If they trash the dormitory then where can you house all those workers? Singapore expo?
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[COVID-19 Virus] The Sinkies are fucked Thread.
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Singapore EXPO can house all of our migrant workers?
I dont think it can house ALL. But of those affected dorms?
Or how about hotels? Shh....dont let the workers know or else they sure riot so they can go to the hotels.
chun chun 69 days for 1k cases. must buy 4d.
142 cases on 8 April and 287 cases on 9 April. 90 cases shy of the 2K mark.
I safely conclude that 69 days and 10 days for the first and second thousand cases respectively.
case 1604 is heart problem not COVID death.
So wat if its 10k cases? Are all the infected dead?
I think the way this virus fear thing works is like the opposite of buying a Toto ticket.
People buy Toto they become hopeful wah if I win then I shiok.
But kena covid is like oh no will I die?
Both hold low chances of having any impact on your life.
So toto ticket people want. Covid ticket people avoid!
Singapore is shaping up to have a very very long lasting infection curve.
I suspect by May or June, other countries will have shown enough improvement to remove their lockdowns and even re-open their borders if they very garang. Businesses and shops in other countries will certainly re-open by the end of May.
For Singapore I am not so confident. We may well be the one or two remaining countries left where everyone else in the world puts us in isolation because our infections are still skyrocketing in May!
All our efforts in spreading out the curve has resulted in a flatter curve, but a more lasting curve.
I suspect by May or June, other countries will have shown enough improvement to remove their lockdowns and even re-open their borders if they very garang. Businesses and shops in other countries will certainly re-open by the end of May.
For Singapore I am not so confident. We may well be the one or two remaining countries left where everyone else in the world puts us in isolation because our infections are still skyrocketing in May!
All our efforts in spreading out the curve has resulted in a flatter curve, but a more lasting curve.
When the healthcare system gets overwhelmed, I pray you stay healthy.
Why can it be overwhelmed when it's just the flu?
May you be well and happy.
80% infected shrugged it off. So Wats the big deal?
It’s just a flu to him, leave him be.
Made a couple of trips to observe the situation around the wet markets, wet market portion was segregated from the cooked food sections.
Folks are in line to enter the wet market as the NEA officers keep track of the number of entries and exit with the compound, similar to cars waiting to enter a carpark when it’s full.
A number of coffee stalls are closed, can’t get my fix of Hailum kopi. Noticed a good number of folks using tingkat to pack their food, they too were respecting the social distancing.
Let’s wait and see.
Folks are in line to enter the wet market as the NEA officers keep track of the number of entries and exit with the compound, similar to cars waiting to enter a carpark when it’s full.
A number of coffee stalls are closed, can’t get my fix of Hailum kopi. Noticed a good number of folks using tingkat to pack their food, they too were respecting the social distancing.
Let’s wait and see.
7th official death, 2108 cases on 10 Apr.
Looks like the dorms will push the figures to 3000 by mid April.
tiagong a number of domestic helpers got Wuhaned too.
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/heal...-back-patting-singapores-coronavirus-response
Singapore, for months hailed at home and overseas as the “gold standard” for responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, on Friday moved to defuse escalating criticism over how it has handled a surge in infections within foreign worker dormitories that activists had earlier flagged as public health risks due to their cramped conditions......................
Singapore, for months hailed at home and overseas as the “gold standard” for responding to the Covid-19 pandemic, on Friday moved to defuse escalating criticism over how it has handled a surge in infections within foreign worker dormitories that activists had earlier flagged as public health risks due to their cramped conditions......................
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