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

[sweetiepie]

We can think of news over Internet to be fake but when real things happened to the people that you know and they were just commoners with a common age you will then leelised human beings are fucked up big time now simplee becas they leefused my uncle's proposal to stop the world for evolving for upto 2 months in the verlee beginning of the pandemic

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/the-only-way-to-stop-a-epidemic-is.281212/

You may think I don't care becas I'm still young at 30s but be clear minded and think chronic illness are sort of unavoidable beginning from 35 onwards and even my uncle let you start at 40 with covid19 kick in just go and count how much time you left ? KNN if Oppies are wise enough they should be discussing this and leevamp the cpf scheme now KNN

 

[parrardee]

Hey Lawrence. Just do what you've been doing all these while!
Jab them. Again and again and again.
No need brains to think of this solution, regardless whether it works or not.
The peasants are clueless and will not know any better. They're sheep and should be treated as such. What's with a fee dead sheep. There's millions more

I have passed your message to Lawrence but he considers you to be an idiot . How come?

 

[sweetiepie]

Endemic? My uncle think is San geng bangemic more appropriate becas people already at lost of what is happening and what to do with it

 

[glockman]

Endemic? My uncle think is San geng bangemic more appropriate becas people already at lost of what is happening and what to do with it

The blind leading the blind. All they know is to get people vaccinated, because that's what WHO said and every govt is doing. Because covid is more dangerous than the vaccine. More cases pop up, they gabra. These are confusing times, but fun to watch

 

[Thick Face Black Heart]

No big deal as the virus has been neutralised by vaccines.

No, only the risk of serious illness has been *mitigated* by vaccines.

Hence, vaccines transform Covid into the common cold, and so we can safely open up now.

 

[zhihau]

Bro , third jab they will make you take same vacc as your first two jabs

You think you got a choice ah .....

Hope still have Sinovac 6 months down the road.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

Hope still have Sinovac 6 months down the road.

today bolink numbers will be record high. At least 150 to 180. i guess

yr guess?

 

[Ralders]

253 locally transmitted cases​

There are 253 new cases of locally transmitted Covid-19 infection.

84 are linked to previous cases, and have already been placed on quarantine. Another 53 are linked to previous cases and were detected through surveillance.

116 are currently unlinked.

There are two seniors above the age of 70 who are unvaccinated or partially unvaccinated, and at risk of serious illness.

Six imported cases​

In addition, there are six imported cases, who had already been placed on Stay-Home Notice (SHN), or isolated upon arrival in Singapore.

Four were detected upon arrival in Singapore, while two developed the illness during SHN or isolation.

 

[tobelightlight]

There are 253 new cases of locally transmitted Covid-19 infection.

84 are linked to previous cases, and have already been placed on quarantine. Another 53 are linked to previous cases and were detected through surveillance.

116 are currently unlinked.

There are two seniors above the age of 70 who are unvaccinated or partially unvaccinated, and at risk of serious illness.

Let's do the maths.

Total infected : 253
infected without vaccination : 2 only
the rest? infected with vaccination: 253 - 2 = 251 ( pls open your eyes wide for this)

 

[sweetiepie]

 

[Ralders]

Getting worse

 

[Hypocrite-The]

If life is back to normal. Why still need to wear face masks?

Life in country that’s 80 per cent vaxxed​

Since June, this Asian country has made a plan to ‘live with Covid’ and now with one of the highest fully-vaxxed populations, life is almost back to normal.

Expert says herd immunity ‘not a possibility’ as Delta ravages the world​

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Herd immunity is “not a possibility” with the Delta strain…
With 80 per cent of their total population fully vaccinated, life in Singapore could serve as a blue print to what ‘living with Covid’ might look like.
This comes despite the country recording a high of 216 locally transmitted cases on Friday after a large clusters emerged at Changi General Hospital and a popular bus terminal.
Yet, the Director of Medical Services at the Ministery of Health, Kenneth Mak said the rise in cases was “not unexpected,” with the country not implementing tighter restrictions.
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Since August 6, fully-vaccinated Singaporeans have been able to eat at restaurants in groups of five, with household allowed to receive five visitors as well. Un-vaccinated individuals who can prove a negative pre-event test are also able to benefit. As of August 19, workplaces have also been able to welcome 50 per cent of staff back to the office as well.

Singapore has been one of the greatest Covid success stories during the pandemic. Picture: Suhaimi Abdullah/Getty Images.
Live performances, cinemas, sports events, exhibitions, conferences and weddings have also been given the green light to go ahead with up to 1000 vaccinated attendees and up to 50 unvaccinated attendees.
Travel is back too. In late August, they also announced plans to reopen their borders and allow quarantine-free travel for vaccinated residents between Hong Kong, Macao, Germany and Brunei, beginning from September 8.
Singapore now ‘Covid-resilient’
A phrase termed by Singapore’s COVID-19 multi-ministry task force co-chair, Lawrence Wong, the senior official said the country’s high vaccination coverage has meant they’re able to move into a new phase of “living with Covid and becoming Covid-resilient”. This meant that even with a slight rise in cases, the government has refrained from introducing new restrictions.
“We would only revert to such a tightened posture as a last resort to prevent our hospital system from being overwhelmed,” he told local news station, Channel News Asia.
“Our enforcement officers continue to be on the ground. They are inspecting different establishments, and they will enforce the rules fairly and firmly.”
And for those that break the rules, the punishment is severe.
Quarantine violations carry a penalty of a fine of up to S$10,000 (AU$10,012), up to six months in jail, or both.
First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures like not wearing face masks, or breaching safety measures are fined S$300 (AU$300), and S$1,000 (AU$1012) for their second violation. Repeat offenders may also face prosecution for court and even higher offences if found guilty.

Masks are still a critical part of Singapore’s Covid-19 prevention plan, and are mandatory for all persons six and above when leaving the home. Picture: Roslan Rahman / AFP.
From pandemic to endemic
Like Australia’s road map out of Covid, the co-chairs of Singapore’s Covid-19 multi-ministry task force have admitted that the virus may never be fully extinguished.
“The bad news is that Covid-19 may never go away. The good news is that it is possible to live normally with it in our midst,” wrote Trade and Industry Minister Gan Kim Yong, Finance Minister Lawrence Wong and Health Minister Ong Ye Kung in June this year.
Instead, their attack strategy is to take necessary precautions so it devolves into an endemic virus disease like, where “the overwhelming majority recover without needing to be hospitalised, and with little or no medication”.
“We can’t eradicate it, but we can turn the pandemic into something much less threatening, like influenza, hand, foot and mouth disease, or chickenpox, and get on with our lives,” they wrote.
Now just over two months on from releasing their initial plans, it seems like they’re succeeding.
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[countryman]

Let's do the maths.

Total infected : 253
infected without vaccination : 2 only
the rest? infected with vaccination: 253 - 2 = 251 ( pls open your eyes wide for this)

It does not mean u won't be infected even if you're vaccinated! The main thing is u may have tested positive but you're not sick..
In total so far there're 68210 positive cases n 55 deaths in SG, the death rate works out to 0.0008%...Is it that frightening?

 

[parrardee]

It does not mean u won't be infected even if you're vaccinated! The main thing is u may have tested positive but you're not sick..
In total so far there're 68210 positive cases n 55 deaths in SG, the death rate works out to 0.0008%...Is it that frightening?

However you spell it out for him he will be unable to comprehend. He is another one of the many retards in this forum with a negative IQ.

 

[Loofydralb]

Let's do the maths.

Total infected : 253
infected without vaccination : 2 only
the rest? infected with vaccination: 253 - 2 = 251 ( pls open your eyes wide for this)

Note that they refused to give the numbers vaccinated AND down with serious condition.

 

[laksaboy]

Note that they refused to give the numbers vaccinated AND down with serious condition.

It's politics, public health is just an afterthought.

Other countries are more or less following the same script. The so-called 'developed' countries.



Sinkieland is mentioned in the video.

 

[sweetiepie]

It does not mean u won't be infected even if you're vaccinated! The main thing is u may have tested positive but you're not sick..
In total so far there're 68210 positive cases n 55 deaths in SG, the death rate works out to 0.0008%...Is it that frightening?

Do not forget the 68k made up of mostlee the domitories cases which almost all are young people KNN now for typical sinkies it is like waiting to see who will see ghost is ghost frightening

 

[zhihau]

today bolink numbers will be record high. At least 150 to 180. i guess

yr guess?

I went to temple to pray, liam keng liam long long, just had dinner, too late to guess.

tomorrow hopefully can peak for local cases, else hum bin already.

 

[countryman]

Do not forget the 68k made up of mostlee the domitories cases which almost all are young people KNN now for typical sinkies it is like waiting to see who will see ghost is ghost frightening

Everything is open in Europe now. We just have to live with the virus n manage it cos this virus will not go away. Did u see the UK football stadiums in the EPL? It's full house every match n nobody wears mask in the stadium.

 

[Pinkieslut]

116 of 259 new COVID cases in Singapore unlinked; 3 new clusters​

Staff Writer, Singapore
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Sat, 4 September 2021, 6:09 pm·4-min read

People queue as they wait to use a check-in service to enter a shopping centre in Singapore on 7 July, 2021. (PHOTO: AFP via Getty Images)
SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday (4 September) confirmed 259 new COVID-19 cases in Singapore, taking the country's total case count to 68,469.
Of them, 253 are locally transmitted, including 116 unlinked infections. Among the cases are two patients above the age of 70 who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated and are at risk of serious illness, the MOH said.
There are six imported cases, of whom four were detected upon their arrival in Singapore, while two developed the illness during their stay-home notice or isolation period.
Three new clusters were announced on Saturday while one has closed, bringing the total number of active COVID-19 clusters in Singapore to 62. The three new ones are linked to Sembcorp Marine Tuas Boulevard Yard, Radiance Student Care Centre, and Orient Goldsmiths & Jewellers staff, linked to eight, four, and three cases, respectively.
Saturday's highest addition of 21 new cases goes to the Changi General Hospital cluster, announced on Friday and now linked to 36 infections. Eleven new cases were also added to the cluster linked to the Toa Payoh bus interchange staff, which now has 130 infections.
Six and five new cases were respectively added to the clusters linked to the Boon Lay and Clementi bus interchange staff members, now linked to 99 and 34 infections.
No new cases were added to Singapore's largest cluster at the Jurong Fishery Port, linked to 1,155 infections. Six new cases were added to Singapore's second-largest cluster linked to Bugis Junction, which now has 261 infections.
The cluster at the shopping mall superseded the one linked to various KTVs, which has 253 cases, on Friday.
The MOH noted that the number of new cases in the community has increased from 551 in the week before to 1,167 in the past week. The number of unlinked cases in the community has also increased from 128 in the week before to 470 in the past week.
It added that the seven-day moving average number of all linked community cases and all unlinked community cases are 99.6 and 67.1 respectively.

22 require oxygen supplementation; 5 in ICU​

At least 66,368 cases in Singapore, or over 99 per cent of the overall total, have fully recovered from their infection and have been discharged from the hospital.
As of Saturday, 608 cases are currently warded, most of whom are well and under observation.
There are currently 22 cases of serious illness requiring oxygen supplementation and five in critical condition in the intensive care unit (ICU).
Of those who have fallen very ill, 22 are patients above the age of 60, of whom 12 are completely unvaccinated or partially vaccinated, said the MOH.
Apart from the 55 patients who have died from COVID-19 complications, 15 others who tested positive for the virus were determined to have died from unrelated causes, including three whose deaths were attributed to a heart attack and another four whose deaths were attributed to coronary heart disease.
Over the last 28 days, the percentage of unvaccinated who became severely ill or died is 7.1 per cent, while that for the fully vaccinated is 1.1 per cent, the ministry noted.
As of Friday, about 8.77 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered under the national vaccination programme. Some 4.53 million have received at least one dose of the vaccine, with some 4.36 million having completed the full vaccination regimen.
Separately, 170,144 doses of other vaccines recognised in the World Health Organization’s Emergency Use Listing (WHO EUL) have been administered as of Friday, covering 86,019 individuals.
This means that 81 per cent of the population have completed their full regimen, or received two doses of COVID-19 vaccines, and 83 per cent have received at least one dose