Mai spread fear leh
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Serious [COVID-19 Virus] PAP response to 2019 nCov Situation
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Yup....buy toilet rolls also, soap in bars, instant noodles, canned food...water in bottled, buy in 10 lit bottled, at least 100.. or order 50 mineral water in huge bottles & rent the water dispenser...
Good thinking.
Even God, the creator of breath into human, never think of destroy Sodom and Ghoromah with virus this way...
Test of PAP mobilse NSF coming, or test of NSF run road take test flight out of Singapore.....
Even God, the creator of breath into human, never think of destroy Sodom and Ghoromah with virus this way...
Test of PAP mobilse NSF coming, or test of NSF run road take test flight out of Singapore.....
Is it for whole island? Or maybe like for Yishun, it should be Red?
Will Boss Sam put together a teaching package on this wuhan virus so that samsters can feel safe on this forum?
SINGAPORE: During character and citizenship education class at Farrer Park Primary School on Friday (Feb 7), teachers asked students to rate how scared they felt about the novel coronavirus outbreak on a scale of one to ten. About half the class put up all 10 fingers, but a few students put up just one, two or three fingers.
When asked why they were scared of the virus, these students gave reasons including the rising numbers in Singapore, and how easily the virus seems to spread. Many students also knew the name and nature of the virus, where it originated, and the number of confirmed cases here.
Teachers took them through a situation on the spread of fake news about the coronavirus, asking them what they would do if they received a message from their friends about a confirmed case at a certain shopping mall near their home. After a short group discussion, one student piped up: “But you don’t even know whether it’s real.”
When discussing a situation about xenophobic comments towards classmates from China, students were quick to point out that they might not even have travel history to China.
“Isn’t that bullying?” another student added.
This is all part of a new coronavirus teaching package rolled out by the Ministry of Education (MOE) for all students from primary school to post-secondary levels in response to the outbreak. The lesson material across levels is similar, but teachers are given different guiding questions and teaching points depending on the students’ age.
For example, lower primary students are taught more basic things like good personal hygiene, and how to wash their hands and wear a mask properly, while upper primary students will learn about issues like fake news and xenophobia resulting from the outbreak, and the science behind the virus, said principal of Farrer Park Primary School Cheong Hwee Khim.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ed-with-coronavirus-teaching-package-12404424
SINGAPORE: During character and citizenship education class at Farrer Park Primary School on Friday (Feb 7), teachers asked students to rate how scared they felt about the novel coronavirus outbreak on a scale of one to ten. About half the class put up all 10 fingers, but a few students put up just one, two or three fingers.
When asked why they were scared of the virus, these students gave reasons including the rising numbers in Singapore, and how easily the virus seems to spread. Many students also knew the name and nature of the virus, where it originated, and the number of confirmed cases here.
Teachers took them through a situation on the spread of fake news about the coronavirus, asking them what they would do if they received a message from their friends about a confirmed case at a certain shopping mall near their home. After a short group discussion, one student piped up: “But you don’t even know whether it’s real.”
When discussing a situation about xenophobic comments towards classmates from China, students were quick to point out that they might not even have travel history to China.
“Isn’t that bullying?” another student added.
This is all part of a new coronavirus teaching package rolled out by the Ministry of Education (MOE) for all students from primary school to post-secondary levels in response to the outbreak. The lesson material across levels is similar, but teachers are given different guiding questions and teaching points depending on the students’ age.
For example, lower primary students are taught more basic things like good personal hygiene, and how to wash their hands and wear a mask properly, while upper primary students will learn about issues like fake news and xenophobia resulting from the outbreak, and the science behind the virus, said principal of Farrer Park Primary School Cheong Hwee Khim.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...ed-with-coronavirus-teaching-package-12404424
Victor is one of those wannabe elites who thinks he should be a higher mortal.
If you are living in Aljunied GRC, you're still alive because Victor, myself or one of our grassroots leaders personally gave your household face masks to keep you safe. I don't see the oppie MP doing anything for his residents during this difficult period.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...families-among-singapore-s-confirmed-12400658
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" FAMILY 5: CASES 19, 21, 27 AND 28
WHO: A family of three – a 28-year-old female Singapore resident, a 45-year-old male Singapore citizen and a six-month-old baby boy – and their foreign domestic helper who are all linked to the first local transmission cluster. All four do not have recent travel history to China.
DETAILS: The 28-year-old – case 19 – works as a salesperson at Yong Thai Hang and reported having a sore throat and fever on Jan 29. She sought treatment at a GP clinic on the same day.
The following day, she went to TTSH’s emergency department and was discharged after a chest X-ray came back negative for pneumonia. She did not leave her home at Jalan Bukit Merah from Jan 31 to Feb 2.
On Feb 3, she was admitted to SGH and tested positive for the novel coronavirus on the same day. She is currently warded in an isolation room at SGH.
Her husband and son – cases 27 and 28 – were announced to have come down with the novel coronavirus on Feb 5.
The former is currently warded at the NCID, while their six-month-old baby boy is now in an isolation room at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Both are in stable condition.
In an update on Feb 6, MOH said that the husband had developed symptoms on Feb 1 and visited a GP clinic the next day. He was subsequently isolated at the NCID.
Prior to hospital admission, he stayed at his home at Jalan Bukit Merah and worked as a private hire driver, the health ministry said.
He also visited Tiong Bahru Plaza, Tiong Bahru Market and Beo Crescent Market and Food Centre."
Good luck to those that called Grab or Uber or whatever he was driving, and those eating at Tiong Bahru Market and Beo Crescent Market, and those that in contact with those in contact with those. We see over the next 4-7 days.
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" FAMILY 5: CASES 19, 21, 27 AND 28
WHO: A family of three – a 28-year-old female Singapore resident, a 45-year-old male Singapore citizen and a six-month-old baby boy – and their foreign domestic helper who are all linked to the first local transmission cluster. All four do not have recent travel history to China.
DETAILS: The 28-year-old – case 19 – works as a salesperson at Yong Thai Hang and reported having a sore throat and fever on Jan 29. She sought treatment at a GP clinic on the same day.
The following day, she went to TTSH’s emergency department and was discharged after a chest X-ray came back negative for pneumonia. She did not leave her home at Jalan Bukit Merah from Jan 31 to Feb 2.
On Feb 3, she was admitted to SGH and tested positive for the novel coronavirus on the same day. She is currently warded in an isolation room at SGH.
Her husband and son – cases 27 and 28 – were announced to have come down with the novel coronavirus on Feb 5.
The former is currently warded at the NCID, while their six-month-old baby boy is now in an isolation room at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Both are in stable condition.
In an update on Feb 6, MOH said that the husband had developed symptoms on Feb 1 and visited a GP clinic the next day. He was subsequently isolated at the NCID.
Prior to hospital admission, he stayed at his home at Jalan Bukit Merah and worked as a private hire driver, the health ministry said.
He also visited Tiong Bahru Plaza, Tiong Bahru Market and Beo Crescent Market and Food Centre."
Good luck to those that called Grab or Uber or whatever he was driving, and those eating at Tiong Bahru Market and Beo Crescent Market, and those that in contact with those in contact with those. We see over the next 4-7 days.
Remember how PAP treated Singaporeans like fucking idiots in the coming elections.
AND VOTE EVERYONE OF THEM OUT
It is very very likely that PAP deliberately stopped the selling of masks in Singapore to manufacture an artificial shortage of masks.
That way, they can corner the masks ensuring that they and their families and their cronies and crasslooters and their organisations got enough masks for
themselves.
And they put up a fucking show of being concerned by distributing 4 masks to each fucking families like they so fucking kind hearted.
Creating photo ops of how hard they show that they working to organise distribution of masks. They created this crisis by forbidding sales of masks so that they can take control of it.
How sickening those maggots maggotess in white are playing Singaporeans for fools and fucking and tiewing and kanning all of us.
VOTE EVERYONE OF THEM OUT
PAP to deal with racists and jihadists firmly! We are Singapore, not jiuhu.
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will look into the remarks made by a religious teacher over the deadly novel coronavirus, that has so far infected 30 people in Singapore.
In a Facebook post on Friday (Feb 7), Minister of Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam said that the current coronavirus situation "has brought out the worst" in some people.
Mr Shanmugam gave the example of religious teacher Abdul Halim Abdul Karim, who has made "xenophobic" remarks against the Chinese.
"He says that the coronavirus was retribution by Allah against Chinese for oppressing Muslim Uighurs. Such remarks are silly, can be rebutted by reference to other examples," said the minister.
"He says that Chinese do not wash properly after defecating and were not hygienic as Muslims, and suggested that that had caused the virus to spread."
Mr Shanmugam said that Mr Abdul Halim's comments were "simply unacceptable" and could not "be left alone", adding that he has asked MHA to look into this.
"When other preachers have made unacceptable remarks, they have been taken to task.
"For example, two Pastors were taken to task, in recent years, for comments which were (by comparison) less offensive. I have asked MHA to look into what Abdul Halim has said," he wrote.
"It is to be welcomed that MUIS, PERGAS, the Association of Muslim Professionals, the Religious Rehabilitation Group, Muhammadiyah Association, and Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League have spoken up to urge Singaporeans not to make insensitive comments," he added.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...shanmugam-abdul-halim-racist-remarks-12403812
SINGAPORE: The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will look into the remarks made by a religious teacher over the deadly novel coronavirus, that has so far infected 30 people in Singapore.
In a Facebook post on Friday (Feb 7), Minister of Law and Home Affairs K Shanmugam said that the current coronavirus situation "has brought out the worst" in some people.
Mr Shanmugam gave the example of religious teacher Abdul Halim Abdul Karim, who has made "xenophobic" remarks against the Chinese.
"He says that the coronavirus was retribution by Allah against Chinese for oppressing Muslim Uighurs. Such remarks are silly, can be rebutted by reference to other examples," said the minister.
"He says that Chinese do not wash properly after defecating and were not hygienic as Muslims, and suggested that that had caused the virus to spread."
Mr Shanmugam said that Mr Abdul Halim's comments were "simply unacceptable" and could not "be left alone", adding that he has asked MHA to look into this.
"When other preachers have made unacceptable remarks, they have been taken to task.
"For example, two Pastors were taken to task, in recent years, for comments which were (by comparison) less offensive. I have asked MHA to look into what Abdul Halim has said," he wrote.
"It is to be welcomed that MUIS, PERGAS, the Association of Muslim Professionals, the Religious Rehabilitation Group, Muhammadiyah Association, and Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League have spoken up to urge Singaporeans not to make insensitive comments," he added.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...shanmugam-abdul-halim-racist-remarks-12403812
That is a lie. There's no shortage of face masks for the Tan family. We have boxes upon boxes of face masks and gloves in our store room.
Important MOH announcement at 2.30pm
Might change alert level.
https://tinyurI.com/wwdp3lg
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