Should be some verbal warning and the penalties should be something beneficial to themselves at the expense of sinkies risk eg fine that goes to them KNN
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[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.
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Should not impose fine, but caning and jail!
KNN no fine no jail no caning but only revoking wp same as loa KNN
Those who flout the SHN may face penalties and can be prosecuted under Section 21A of the Infectious Diseases Act.
Foreign workers may have their work passes revoked and be repatriated. Employers too may have their work pass privileges withdrawn.
Students may face disciplinary actions from their schools or institutions. PRA, LTVP and Dependant’s Pass (DP) holders may have their Re-Entry Permit, LTVP or DP revoked or the validity shortened.
Install a gps tracker on individual. then set up a new agency task force to monitoring. a new head or minister is hire. Another first class leader
KNN they really going to use technology to ensure compliance wor KNN but wp holders long term visit pass holders only revoked and balek kampung whereas sinkies will be charged in court KNN so maybe will be jailed and fine for sinkies KNN
Yes, gps trackers. Pre-program their home coordinates into each tracker. And if and when they venture beyond 5m from coordinates for more than 5 seconds, the tracker will explode. Best lah!
For sinkies prosecuted under Section 21A of the Infectious Diseases Act, they would've spread the disease already liao. Fine, and jail also no use. People already kena infected.
KNN that's why earlier my uncle predicted the penalties is surely something that benefits themselves at expense of sinkie risk lo KNN why sinkie is forever at the losing end one KNN
Your uncle is wise. Sinkies always kena short changed and fucked.
Who want be the one say their clinic got one confirm case? Bad for bizness.
hdb flats share the same shitty pipes for sewage disposal just like flats in hk. it’s also exacerbated by sewage plumbing extending from floor above to dwelling below via the common floor/ceiling layer. leaks are common. it’s a very shitty design. dwellers in the unit below will enjoy shit from upstairs flowing down on them.
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A floor at Ngee Ann City Tower A has been cordoned off and the area is being cleaned after a DBS staff member working there tested positive for the coronavirus.
He is the second employee from the bank to be infected and is a close contact of the first case, DBS said.
In a notice issued to tenants on Monday (Feb 17), Ngee Ann City's management said the affected office space and floor have been closed off and common areas such as lifts and toilets are being deep-cleaned and disinfected in accordance with the Ministry of Health's guidelines.
He is the second employee from the bank to be infected and is a close contact of the first case, DBS said.
In a notice issued to tenants on Monday (Feb 17), Ngee Ann City's management said the affected office space and floor have been closed off and common areas such as lifts and toilets are being deep-cleaned and disinfected in accordance with the Ministry of Health's guidelines.
bros, pls comfirm ???
Why cant they just treat the Wuhan virus as a normal flu? are the infected dropping dead like having Ebola?
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A CNN reporter broadcasts from Wuhan, China, on the recent viral outbreak. There is nobody near who could possibly infect him — unless the cameraman has Guinness Book of Records coughs and sneezes. So why does he insist on wearing a blue surgical mask while talking?
It’s called “drama,” which is badly needed, because there appears to be nothing very special about this outbreak of the 2019-nCoV or Wuhan virus. It should actually be called the DvV, or Déjà vu Virus, because we have been through these hysterias before. Over and over. Heterosexual AIDS, Ebola repeatedly, the H1N1 swine flu that was actually vastly milder than the regular flu and, especially, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2003.
Once you start debunking mass hysteria over outbreaks, it gets easy, because the same patterns repeat themselves.
The best remedy for all epidemic hysteria is perspective. How is this new outbreak different and thus potentially more dangerous from other diseases we have dealt with in the past or are dealing with now?
Wuhan is repeatedly labeled “deadly” — but so is every other virus most people know about. But especially deadly? Nearly 600 cases have been confirmed with at least 17 reported deaths.
An infected American is reportedly doing well. It’s probably true that the death toll is understated, but it’s guaranteed the infection number is. Probably as with, say, flu, the vast majority of those infected have such slight symptoms, they don’t seek medical attention.
For that reason, a comparison to the US flu death rate is also very difficult. As a share of hospitalizations, the regular flu death rate is 8.5 percent to 17 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — considerably higher than for Wuhan. But counting all estimated illnesses, reported and estimated, it’s much lower.
What we can say for sure is that Wuhan will be a lot worse in China, simply because health care there is vastly inferior. It appears that, like flu, Wuhan usually kills through often treatable secondary infections. Well, treatable in the West. You’d be surprised at how many potentially deadly diseases (malaria, TB) Americans get that wreak havoc in much of the world but kill essentially none of us.
It also appears those most likely to die of Wuhan virus fit the same profile as flu fatalities: people over 65, those with compromised immune systems and those with serious pre-existing conditions. Two of the 17 Wuhan dead were 89-year-olds with pre-existing conditions; the youngest was 48 and suffering from diabetes and a stroke.
Contagiousness is highly important, of course. But so far, there is no evidence that Wuhan, first reported more than three weeks ago, is more contagious than influenza or spreads differently.
Those are the important factors; everything else is noise and tinfoil-hat paranoia.
SEE ALSO
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We are breathlessly told it’s spread from human to human. Again, most of the contagious diseases we think of are spread between humans, with some exceptions, such as rabies.
It’s inherently bad because it’s new, we’re told. So were swine flu and SARS.
Chinese health officials warned it could mutate further to either become more deadly or more contagious. Same was said about the aforementioned outbreaks. Actually, viruses usually mutate to become less deadly, to preserve the host body and hence themselves.
The media are correct in saying the closest comparison here is SARS. It also was first reported in China and was what’s called a coronavirus. But while they want you to remember SARS as akin to the Black Death with cries of “Bring out your dead!,” fact is, there was a grand total of only 8,098 cases, of whom 774 died. Then the disease simply disappeared. More than 7,000 of those cases and about 650 of the deaths occurred just in mainland China and Hong Kong. The United States had just 75 cases and zero deaths.
By contrast, the CDC estimates about 80,000 Americans died of flu two seasons ago.
So if you want, buy a (probably worthless) surgical mask to play “twins” with those “courageous” TV newsmen. Or you may consider that flu shots are still available.
Michael Fumento is an attorney, journalist and author and has been reporting on epidemic hysterias since 1986. [email protected]
OPINION
Don’t buy the media hype over the new China virus
By Michael Fumento
January 23, 2020 | 8:29pm | Updated
Enlarge Image
ZUMAPRESS.com
MORE ON:
CHINA
US wildly dependent on coronavirus-plagued China for basic health-care needs
Calling out China’s contempt for western values
Huawei is a key player in Beijing’s anti-Muslim, Big Brother horrors
Whistleblower doctors say coronavirus reinfection even deadlier
A CNN reporter broadcasts from Wuhan, China, on the recent viral outbreak. There is nobody near who could possibly infect him — unless the cameraman has Guinness Book of Records coughs and sneezes. So why does he insist on wearing a blue surgical mask while talking?
It’s called “drama,” which is badly needed, because there appears to be nothing very special about this outbreak of the 2019-nCoV or Wuhan virus. It should actually be called the DvV, or Déjà vu Virus, because we have been through these hysterias before. Over and over. Heterosexual AIDS, Ebola repeatedly, the H1N1 swine flu that was actually vastly milder than the regular flu and, especially, severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2003.
Once you start debunking mass hysteria over outbreaks, it gets easy, because the same patterns repeat themselves.
The best remedy for all epidemic hysteria is perspective. How is this new outbreak different and thus potentially more dangerous from other diseases we have dealt with in the past or are dealing with now?
Wuhan is repeatedly labeled “deadly” — but so is every other virus most people know about. But especially deadly? Nearly 600 cases have been confirmed with at least 17 reported deaths.
An infected American is reportedly doing well. It’s probably true that the death toll is understated, but it’s guaranteed the infection number is. Probably as with, say, flu, the vast majority of those infected have such slight symptoms, they don’t seek medical attention.
For that reason, a comparison to the US flu death rate is also very difficult. As a share of hospitalizations, the regular flu death rate is 8.5 percent to 17 percent, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — considerably higher than for Wuhan. But counting all estimated illnesses, reported and estimated, it’s much lower.
What we can say for sure is that Wuhan will be a lot worse in China, simply because health care there is vastly inferior. It appears that, like flu, Wuhan usually kills through often treatable secondary infections. Well, treatable in the West. You’d be surprised at how many potentially deadly diseases (malaria, TB) Americans get that wreak havoc in much of the world but kill essentially none of us.
It also appears those most likely to die of Wuhan virus fit the same profile as flu fatalities: people over 65, those with compromised immune systems and those with serious pre-existing conditions. Two of the 17 Wuhan dead were 89-year-olds with pre-existing conditions; the youngest was 48 and suffering from diabetes and a stroke.
Contagiousness is highly important, of course. But so far, there is no evidence that Wuhan, first reported more than three weeks ago, is more contagious than influenza or spreads differently.
Those are the important factors; everything else is noise and tinfoil-hat paranoia.
SEE ALSO
Netflix releases ‘Pandemic’ docuseries as coronavirus spreads
We are breathlessly told it’s spread from human to human. Again, most of the contagious diseases we think of are spread between humans, with some exceptions, such as rabies.
It’s inherently bad because it’s new, we’re told. So were swine flu and SARS.
Chinese health officials warned it could mutate further to either become more deadly or more contagious. Same was said about the aforementioned outbreaks. Actually, viruses usually mutate to become less deadly, to preserve the host body and hence themselves.
The media are correct in saying the closest comparison here is SARS. It also was first reported in China and was what’s called a coronavirus. But while they want you to remember SARS as akin to the Black Death with cries of “Bring out your dead!,” fact is, there was a grand total of only 8,098 cases, of whom 774 died. Then the disease simply disappeared. More than 7,000 of those cases and about 650 of the deaths occurred just in mainland China and Hong Kong. The United States had just 75 cases and zero deaths.
By contrast, the CDC estimates about 80,000 Americans died of flu two seasons ago.
So if you want, buy a (probably worthless) surgical mask to play “twins” with those “courageous” TV newsmen. Or you may consider that flu shots are still available.
Michael Fumento is an attorney, journalist and author and has been reporting on epidemic hysterias since 1986. [email protected]
There are also flu patients who end up critical...,.its just the luck of the draw,,though the chances of it being critical is as good winning Head prize for TOTO,,,so whats the big deal? are all the infected dropping dead like having ebola?
Can our FT survive?
Our FT will not only survive, but also thrive with the PAP in charge. Altogether now! Huat ah! 
Forward this on your WhatsApp and make this go viral.
Get this onto the handphones of all in Singapore
VOTE OUT ALL THE MAGGOTS AND MAGGOTESS IN WHITE AND TURN STINKAPORE BACK INTO SINGAPORE
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