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    Mr Lee Kuan Yew's casket arrived at Parliament House where it was received by eight pallbearers representing the three branches of government. The pallbearers included senior officials from the public service and judiciary. Once inside, the casket was placed under watch by the first ever Vigil Guards at a State funeral in Singapore, including the Chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force.

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    Mr Lee Kuan Yew's casket arrived at Parliament House where it was received by eight pallbearers representing the three branches of government. The pallbearers included senior officials from the public service and judiciary. Once inside, the casket was placed under watch by the first ever Vigil Guards at a State funeral in Singapore, including the Chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force.

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    8

    Remembering Lee Kuan Yew


    At Parliament House

    Final
    arrival at
    Parliament
    House

    Arriving at Parliament House, Mr Lee Kuan


    Yews casket was received by eight pallbearers
    representing the three branches of Government:
    The Executive, the Legislative, and the Judiciary.
    Among them were Mr Benny Lim, Permanent
    Secretary (National Development, National
    Security and Intelligence Coordination
    and the Prime Ministers Office); Mr Aaron
    Maniam, director of the industry division at the
    Ministry of Trade and Industry; and Mr See
    Kee Oon, Presiding Judge of the State Courts.
    Once the casket was placed in Parliament
    House, the first Vigil Guards a first for a State
    funeral began their watch, among them the
    Chiefs of the Army, Navy and Air Force.

    1. The gun carriage carrying the body of Mr Lee Kuan Yew from
    the Istana arrives at Parliament House.
    2. Mr Lees casket is carried out from the gun carriage to be moved
    into Parliament House.
    3. The national-flag-draped casket is received by Mr Lees family.
    Photos: REUTERS, Mugilan Rajasegeran

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