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[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.

Maybe he was at the door and he could smell her chowhai, quickly abandoned mission. Failed, cb too smelly.
 
Bukit Merah is a pretty big area.

According to Google Maps, Bukit Merah is the area outlined by Cantonment Road, Outram Road, Zion Road (south bank of river), Alexandra Road, Lower Delta (and Delta) Road, with Vivocity its southernmost point.

Good luck! :biggrin:
 
Is Bukit Merah known as Redhill?

Then why didn't the government just standardise and name the Redhill MRT station Bukit Merah station. So confusing to have English name and Malay name for the same area.
 
Tried already. But i prefer Anis stall at Bukit Merah. If the food is nice i wouldnt mind travel all the way to Jurong or Woodland. :roflmao:
K L N

Is this the one at Blk 163, opposite the bus interchange?

What is nice to eat?

CKT?
Mee goreng?
Nasi padang?
 
K L N

Is this the one at Blk 163, opposite the bus interchange?

What is nice to eat?

CKT?
Mee goreng?
Nasi padang?
I think he meant the stall at 115 Bukit Merah View Market and Food Centre. That place was the epicentre of the zombie outbreak.
 
Bt Merah is the alum of Singapore. A disgrace. Highest concentration of rental flats highest concentration of addicts. It’s a gangster nest. Don’t be fooled by the hdb prices. It’s only a minority. At the height of covid the gahmen even house thousands of banglas there. Why there ? Simply because it’s a shit hole. And now it’s causing Singapore to delay it’s reopening.
 
Mandatory 'precautionary' COVID-19 testing for people working at VivoCity, HarbourFront's retail mall
www.channelnewsasia.com
SINGAPORE: People who worked at VivoCity and HarbourFront Centre's retail mall from Jun 13 to Jun 28 will have to take a mandatory COVID-19 test.

The Ministry of Health (MOH) will conduct "precautionary" swab tests for all frontline tenant staff members, according to a text message sent by VivoCity's management seen by CNA on Tuesday (Jun 29).

"Participation is mandatory," said the message.

Office tenants at HarbourFront Centre need not take the test, according to an internal memo to retail tenants at the mall.

"The purpose of the mandatory swab operation is to detect any cryptic transmissions," the memo added.

Tenants at both shopping malls had to register all their employees by 3pm on Tuesday to get timeslots for the tests, which will be held on Wednesday and Thursday.

"Please note that any individuals who decline to step forward for the swab will be liable to be served a notice to do so under the Infectious Diseases Act," said the HarbourFront Centre memo.

According to online registration forms bearing the Enterprise Singapore logo, cleaners, security officers, contractors and safe distancing ambassadors who worked during the two-week period at both shopping malls will also be tested.
The form said the mandatory polymerase chain reaction (PCR) swab operations were approved by MOH and the respective mall's senior management.

"Prior to the swabbing process, we seek your understanding that there might be a waiting time before your turn," said the form.

The test will take about 10 to 15 minutes. Those getting tested must refrain from eating, drinking or smoking half an hour before the test, and bring along a photo identification.

"After you have taken the test, you can carry on with your work and daily activities normally, with the standard COVID-19 precautions," the form added.
The test result will be out within one to three working days.

"If you are tested positive for COVID-19, you will be contacted by an MOH official and advised on the necessary follow-up measures to be taken. Transport will be arranged to send you to the hospital or community care facilities so that you can receive adequate care and treatment."

In response to CNA queries, Mapletree Commercial Trust, which owns VivoCity, said the exercise, in addition to being a precautionary move by the health authorities, is also a "safeguard to give further reassurance to the mall community". It also said VivoCity's operations will not be affected during the testing operation.

Between Jun 14 and Jun 28, VivoCity was visited by COVID-19 case once on Jun 18 from 6pm to 7.50pm, according to MOH's update on Monday.

HarbourFront Centre was not in MOH's list of places visited by COVID-19 cases while infectious.
 
A waste of time and effort for such a minor illness.
 
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This dumb ass, who want to deliver ,earn a few dollars ,end up quarantine n lost invone siao CB ,don know situation
 
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