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It's because.......... "your nickname".
NEA is the most useless organization. Lots of problem like dengue, noise pollution, farking diesel polllution, flooding , and now haze and YET the @ssholes spend all their resources and energy in past 6 months on their No.1 and only priority campaign>>>> The return food tray campaign !!!!!!!!
Why? Why? Why? because the foodcourt owners probably ALL grass roots leeders and hence most important to increase their profits by hiring less cleaners. This is more important than anything else.you die your business so long as you return the blardy food tray, according to them . Now you why I don't return food trays.
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No Lah, their No 1 priority is to fix the WP!!
That is exactly what i'm talking about. Without their dirty money in our market, the inflationary pressure will automatically disappear.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10891136
Singapore hit by haze from Sumatra fires
A view from Mount Faber hill shows low visibility due to haze in Singapore. Photo / AFP
Singapore is shrouded in a smoky-smelling haze as pollution from forest fires in Indonesia's Sumatra island spreads to neighbouring countries.
The Pollutant Standards Index reading at noon on Monday stood at 80, in the higher range of the "moderate" band, according to the National Environment Agency (NEA) website. Any reading above 100 is considered unhealthy.
The haze was visible at street level in Singapore's central business district but has so far not affected business or air transport. Singapore schools are on holiday.
People with heart and lung disease, those over 65 and children are advised to "reduce prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion" even in moderate conditions.
"The hazy conditions are expected to persist for the next few days," the NEA said.
Malaysia has also been affected by the recurring haze problem, which occurs in the dry season as a result of forest fires in the sprawling Indonesian archipelago, some of them deliberately started to clear land for cultivation.
Haze reached unhealthy levels in Malaysia over the weekend.
On Monday, the Malaysian pollutant index showed unhealthy levels of between 102 and 121 in parts of the states of Pahang, Terengganu and Malacca. In the capital Kuala Lumpur, the sky remained hazy with a reading of 82.
Southeast Asia's haze problem hit its worst level in 1997-1998, causing widespread health problems and costing the regional economy billions of dollars as a result of business and air transport disruptions.
-AAP
Singapore hit by haze from Sumatra fires
A view from Mount Faber hill shows low visibility due to haze in Singapore. Photo / AFP
Singapore is shrouded in a smoky-smelling haze as pollution from forest fires in Indonesia's Sumatra island spreads to neighbouring countries.
The Pollutant Standards Index reading at noon on Monday stood at 80, in the higher range of the "moderate" band, according to the National Environment Agency (NEA) website. Any reading above 100 is considered unhealthy.
The haze was visible at street level in Singapore's central business district but has so far not affected business or air transport. Singapore schools are on holiday.
People with heart and lung disease, those over 65 and children are advised to "reduce prolonged or heavy outdoor exertion" even in moderate conditions.
"The hazy conditions are expected to persist for the next few days," the NEA said.
Malaysia has also been affected by the recurring haze problem, which occurs in the dry season as a result of forest fires in the sprawling Indonesian archipelago, some of them deliberately started to clear land for cultivation.
Haze reached unhealthy levels in Malaysia over the weekend.
On Monday, the Malaysian pollutant index showed unhealthy levels of between 102 and 121 in parts of the states of Pahang, Terengganu and Malacca. In the capital Kuala Lumpur, the sky remained hazy with a reading of 82.
Southeast Asia's haze problem hit its worst level in 1997-1998, causing widespread health problems and costing the regional economy billions of dollars as a result of business and air transport disruptions.
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The whole problem is the bloody useless Indonesian government is not taking firm actions against those perpetrators who had deliberately started the fires. They should have just implement a new constitution to legally confiscate all those lands that are found to be deliberately set on fire. This will not only resolve the problem but also will generate revenue for the bloody useless corrupted Indonesian government and its cronies.
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Once again, it will be good business for the doctors. This morning, I have seen more people coughing in the bus. Even my throat is starting to feel sore.
I'm surprise at how Sinkies take things so easily.
1. Mother still allowing their kids to play outdoor despite the haze being so obvious.
2. Sinkies just don't like to wear a mask when they are sick. Kept coughing and coughing inside the bus. I really hope one big epidemic hits Singapore and they will learn it the hard way.
I'm surprise at how Sinkies take things so easily.
1. Mother still allowing their kids to play outdoor despite the haze being so obvious.
2. Sinkies just don't like to wear a mask when they are sick. Kept coughing and coughing inside the bus. I really hope one big epidemic hits Singapore and they will learn it the hard way.
Sinkies and Learn. Damn fucking hard to form a positive sentence out of it.
My new signature nice or not?
You need to join this company in a couple of years time when you hit 40.
What warning do you need, you already see its damn hazy don't you? Need somebody hold your hand?
In Taiwan and HK, people usually wear masks when they are sick, so that they won't infect others.
In SG, sinkies usually wear masks so that they won't get infected by others.
That's why I never subscribe to the chinks this or chinks that theory.
It's the sinkie mentality................... which has been inherited and/or acquired.
Need sombody hold your tail?
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The haze will mask any body odour from Ah Neh. This is quite useful as there are so many of them these days.
Every dark cloud has a silver lining!
yo, raider, atb not there lah, wrong hougang. atb concentrated at st 21.
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