Regardless your mistrust, our covid numbers are dropping drastically. We'll be back to normal by Christmas.
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[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.
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Regardless your mistrust, our covid numbers are dropping drastically. We'll be back to normal by Christmas.
That's what they say regarding cases dropping. No one can verify anyway. Until the next wave hits, and they will be like chicken backside again.
You know why it is dropping? Because those infected with covid and recovered from it, they dun need to be tested for the next 270 days. If you play this game in this manner, of course the numbers will drop.
Death rate continue to be high. This means now sinkie above 40 yo cannot have any disease so pap better do something about it else lifespan of sinkie will be greatlee leeduced.
Nearly every samster is still around. Relax.
If they got infected with covid and recovered on their own, good for them. It shows that PAP's strategy of ownself treat ownself for minor covid cases is correct.
More and more countries are adding sg to their black list, and the pap is cluelessly going ahead with opening.
Claire Huang
Hong Kong Correspondent
This means that non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed in these countries within 21 days are banned from entering Hong Kong.
Residents coming from Singapore or Iceland can board a flight for Hong Kong only if they have been fully vaccinated and hold a recognised vaccination record.
They have to undergo compulsory quarantine in a designated quarantine hotel for 21 days, with six tests to be conducted during quarantine, followed by compulsory testing in a community testing centre on the 26th day of arrival in Hong Kong.
All transit passengers from overseas and Taiwan must present negative Covid-19 results within 72 hours before flying to Hong Kong, the Food and Health Bureau said.
On Thursday (Dec 2), the bureau said it tightened restrictions on arrivals from Finland, Ghana, South Korea, Norway and Saudi Arabia from Sunday, due to the discovery of Omicron cases.
These places will be added to the high-risk Group A category, where non-residents are banned from entry and residents have to do a 21-day quarantine.
The move comes after the city detected four imported Omicron cases, including a South African transit passenger stranded at Hong Kong International Airport for four days due to visa issues.
The unvaccinated 38-year-old man arrived on Nov 24 on Qatar Airways Flight QR818 from Nigeria and remained on the air side of the restricted area due to a visa issue between Nov 24 and Saturday.
But he tested positive in a pre-departure test and was found to be carrying the Omicron variant.
So far, 16 airport workers have been identified as close contacts and are required to be quarantined.
Hong Kong on Friday recorded three new imported Covid-19 cases, all of which carried the highly infectious L452R mutant, or the Delta strain.
The city has recorded so far more than 12,400 confirmed cases and 213 deaths - among the lowest in the world attributable to a zero-Covid-19 approach.
Hong Kong adds Singapore and Iceland to list of high-risk nations following Omicron cases
Claire Huang
Hong Kong Correspondent
- Published
2 hours ago
This means that non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed in these countries within 21 days are banned from entering Hong Kong.
Residents coming from Singapore or Iceland can board a flight for Hong Kong only if they have been fully vaccinated and hold a recognised vaccination record.
They have to undergo compulsory quarantine in a designated quarantine hotel for 21 days, with six tests to be conducted during quarantine, followed by compulsory testing in a community testing centre on the 26th day of arrival in Hong Kong.
All transit passengers from overseas and Taiwan must present negative Covid-19 results within 72 hours before flying to Hong Kong, the Food and Health Bureau said.
On Thursday (Dec 2), the bureau said it tightened restrictions on arrivals from Finland, Ghana, South Korea, Norway and Saudi Arabia from Sunday, due to the discovery of Omicron cases.
These places will be added to the high-risk Group A category, where non-residents are banned from entry and residents have to do a 21-day quarantine.
The move comes after the city detected four imported Omicron cases, including a South African transit passenger stranded at Hong Kong International Airport for four days due to visa issues.
The unvaccinated 38-year-old man arrived on Nov 24 on Qatar Airways Flight QR818 from Nigeria and remained on the air side of the restricted area due to a visa issue between Nov 24 and Saturday.
But he tested positive in a pre-departure test and was found to be carrying the Omicron variant.
So far, 16 airport workers have been identified as close contacts and are required to be quarantined.
Hong Kong on Friday recorded three new imported Covid-19 cases, all of which carried the highly infectious L452R mutant, or the Delta strain.
The city has recorded so far more than 12,400 confirmed cases and 213 deaths - among the lowest in the world attributable to a zero-Covid-19 approach.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/e...o-list-of-high-risk-nations-following-omicron
More and more countries are adding sg to their black list, and the pap is cluelessly going ahead with opening.
Hong Kong adds Singapore and Iceland to list of high-risk nations following Omicron cases
Claire Huang
Hong Kong Correspondent
HONG KONG - Singapore and Iceland will from Monday (Dec 6) be bumped up to Category A - which means high-risk nations - in Hong Kong from Category B, as Omicron Covid-19 variant infections have been detected in these places.
- Published
2 hours ago
This means that non-Hong Kong residents who have stayed in these countries within 21 days are banned from entering Hong Kong.
Residents coming from Singapore or Iceland can board a flight for Hong Kong only if they have been fully vaccinated and hold a recognised vaccination record.
They have to undergo compulsory quarantine in a designated quarantine hotel for 21 days, with six tests to be conducted during quarantine, followed by compulsory testing in a community testing centre on the 26th day of arrival in Hong Kong.
All transit passengers from overseas and Taiwan must present negative Covid-19 results within 72 hours before flying to Hong Kong, the Food and Health Bureau said.
On Thursday (Dec 2), the bureau said it tightened restrictions on arrivals from Finland, Ghana, South Korea, Norway and Saudi Arabia from Sunday, due to the discovery of Omicron cases.
These places will be added to the high-risk Group A category, where non-residents are banned from entry and residents have to do a 21-day quarantine.
The move comes after the city detected four imported Omicron cases, including a South African transit passenger stranded at Hong Kong International Airport for four days due to visa issues.
The unvaccinated 38-year-old man arrived on Nov 24 on Qatar Airways Flight QR818 from Nigeria and remained on the air side of the restricted area due to a visa issue between Nov 24 and Saturday.
But he tested positive in a pre-departure test and was found to be carrying the Omicron variant.
So far, 16 airport workers have been identified as close contacts and are required to be quarantined.
Hong Kong on Friday recorded three new imported Covid-19 cases, all of which carried the highly infectious L452R mutant, or the Delta strain.
The city has recorded so far more than 12,400 confirmed cases and 213 deaths - among the lowest in the world attributable to a zero-Covid-19 approach.
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/e...o-list-of-high-risk-nations-following-omicron
PAP has taken the necessary precautions. Without reopenin the economy, many SMEs will continue to lose money and close down.
No use reopening because others will be avoiding us like the plague.
Nope. That was not the PAP strategy that they employed. They first masked, social distancing, lockdowns while waiting for vaccines.
Then when the vaccines came, the forced everyone to vaccinate but later realised it did not give immunity, rather muted the effects of infection post-vaccine.
Then when the Delta hit us, they had no more excuses or ideas and was forced to open up and expose the people to infection, death and danger, even with 80% vaccinated.
So don't give us the bullshit story.
PAP smoked their way through to get a lower infected count. This is what they are doing. They do not know how to deal with infections at all.
Smoke their way through for delusional success and delusional Darwins will buy that.
If we have confidence of our high vax rate there is no need for defence against omicron. Let the vax takes its course. In so far omicron is more infectious but not more deadly. So if we are highly vaxxed what is the issue ? Just more ppl having flu. Unvax ppl will have non fear too. It’s unlikely to cause higher death vs delta. If unvax dies it’s part of nature. One will die from one means or another.
Nine people aged between 67 and 98 died of complications linked to Covid-19, said MOH.
All of them had various underlying medical conditions, it added, without giving further details.
no mention of how many vaccinated ? a sneaky way of reporting.
flagrantly promoting vaccination ; saying without shame :[ unvaccinated, continue to be more adversely affected by Covid-19]
Please note that the imported cases has been increasing in the past days, but no one notices it. I am worried it will become big issue again
when i was younger , news on TV and newspaper frequently mentioned what PM said about qualification of his mp. he would boasted that sinkapore
achievement of economic growth is due to the capability and very high standard of academic qualification. The offshoot of this claim is the
justification of huge salary increment for themselves. Thats during the good old days when there was no lockdown in all countries , which is to say
they can only perform capably under favourable conditions.
now re-opening , meaning allowing any dick tom and harry from other country to come in , is the way to boost the economy. At the same time forcing local business to close down by mandating strict rules on movement , dining together . disallow non-vax to enter office.
how does allowing more people to come in "open the economy" ? maybe it helps sia to reduce losses.
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