Serious Will these 180k foreigners' stay home orders "outreach" new clusters?

[Confuseous]

Around 180,000 foreign workers in the construction industry and their dependants are to be on stay-home notices
starting today (Monday). These 180,000 workers and their families are now staying in factory-converted dormitories,
temporary quarters on construction sites and private residential premises such are shop houses.

This the cock-up:

The late announcement on Saturday caught the building industry off guard, with contractors having to spend SUNDAY
to make arrangements for their workers. You can bet your last dollar that they won't have found it easy. These workers
will be squeezed, at least for one week, if not longer while potential landlords are persuaded to take in workers whose
category account for 95% of new cases. So how?

Another knee-jerk reaction by Josephine Teo and her merry cabinet colleagues.
Really, the is a kitchen cabinet decision.

What do you think?

 

[Confuseous]

https://www.theonlinecitizen.com/20...ion-on-rise-in-covid-19-cases-at-dormitories/

 

[JohnTan]

My dorm business partner just informed me that we have 500 more tenant customers! Business in the bunk bed rentals is picking up again!

 

[bobby]

Zero productivity at a high cost...and who is paying for it?

 

[CPTMiller]

Around 180,000 foreign workers in the construction industry and their dependants are to be on stay-home notices
starting today (Monday). These 180,000 workers and their families are now staying in factory-converted dormitories,
temporary quarters on construction sites and private residential premises such are shop houses.

This the cock-up:

The late announcement on Saturday caught the building industry off guard, with contractors having to spend SUNDAY
to make arrangements for their workers. You can bet your last dollar that they won't have found it easy. These workers
will be squeezed, at least for one week, if not longer while potential landlords are persuaded to take in workers whose
category account for 95% of new cases. So how?

Another knee-jerk reaction by Josephine Teo and her merry cabinet colleagues.
Really, the is a kitchen cabinet decision.

What do you think?

Government no experience.
They can't handle things by making little step at a time.
It's very difficult for business people like us to continue.

 

[bobby]

Government no experience.
They can't handle things by making little step at a time.
It's very difficult for business people like us to continue.

Cannot say liddat...collect $m celery also donch need experience?

 

[Confuseous]

Government no experience.
They can't handle things by making little step at a time.
It's very difficult for business people like us to continue.

Lack of experience is not the issue, I believe. It is something
new and a lot of medical experts are also stumped.

ARROGANCE by the PAP is the real issue. The volunteer groups
have been warning them, via a letter in Forum of the potential
dangers in the dorms but NO ONE even wrote an acknowledgement
to the letter. This is the result of their excellent party philosophy
of OWNSELF CHECK OWNSELF. Fcuk Wooden Goh and the rest.

INCOMPETENCE on the part of the top civil servants is the second
reason, related to the arrogance displayed by their political masters.
As Philip Yeo said, none of them have the balls to stand up to the
ministers - their own iron rice bowls need to be protected.

 

[CPTMiller]

I saw so many people praise and believe in what is government doing now.
So many public forums.
Can you blame them being arrogant?
The last $600 again so many happy people praise government.
Obviously government is doing good and make people laughing??
Is it not??

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Around 180,000 foreign workers in the construction industry and their dependants are to be on stay-home notices
starting today (Monday). These 180,000 workers and their families are now staying in factory-converted dormitories,
temporary quarters on construction sites and private residential premises such are shop houses.

This the cock-up:

The late announcement on Saturday caught the building industry off guard, with contractors having to spend SUNDAY
to make arrangements for their workers. You can bet your last dollar that they won't have found it easy. These workers
will be squeezed, at least for one week, if not longer while potential landlords are persuaded to take in workers whose
category account for 95% of new cases. So how?

Another knee-jerk reaction by Josephine Teo and her merry cabinet colleagues.
Really, the is a kitchen cabinet decision.

What do you think?

The only cockup is the lockdown policy for a flu. If no lockdown n just herd immunity there will b no issues

 

[kkbutterfly]

sia kitchen can handle 180 000 packs of meals 3 times a day?