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Serious [COVID-19 Virus] PAP response to 2019 nCov Situation
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This is a mega-sinister, ultra-infectious flu.
Can see 10% of her labia. Her panties can barely cover her big cheebye.
Yes it’s still happy days for pappies
Hopefully this virus will fuckup Sinkieland real hard so the 70% will wake up.
More infections and some deaths pls
By then not many Bumi sinkies around. Banyak kick the bucket. Only the naturalised citizens voting.
You change your job from pastor to spreading rumours? HahaThis is a mega-sinister, ultra-infectious flu.
In this picture,
Politicians wear N95, and medical workers use surgical masks?
Politicians wear N95, and medical workers use surgical masks?
KNN yes mask can make matters worse by increasing the volume of bodily exposure I.e the extra space between the mouth & nose with the virus (if any) that happens to reach your perimeters KNN the mask will catch the virus and slowly migrate to your mouth & nose KNN however without the mask if sway it will reach your nose & mouth directly KNN so by logic of wearing mask is the migration will take a longer time and if you remove the mask (without the virus on your hand) before the virus reaches you then you are safe KNN is all about probability and luck KNN
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9m for our population is too low, and workplace & public malls usage is huge too.
on the other hab, 9m is just NTUC, other supermarkets, wholesalers, SAF eMart, Toyogo have some too.
I'm willing to bet these 30K Ah Tiongs include new shitty-zens with voting power. Pinky would rather risk our lives in exchange for his votes.
There you see. Nothing new to show. No new airplanes that excites. Its the same ones you will use on a regular flight.
What To Expect From Airbus & Boeing At Singapore’s Airshow
The Singapore Airshow is just days away. Despite worries about the coronavirus epidemic in the region, it seems as though Airbus and Boeing will go ahead with exhibiting. What should we expect from them? Simple Flying decided to take a look.
Airshows are a time for companies to show off products. Photo: Tom Boon – Simple Flying
Started in 2008, the Singapore Airshow takes part every two years. Like any airshow, it is an opportunity for aerospace companies offering products and aerospace companies buying products to get together and make deals. It also allows companies to show off their latest and greatest products. Unlike the Dubai Airshow and recent changes to the Farnborough Airshow, the Singapore Airshow still accepts public visitors.
Airbus’ Focus
It appears as though Airbus’ focus for the 2020 Singapore Airshow is on military aviation as well as the E-Fan X. In terms of commercial aviation, the European manufacturer will only be bringing scale models. These will include models of aircraft such as the Airbus A350-1000. In 2019, we saw British Airways and Virgin Atlantic take delivery of their first A350-1000s.
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In terms of actual aircraft, it seems that the focus will be on military aircraft. Airbus will bring its A400M, operated by the Royal Malaysian Air Force, in addition to an A330 multi-roll tanker transport aircraft that belongs to the Republic of Singapore Air Force. Finally, an area of airbus’ stand will be dedicated to showing off the E-Fan X concept currently being worked on in collaboration with Rolls Royce.
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Airbus won’t be bringing any commercial aircraft this year. Photo: Tom Boon – Simple FlyingWhat about Boeing?
It seems as though Boeing will take a similar stance to Airbus at this year’s Singapore Airshow. The American aircraft manufacturer will, however, have a Boeing 777 at the airshow. The Boeing 777 is the company’s eco-demonstrator. Boeing uses this as a flying testbed for evaluating new technologies. Also at the airshow, the United States Department of Defence will be displaying four Boeing military aircraft.
Boeing is unable to display its 737 MAX portfolio, as the aircraft is currently grounded worldwide. Additionally, the Boeing 777X which took its first flight less than a month ago probably isn’t quite ready to start touring the world. Instead, Boeing will utilize an interactive display that will show off its latest aircraft. This will likely be similar to what the manufacturer had on display at the Dubai Airshow last November.
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Boeing will bring a 777 to the show (not the one pictured). Photo: Tom Boon – Simple Flying
Both manufacturers will likely hold a number of media briefings during the show. As a result, watch this space, as we could see a number of orders for both Airbus and Boeing products. Be sure to check simple flying for all of the major news from the airshow.
What To Expect From Airbus & Boeing At Singapore’s Airshow
- byTom Boon
- February 7, 2020
- One comment
- 2 minute read
The Singapore Airshow is just days away. Despite worries about the coronavirus epidemic in the region, it seems as though Airbus and Boeing will go ahead with exhibiting. What should we expect from them? Simple Flying decided to take a look.
Started in 2008, the Singapore Airshow takes part every two years. Like any airshow, it is an opportunity for aerospace companies offering products and aerospace companies buying products to get together and make deals. It also allows companies to show off their latest and greatest products. Unlike the Dubai Airshow and recent changes to the Farnborough Airshow, the Singapore Airshow still accepts public visitors.
Airbus’ Focus
It appears as though Airbus’ focus for the 2020 Singapore Airshow is on military aviation as well as the E-Fan X. In terms of commercial aviation, the European manufacturer will only be bringing scale models. These will include models of aircraft such as the Airbus A350-1000. In 2019, we saw British Airways and Virgin Atlantic take delivery of their first A350-1000s.
Advertisement
In terms of actual aircraft, it seems that the focus will be on military aircraft. Airbus will bring its A400M, operated by the Royal Malaysian Air Force, in addition to an A330 multi-roll tanker transport aircraft that belongs to the Republic of Singapore Air Force. Finally, an area of airbus’ stand will be dedicated to showing off the E-Fan X concept currently being worked on in collaboration with Rolls Royce.
Advertisement
Featured Video:
It seems as though Boeing will take a similar stance to Airbus at this year’s Singapore Airshow. The American aircraft manufacturer will, however, have a Boeing 777 at the airshow. The Boeing 777 is the company’s eco-demonstrator. Boeing uses this as a flying testbed for evaluating new technologies. Also at the airshow, the United States Department of Defence will be displaying four Boeing military aircraft.
Boeing is unable to display its 737 MAX portfolio, as the aircraft is currently grounded worldwide. Additionally, the Boeing 777X which took its first flight less than a month ago probably isn’t quite ready to start touring the world. Instead, Boeing will utilize an interactive display that will show off its latest aircraft. This will likely be similar to what the manufacturer had on display at the Dubai Airshow last November.
Advertisement
Both manufacturers will likely hold a number of media briefings during the show. As a result, watch this space, as we could see a number of orders for both Airbus and Boeing products. Be sure to check simple flying for all of the major news from the airshow.
There must be a reason wht PAP needed so many imports.
We could have gone the monaco or lichtenstein way and limit the population to just the super rich and existing citizen, but result will be a far smaller city, but a rich one. Is that what many desire.
We could have gone the monaco or lichtenstein way and limit the population to just the super rich and existing citizen, but result will be a far smaller city, but a rich one. Is that what many desire.
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The reason is that there are many wannabe elites benefitting from PAP and poor bastards depending on PAP that need to be supported by a larger economy. 
These foreign trash, once given shitty-zenship, will be faithful pappy voters. If you're Pinky you'd do the same too.
People queueing for and hoarding food and toilet paper are simply kiasu fuckers who need to be fucked.
But where it comes to masks, it is PAP that needs to be fucked.
But where it comes to masks, it is PAP that needs to be fucked.
Just reported in news of the cancellation of lectures
https://www.todayonline.com/singapo...ove-large-lectures-online-suspend-mass-events
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