WHY PS COVIDERS GET FREE TREATMENT?

[stingray]

Understandable to let local Coviders have free treatment in public hospitals but if free treatment is also extended to PS Coviders, why are the paps so stupid?

These PS Coviders are foreigners. Tax payers' money is spent to save the lives of these foreigners from Covid infection. Why these PS Coviders are not required to pay for their own treatment?

These PS Coviders travelled all over the world to countries with Covid infection running wild and when infected, they headed back to SG for free treatment. Why didn't they go back to their own homeland? Free treatment in sinapor at the expense of the local tax payers is not a bad idea.

These PS Coviders are gleefully happy at the paps for being so generous and stupid.

Get these PS Coviders to pay for the treatment in public hospitals and it will cut down the imported Covid cases escalating in sinapor. Alternatively, bar them from re-entering sinapor.

Stupidity of the paps is astounding.

 

[zhihau]

Look at it this way, imagine an Ah Tiong Wuhan Carrier refusing treatment due to the costs in January and that nincompoop continues to spread the virus around, then multiple that to a factor of about some 1.1~1.2 million Ah Tiongs we have amongst us? Say only 2% of them are super spreaders who can spread their legs real wide. You jiak buey siao already ok?

 

[laksaboy]

All totalitarian regimes (subconsciously?) treat foreigners better than their own citizens. Eager to score points with the 'international community', and no political cost to treating your own people like shit.

 

[CPTMiller]

Government need to attract foreigners.
You all should know after so many years??

 

[nayr69sg]

Government need to attract foreigners.
You all should know after so many years??

Actually if the contact tracing system is so effective and the healthcare system is so well placed to handle any cases Singapore should advertise and say send over your cases. We will treat them!

It is a great economic opportunity. Further enhances Singapore's reputation for medical tourism.

How come I dont hear people who are against lockdown promoting this?

 

[CPTMiller]

Actually if the contact tracing system is so effective and the healthcare system is so well placed to handle any cases Singapore should advertise and say send over your cases. We will treat them!

It is a great economic opportunity. Further enhances Singapore's reputation for medical tourism.

How come I dont hear people who are against lockdown promoting this?

I am sure those leader would have done it as you said.
Only if they can foresee the future infection numbers which will let then aware our hospital remaining capacity.
But even first class leader cannot see future.
So now is a waiting game of infected and recovery or die situation

 

[A Singaporean]

In Sinkieland we put foreigners first. Sinkies can go fuck yourselves.

 

[eatshitndie]

In Sinkieland we put foreigners first. Sinkies can go fuck yourselves.

that’s why it’s better to emigrate and return to sg as a “foreigner”. can clean out cpf too.

 

[whoami]

that’s why it’s better to emigrate and return to sg as a “foreigner”. can clean out cpf too.

Ya....if u loose them join em....

 

[bobby]

Which country would give $50/night for 14 nights to accommodate foreign workers in hotels ?

 

[Valium]

Because fuck this traitor's mother's cheebye.

 

[whoami]

Which country would give $50/night for 14 nights to accommodate foreign workers in hotels ?

Cos they r strong supporters of MIW. Tons n tons of them naturalised citizens here leow.

 

[horny]

we cannot even utilise our medisave freely and they got free lodging and treatment??

 

[syed putra]

Coronavirus outbreak
Tourists, short-term visitors have to pay for treatment

Tourists wearing masks at Merlion Park, on Jan 28, 2020.PHOTO: ST FILE
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Citing rising infections, MOH says S'pore must prioritise resources at public hospitals
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Timothy Goh



Tourists and other short-term visit pass holders in Singapore have had to pay for Covid-19 treatment since last Saturday, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said yesterday.