This pic from CNA shows how serious Singaporeans are in wearing masks to protect themselves and others from the virus.
This pic from Reuters shows how reckless and irresponsible the Indians are in not wearing masks and spreading the virus.
No need to wear mask during farmers' protestWhy is Singapore not putting a ban on Indians coming here? Does Singapore really believe that our Newater could protect us from the virus, with more and more deadly mutants evolving?
Are we really that smart or damn stupid, gambling with the lives of the population by opening our doors so freely? How bad would it take before it is bad enough to close the door? Or would it then be too late?
Our people try so hard, to be disciplined, to take jabs, to wear masks, to keep a safe distance, and we let people that don't care a hoot about wearing masks or safe distancing to come in so easily, so freely.
Many countries have stopped people coming out from India to enter their countries. Malaysia has implemented a temporary ban for in and out of India flights and ships. Are we doing that ?
What is going on? Why no complete ban for going in and out of India? The aircrews flying this route would be unnecessarily exposed, risking themselves and spreading the virus on their return.
I cannot believe this is happening. I cannot understand why. Singapore cannot afford a big outbreak to happen. It is better to be safe than sorry.
PS. The latest from the coconuts. 24 Apr 21
The national COVID-19 task force has announced it will ban travel from India tonight onward as the number of cases and deaths explode in that country.
As of midnight, long-term pass holders and short-term visitors who had been in India in the last 14 days will not be allowed in the country, even to transit. The tightened measures come after India shattered all records by topping 300,000 cases in a single day this week, and the virus has reemerged at one of Singapore’s migrant worker dormitories.
ST headline Apr 26: S'pore's ban on visitors from India not aimed at any nationality: Ong Ye Kung
ReplyDeleteWhy must Ong sound so apologetic on barring the reckless Indians, like so scared of offending the Indians?
Cause without the indian, the financial, IT and construction sectors will collapse overnight here
DeleteJust like Australia saying cancellation of BRi with China wasn't aimed at any country. Conflicting doubletalk.
DeleteWe got a very good team ，everything under control
ReplyDeleteNo problem ok
Speaking in fork-tongue is not good for self image and not good for Singapore's image.
ReplyDeleteYou ban Indians from India and you said "not aimed at any nationality"?
You are obviously and very distinctively aiming at the Indian Nationals!
I thought only Whitemen speak with fork-tongue.
But now we have a brand new Health Millionaire Minister also speaking in fork-tongue.
Is there a need to bend backwards to sound so apologetic and inadvertently corner yourself to double-talk?
He was asked a loaded question but did not have the toughness to tell it straight.
ReplyDeleteCall a spade a spade. No need to be apologetic.
With Indians now probably the 'Deep State' running Red Dot, it probably makes sense.
ReplyDeleteIndians in India believe that taking a bath in the polluted Ganges will protect them from COVID19, so with no Ganges in Red Dot, Newater is just as effective. Or so they think. So, just open the legs wider. We are going to be safe because we have a weapon - Newater. They must tell the world about this marvellous discovery!
Who originated the idea of "NE water" taken from toilet bowls filled with faeces and urine and make all Singaporeans drink? Hmnn . . .
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Actually with just 3.4 million Singaporeans, the natural water supply is enough, We drink NE water because of the additional 2.3 million foreigners. Before 2004, there're only less then half million foreigners in Singapore and the island state was thriving well.
Only leaders with shit and urine brains made their citizens drink shit and urine water, plus a whole lot of strange chemicals from clothes washing and dish washing detergents, and industrial chemicals that the filtration and purification plants can never get rid off 100%.
ReplyDeleteSingapore now have idiots leading the daft and subservient kiasi kiasi kia chenghu lot of nincompoos.
Well, Japan said that their radioactive contaminated water has been treated to remove all toxins, save one, and is even safe to drink. I wonder if their Deputy PM, who vouch for it's safety, has taken a sip of their Fukushima treated water yet.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes the tall one in Red Dot did drink Newater on television when it was first produced, so it must be safe. Unless....you think what I am thinking?
In food courts, now they forced strangers to sit together in one table and leaving a lot of tables empty. What the fuck!
ReplyDeleteWhy not one or two in one table, why forced 4 to 6 strangers sitting in one table?
Which is safer or which is more dangerous?
Anon 10.00 am
ReplyDeleteWithout Indians in China, their bridges, buildings, airports, ports, AI infrastructure, satellites, economy did not collapse? How come?
While in India, a little virus is causing the collapse of everything - supply of oxygen, transporting them to hospitals, hospital not being able to cope, corpse with no crematoriums to cremate and done by the roadside, the government blaming the people and vice versa.
So do not brag or try to elevate the importance of Indians in Red Dot or anywhere else in the world. Their occupying top positions is not due to their ability, because the companies they headed were all started by non Indians. They are just parasites climbing up trees to suck the nutrients, trees that others planted. If Indians are that talented, why are they not going back to help the helpless Modi fight the virus pandemic ravaging the country, instead of bragging.
Ask Virgo. He can elaborate.
Virgo 10.08
ReplyDeleteTalking about climate change is all bullshit. Climate change is only about asking the grassroots to contribute, not the big boys of industry. They have their license to pollute, and are the biggest polluters causing climate change.
Just one example that made me cringe is that toilet paper rolls now comes with individual rolls wrapped with another layer of plastic. For what?
I thought having organic toilet rolls was laughable enough.
Organic food, as I found out, are not really what it seems. They still use insecticides that are different from those non organic food, but because they are easily washed off by water, they needed more spraying to be effective. How safe is it with repeated spraying is up to you to imagine.
The Japanese should bottled up their Fukushima radioactive waste water and market it for treating Covid19. $10 per bottle. Ask Trump to be their international salesman, ask Trump to drink it first and claim to be safe from Covid virus.
ReplyDeleteAlso can ask Sinkie leaders to drink it as proof that it is safe and an effective vaccine against Covid19.
Our leeders are always two steps behind the curve. And they are able to take only baby steps. When they finally take the first hesitant, fumbling step, they do so leaving loopholes huge enough for elephants to enter. India Indians can still enter here. They just need to spend 14 days in Nepal or some other country before coming here. One ex-NMP had in fact advised them to do this.
ReplyDeleteWell, for India at this point, as they say - no fish prawn also can. As they keep on repeating, the benefits outweigh the risk, as long as they and their families are not victims.
ReplyDeleteThe Australian report titled “Modi leads India out of lockdown… and into a viral apocalypse” had written, “Arrogance, hyper-nationalism and bureaucratic incompetence have combined to create a crisis of epic proportions in India, with its crowd-loving PM basking while citizens suffocate.”
ReplyDeleteIn the last 24 hours, India recorded 3,23,144 fresh Covid-19 cases, taking the cumulative tally to 1,76,36,307. Of these, 28,82,204 are active cases. 2,771 deaths were also reported on Monday. While Maharashtra reported 48,700 cases, Uttar Pradesh’s number stood at 33,351.
Australian paper sneering at India's mishap.
FOLLOWING A request from the Delhi High Court, the Delhi government has ordered Ashoka Hotel, a five-star facility, to set aside 100 rooms for a Covid Health Centre for judges and judicial officers of the court and their families. The facility will be linked to Primus Hospital in Chanakyapuri.
ReplyDeleteAn order to this effect was passed by the Chanakyapuri Sub-Divisional Magistrate, Geeta Grover, on Sunday. The Indian Express
Singapore's state investment company Temasek Holdings on Sunday started sending oxygen concentrators, ventilator machines and other supplies, with the first batch arriving in Mumbai. "No one is safe till everyone is safe," the company said in a Facebook post.
ReplyDeleteAh Gong money . .
"No one is safe till everyone is safe" - how can everyone be safe when they every day keep on importing new COVID-19 cases ?
ReplyDeleteIndian tycoons and rich families have reportedly fled India for boltholes across Europe, the Middle East and Indian Ocean destinations such as the Maldives, which will ban flights from India on Tuesday, sparking a last-minute rush.
ReplyDeleteAustralia will suspend passenger flights from India until May 15, the federal government announced on Tuesday, and Canada, Hong Kong, the United Arab Emirates and the UK have already done the same.
Rich Indians flee crisis on private jets: https://www.news.com.au/travel/travel-updates/indias-rich-and-famous-flee-countrys-covid19-outbreak-on-private-jets/news-story/53f37b73b1b1f262b9b636435a799535
When they tell you two doses, then three doses needed, then booster doses and on and on. That means they think the virus will be here for eternity and no one is going to be safe.
ReplyDeleteYou can see that India tried to be 'gung ho' and opened up early, now jialat. USA and UK also moving up in infections despite vaccinations. USA is also said to be slowing down on vaccinations. Thailand is bracing for a spike. So does Japan, less than three months away from the Olympics.
When is the normal coming I wonder?
Singapore cannot stop Indians from India to come to the little red dot. Why??? CECA!!!!! Without the super talents from India who will do the CEOs jobs? Who will run your banks? Who will man your MNCs??? Please lah, do not stop them coming, Singapore will grind to a halt when they stop coming. Don't worry about the mutant virus. Singaporeans are sacrificial lambs because GDP is more important to life. As long as GDP is on the rise, what d a few lives matter? You get what you voted for. Singaporeans are truly suckers.
ReplyDeleteOh yes Indians will run our banks. They will run them into the ground, like what they did in India. India is the bank fraud capital of the world. Only Red Dot think they are talents (in fraud).
ReplyDeleteRun MNCs like in India? Factories producing oxygen not even able to produce oxygen for hospitals and need to beg for help from overseas. The drug manufacturing hub of the world is not able to produce enough vaccines for themselves. Even moving oxygen to hospitals is a mess and they talk about managing Red Dot's transportation system?
They can't even manage to count their COVID19 death numbers, which is multiple times the official figures, and how are they going to manage the MNC billions. Only those that died in hospitals are officially counted, while those thousands that were turned away from hospitals and died at home were considered non COVID19 deaths. That is the reality.
Yeah, don't worry about the mutant virus because at this rate, there may not even be enough Indians left to send to Red Dot. They have to send their chiefs. Enough said!
ST Apr 28 headline: 24 foreign workers test positive for Covid-19 at Westlite Woodlands dormitory
ReplyDeleteWe had been warning for months about letting into Singapore so many imported COVID-19 cases from India, exposing Singaporean society at large to virus dangers, but the ruling PAP 4G elites were so complacent.
A plane from India landed in Hong Kong with more than 46 COVID19 passengers. How about those tested negative but still carrying the virus, the mutated version? It is scary!
ReplyDeleteI think the travel hub between Red Dot and Hong Kong is going to be toasted again.
Looks like the Hongkies are beginning to become as stupid as sinkies to let this happen.
ReplyDeleteUS treat QUAD partner India like a beggar
ReplyDeleteOf greater concern, however, is another man who had received both vaccine doses by March 19 and who became infected.
ReplyDeleteHis parents had flown in from India on April 15. His father was diagnosed with Covid-19 on arrival and sent to hospital, while his mother was placed under quarantine. He received permission to care for her, and he was diagnosed with the disease last Saturday.
https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/post-vaccine-infections-and-reinfections-could-happen-say-experts
The whole infected family should be sent back to India, instead of being allowed to stay and enjoy the Singapore's public medical facilities and Singapore taxpayers funded medical expenses.
ReplyDeleteAll foreigners, irrespective of status, should be sent back to their country of origin when detected with COVID-19 infections upon arrival at any port of call or checkpoint.
Rich Indians are using chartered flights to flee India. Operators of chartered flights are doing a roaring business, with fares multiple times the norm. The rich also tried to outsmart the system by flying first to less infected countries before moving to the country of their choice.
ReplyDeleteChina caught scores of rich Indians trying to sneak in via a third country.
As long as they are Indians, extreme care must be exercised to ensure safety. But who knows? One slip and everything falls apart.
China is the safest place to be in for this pandemic. Rich Indians are smart.
ReplyDeleteChina would not take the risk with so many fake doctors, fake vaccines and fake certificates.
They should try Singapore. Singapore would welcome rich foreigners and their money.
Oh yes, a survey claimed Singapore is the best place to be in this Pandemic. That is an advertisement that is sure to invite rich Indians here.
ReplyDeleteRed Dot is looking for trouble.
Red Dot's $billions investments in India in jeopardy as COVID-19 cases explode in India.
ReplyDelete"No investment is safe until all is safe!"