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Serious [COVID-19 Virus] PAP response to 2019 nCov Situation
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I can go to any country I want to. I am not worried for my family. But I worry for singaporeans who are less mobile. PAP is reckless to increase our population to 6.9m when SG has no hinterland nor does SG has own food sufficiency
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KNN hor kor you want to worry for singaporeans who are less mobile to eat shit KNN
Why you bother to even worry about loser sinkie men who are ball less and ask for it?
I love SG and care for singaporeans. I see SG's bleak future under the pap. PAP is like locusts. They come, they destroy and leave SG devastated
i care for people who are, albeit ball less, but not evil
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Not to worry...Kangaroo land will beg singkies to buy their d
Foodstuff...singkies wont have issues . Unless they cant pay.
China virus import ban hits seafood trade
Michael Doyle
AAP
February 5, 2020 2:29PM
Australia's seafood trade faces an uncertain future as the coronavirus threatens to leave many unemployed.
It is a major concern for exporters like David Caracciolo who owns Mackay Reef Fish Supplies in Queensland.
He says his business usually does well around Chinese New Year but the halt of exports to China has made things tough.
"We export live m&d crabs this time of year but that has just stopped," Mr Caracciolo told AAP.
"The consumption domestically has also dried up."
Without a change in fortune or help from the state government, Mr Caracciolo said he feared for job losses.
Sales of coral trout have also plummeted in Queensland with up to 40 boats being pulled from the water, according to the Queensland Seafood Industry Association.
Chief executive officer Eric Perez warns action must be taken quickly to save jobs as the coronavirus shuts off China which has temporarily shut down its live animal trade.
China and Southeast Asia make up about 99 per cent of Queensland's live coral trout market.
"It's pretty much killed that market in the interim," Mr Perez told AAP.
"The market has been pulled out from under us."
Mr Perez was part of a round-table discussion with Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on Wednesday, the outcome of which he says will be critical to helping the trade.
"We need help quickly. We don't need any bureaucratic mumbling," he said prior to the meeting.
Australia's domestic market could become flooded with seafood product if providers are prevented from selling to Asia.
Mr Perez says this could lead to a drop in price, which is great for consumers but could lead to crews being unable to pay business overheads.
Seafood workers across the nation have watched their industry grind to a halt, with crayfish exports from WA ceasing while rock lobster sales in SA and Victoria have been decimated.
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Foodstuff...singkies wont have issues . Unless they cant pay.
China virus import ban hits seafood trade
Michael Doyle
AAP
February 5, 2020 2:29PM
Australia's seafood trade faces an uncertain future as the coronavirus threatens to leave many unemployed.
It is a major concern for exporters like David Caracciolo who owns Mackay Reef Fish Supplies in Queensland.
He says his business usually does well around Chinese New Year but the halt of exports to China has made things tough.
"We export live m&d crabs this time of year but that has just stopped," Mr Caracciolo told AAP.
"The consumption domestically has also dried up."
Without a change in fortune or help from the state government, Mr Caracciolo said he feared for job losses.
Sales of coral trout have also plummeted in Queensland with up to 40 boats being pulled from the water, according to the Queensland Seafood Industry Association.
Chief executive officer Eric Perez warns action must be taken quickly to save jobs as the coronavirus shuts off China which has temporarily shut down its live animal trade.
China and Southeast Asia make up about 99 per cent of Queensland's live coral trout market.
"It's pretty much killed that market in the interim," Mr Perez told AAP.
"The market has been pulled out from under us."
Mr Perez was part of a round-table discussion with Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on Wednesday, the outcome of which he says will be critical to helping the trade.
"We need help quickly. We don't need any bureaucratic mumbling," he said prior to the meeting.
Australia's domestic market could become flooded with seafood product if providers are prevented from selling to Asia.
Mr Perez says this could lead to a drop in price, which is great for consumers but could lead to crews being unable to pay business overheads.
Seafood workers across the nation have watched their industry grind to a halt, with crayfish exports from WA ceasing while rock lobster sales in SA and Victoria have been decimated.
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Sinkieland will just source food from other countries willing to sell. As long as sinkieland has money and has a strong SGD$ they are ok.
The biggest threat to sinkieland would be either military attack or a successful monetary collapse of the SGD$.
With no money sinkieland has no food, no power, no power to purify water , no fuel.
The biggest threat to sinkieland would be either military attack or a successful monetary collapse of the SGD$.
With no money sinkieland has no food, no power, no power to purify water , no fuel.
Cannot be.
Most likely ah loong will confirm Warehouse food stock enough for all
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Couldn't you just let me be happy for a little while?your happiness is only short-lived... few months from now, all will be back to normal
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I don't believe him. Now ration face masks. Next would be food rationing. So fun!
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Eh you should come back lah, the fun has just started!
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never sleep yet?Eh you should come back lah, the fun has just started!
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Eh you should come back lah, the fun has just started!
I can't wait to come back, soon.
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No time to sleep, need to find the vaccine!!
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Pls don't delay!
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Local clusters being uncovered every day. Better leave now before the lockdown on visitors from Singapore.
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