PPA 黄金灿 Chairman, Telok Blangah CCC MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, YOUTH AND SPORTS 6 Mr Michael Grenville Gray, BBM President, Centre for Promoting Alternatives to Violence (PAVe) 7 Mr Lee Kim Siang, BBM 李锦祥 Chairman, Thye Hua Kwan Moral Society MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 8 Mr Chan Wah Tim, Henry, BBM 曾华田 Member, Internal Security Act Advisory Board (December 1966 – August 2010) MINISTRY OF INFORMATION, COMMUNICATIONS AND THE ARTS 9 Mr Cheng Wai Wing, Edmund, BBM 郑维荣 Chairman, National Arts Council MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT 10 Mr Tan Lian Ker, BBM 陈连钩 President, Strata Titles Boards PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION 11 Mr Tan Yam Pin, BBM 陈炎斌 Member, Public Service Commission NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE PUBLIC SERVICE STAR [BINTANG BAKTI MASYARAKAT] MINISTRY OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY (DFS) 1 Mr Fumio Ohtsubo President, Panasonic Corp 2 Mr Louis R Chênevert Chairman & Chief Executive Officer United Technologies Corporation ALJUNIED GRC 3 Mr Png Yiow Beng, PBM 方耀明 Vice-Chairman, Aljunied-Hougang CCC 4 Mr Tng Kay Lim, PBM 唐嘉林 Chairman, Paya Lebar CCC ANG MO KIO GRC 5 Mr Wong Kang Kin, James, PBM 王康健 Patron, Nee Soon South CCMC BISHAN-TOA PAYOH GRC 6 Mr Lau Cheng Nam, PBM, PBS 刘政男 Treasurer, Bishan East Zone 6 RC 7 Mr Lee Sing Lam, PBM 李成南 Chairman, Thomson Sin Ming Ville RC 8 Mr Ng San Tiong, PBM 黄山忠 Chairman, Toa Payoh Central CCC EAST COAST GRC 9 Mr Tay Teck Guan, Patrick, PBM 郑德源 Secretary, Bedok CCC 10 Mr Gopala Krishnan, PBM Chairman, Fengshan Simpang Bedok NC HOLLAND-BUKIT TIMAH GRC 11 Mr Lim Cheng Eng, PBM 林清荣 Vice-Chairman, Bukit Timah CCMC Member, Bukit Timah CCC 12 Mr Neo Say Keong, PBM 梁世强 Vice-Chairman, Zhenghua CCC HONG KAH GRC 13 Mr Tan Kin Teo, PBM 陈钦潮 Chairman, Hong Kah North Zone 6 RC JALAN BESAR GRC 14 Mr Chia Aik Kok, Eric, JP, PBM 谢一国 Chairman, Jalan Besar CCC 15 Mr Sim Piak How, PBM 沈壁浩 Chairman, Whampoa CCMC 2 The Public Service Star – (Cont.) – JURONG GRC 16 Mr Ong Chuan Huat, Richard, PBM 王泉发 Chairman, Bukit Batok East CCC 17 Mr Chua Lee San, PBM 蔡义山 Vice-Chairman, Yuhua CCC 18 Mr Ng Hock Huat, PBM 黄福发 Vice-Chairman, Yuhua CCC PASIR RIS-PUNGGOL GRC 19 Mr Soh Ah Seng, PBM 苏亚成 Chairman, Pasir Ris East CCC 20 Mr Ng Cher Pheng, PBM 黄子平 Chairman, Pasir Ris West CCC 21 Mr Phuah Gaik Chuan, PBM 潘玉泉 Chairman, Punggol Park CCMC SEMBAWANG GRC 22 Mr Aw Kai Aik, Norman, PBM 胡开益 Chairman, Canberra CCC 23 Mr Jayakumar Narayanan, PBM Vice-Chairman, Chong Pang CCC TAMPINES GRC 24 Mr Aziz Bin Hassan, PBM Chairman, Tampines East CC MAEC 25 Mr Rahman Bin Kamin, PBM Chairman, Tampines North C2E TANJONG PAGAR GRC 26 Miss Koh Sia Eng, PBM 辜声英 Vice-Chairperson, Bukit Merah CCMC WEST COAST GRC 27 Mr Teo Hun Kwang, PBM 张汉光 Member, Boon Lay CCC 28 Mr Low Yan How, PBM 刘炎浩 Chairman, Clementi CCC SMC – CHUA CHU KANG 29 Mr Neo Kim Hing, PBM 梁金兴 Vice-Chairman, Chua Chu Kang CCC SMC – MACPHERSON 30 Mdm Lim Lee Kee, PBM 林丽枝 Chairperson, MacPherson CC WEC CDC – CENTRAL SINGAPORE 31 Mr Zahidi Bin Abdul Rahman, PBM District Councillor, Central Singapore CDC CDC – NORTH EAST 32 Mr Kang Choon Pin, PBM 江春斌 District Councillor, North East CDC 3 The Public Service Star – (Cont.) – 33 Dr Goh Bak Heng, Derek, PBM 吴木兴 District Councillor, North East CDC CDC – SOUTH WEST 34 Mr Gurcharanjit Singh s/o Dewan Singh, District Councillor, South West CDC PBM PA COUNCIL – NARPANI PEARAVAI 35 Mr Thirunal Karasu s/o Palaniappan, PBM Chairman, NARPANI PEARAVAI MINISTRY OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, YOUTH AND SPORTS 36 RADM (Ret) Kwek Siew Jin, PBM 郭守仁 President, National Council of Social Service 37 Mr Tan Ju Seng, PBM 陈裕成 Chairman, Singapore National Paralympic Council 38 Mr Wong Luck Jaen, PBM 王禄仁 Board Member, Chinese Development Assistance Council 39 Mr Frankie Thanapal s/o Sinniah, PBM President, Singapore Disability Sports Council MINISTRY OF EDUCATION 40 Mr Bob Tan Beng Hai 陈明海 Chairman, Institute of Technical Education Board of Governors 41 Mr Ho Kwok Choi, PBM 何国才 Chairman, Corporation Primary School Advisory Committee MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS 42 Dr Yehoshua Gleitman Singapore’s Honorary Consul-General in Tel Aviv, Israel MINISTRY OF HEALTH 43 Professor Ho Lai Yun, PBM 何乃殷 Director, Child Development Programme MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS 44 Ustaz Ali Bin Haji Mohamed, PBM Co-Leader, Religious Rehabilitation Group 45 Ustaz Mohamed Hasbi Bin Hassan Co-Leader, Religious Rehabilitation Group MINISTRY OF TRANSPORT 46 Mr Gopinath Menon, PBM Member, Public Transport Council NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MEDAL (GOLD)(BAR) [PINGAT PENTADBIRAN AWAM (EMAS)(LINTANG)] Ministry of Manpower 1 Mr Liew Heng San 留衡山 Chief Executive Officer Central Provident Fund Board NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MEDAL (GOLD) [PINGAT PENTADBIRAN AWAM (EMAS)] Attorney-General’s Chambers 1 Mr Lim Aeng Cheng Charles 林永青 Parliamentary Counsel Legislation & Law Reform Division Attorney-General's Chambers Ministry of Defence 2 Mr Willie Tan Yoke Meng 陈育明 Deputy Secretary (Administration) Ministry of Defence 3 Mr Soh Kong Pheng 苏光平 Chief Executive Defence Science & Technology Agency Ministry of Education 4 Dr Choong May Ling 庄美玲 Deputy Secretary (Services) Ministry of Education 5 Prof Tan Chin Tiong 陈振忠 Deputy President (External Affairs) Singapore Management University Ministry of Finance 6 Mr Ong Khiaw Hong 王侨峰 Deputy Commissioner Corporate and Services Group Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs 7 Mr Ashok Kumar Mirpuri Ambassador Singapore Embassy in Jakarta Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts 8 Mr Chan Yeng Kit 陈英杰 Permanent Secretary Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources 9 Mr Chan Yoon Kum 陈元金 Deputy Chief Executive Chairman's/Chief Executive's Office Public Utilities Board NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MEDAL (GOLD) (MILITARY) [PINGAT PENTADBIRAN AWAM (EMAS)(TENTERA)] 1 BG Ang Aik Hwang Gary, 洪奕欢 Deputy Secretary (Policy) PPA(P)(L), PPA(P) MINDEF NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MEDAL (SILVER)(BAR) [PINGAT PENTADBIRAN AWAM (PERAK)(LINTANG)] Ministry of Trade and Industry 1 Ms Ng Bee Kim 黄美琴 Director-General, Trade Ministry of Trade and Industry NATIONAL DAY AWARDS 2010 THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION MEDAL (SILVER) [PINGAT PENTADBIRAN AWAM (PERAK)] Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports 1 Mr Mohammad Alami Musa President Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura Ministry of Defence 2 Mdm Rosemary Yeo Mei Li 杨美丽 Director Human Resource Defence Science & Technology Agency 3 Mdm Pang Poh Cheng 冯宝倩 Director Enterprise IT Programme Centre Defence Science & Technology Agency 4 Mr Santa Maria Kevin John Director Ministry of Defence Ministry of Education 5 Mr Sng Chern Wei 孙振炜 Deputy Director School Branch (West), Schools Division Ministry of Education 6 Mdm Cheang Mei Heng 张美馨 Cluster Superintendent Schools Division Ministry of Education 7 Mdm Chan Gek Lian Priscillia 陈玉莲 Cluster Superintendent Schools Division Ministry of Education 8 Mdm Wee Bee Lian Stella 黄美莲 Cluster Superintendent Schools Division Ministry of Education 9 Mdm Lee Tee Choon 李治春 Cluster Superintendent Schools Division Ministry of Education 10 Miss Ek Soo Ben 易素雯 Senior Project Manager (Academy of Singapore Teachers) Training and Development Division Ministry of Education 11 Prof Boey Yin Chiang Freddy 梅彦昌 Chair, School of Materials Science & Engineering Nanyang Technological University 2 The Public Administration Medal (Silver) – (Cont.) – 12 Prof Ang Soon 洪洵 Head, Division of Strategy, Management & Organisation College of Business (Nanyang Business School) Nanyang Technological University 13 Assoc Prof Lim-Teo Suat Khoh 张雪珂 Dean Office of Dean, Academic National Institute of Education 14 Prof Halliwell Barry Deputy President (Research and Technology) Tan Chin Tuan Centennial Professor, Department of Biochemistry, Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine National University of Singapore 15 Prof Chan Eng Soon 曾永顺 Dean, Faculty of Engineering Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering National University of Singapore 16 Miss Yap Swee Beng Sylvia 叶瑞明 University Librarian National University of Singapore 17 Prof
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