Test everyone for quicker reopening of economy The Government is right to open up the economy gradually as there are expected to be further asymptomatic Covid-19 cases in the community.
But a gradual opening will be at a tremendous cost to the economy, employees and business owners.
What's more, even after the economy gradually opens up, there will still be asymptomatic...
SDP Outlines Fair Access to Electorate in Coming Crucial...
DPM Heng Swee Keat says that the sooner the General Election is held, the quicker Singapore can deal with the Covid-19 situation.
It is unfortunate and even dangerous for the elections to be seen as an inconvenience to be gotten over with rather than a critical moment for the nation to come together to decide on...
State Media Organ TODAY Admits Fake News in article regarding... Our letter to the Editor of TODAY Online yesterday received a response. To remind readers my letter referred to an article published in TODAY dated 24 May 2020 entitled “Members who resigned, were expelled ‘no big deal’ for Progress Singapore Party: Tan Cheng Bock”.
TODAY said in the body of its article ;
“Back...
Fake News published by TODAY Online Today I and Andy Zhu Laicheng, the Chair of the Reform Party. sent the following letter to the Editor of TODAY Online:
26 May 2020
The Editor
TODAY Online
Mediacorp Campus
1 Stars Avenue
Singapore 138507
Dear Sir
On 24 May 2020 an article that in the online edition of your newspaper entitled “Members...
PAP Needs To Wipe The Smile Off Their Faces And Take This... At a time when We are facing the greatest crisis in modern times, why are many millions of dollars being spent on a meaningless fun pack for NDP?
There are many thousands of small and micro-businesses which are hurting and facing financial wipe-out because of this pandemic. There are many self-employed who are struggling...
Forum: The world has changed with the pandemic. Can Singapore? The spike of Covid 19 infections among our foreign workers living in cramped and poorly-ventilated dormitories has exposed not only the country’s addiction to and exploitation of low-wage workers. It has also put the spotlight on the inequitable social and political structure on which the Singapore economy is built. This...
Was Surbana Jurong awarded a financial contract or were they... Can someone please verify? I'm NOT gonna say anything as fact cause of you know what rule.
But is this accurate? I googled it. You can also double check.
1( Surbana Jurong helped to set up the temp facilities.
2) The CEO of Surbana is Teo Eng Cheong
3) He is the husband of Josephine Teo.
Was Surbana Jurong awarded...
Persistent gaps in communication and medical care for quarantined... UPDATE: Persistent gaps in communication and medical care for quarantined migrant workers
1) Workers in dorms and community recovery facilities continue to face difficulty in getting access to crucial medication/medical care for new and chronic issues, including in emergencies such as blood pressure spikes. Accounts...
SDP: Here's How We Fund Our Programmes to Help Our Vulnerable
For the longest time, the PAP has accused the opposition of not coming up with alternative ideas to take Singapore forward. Then the SDP drew up a series of policy positions (see here) some of which the PAP has even adopted (see here).
Deprived of this platform of criticism, the ruling party's refrain has morphed...
Dropping masks after circuit breaker period is unwise It is irresponsible and unwise for Mr Eric J. Brooks to call for masks not to be worn after June 1 (Reconsider need to wear masks beyond circuit breaker period, May 13).
Mr Brooks has completely missed the point in arguing that making hawkers wear masks will not prevent food poisoning, when the intended purpose of implementing...
SDP Proposes Retirement Income to Help Elderly Cope and Ease...
The advent of the Covid-19 pandemic has made even more obvious the problems faced by our elderly and retirees and, by extension, the financial burden placed on the younger working generations.
Poverty among the elderly in Singapore is significant. Much of this is the consequence of the PAP depriving our retirees of...
Are Residents Paying for $1,000 fine committed by the Condominium ‘Four residents were fined on 20 April 2020 for not practising safe distancing in their condominiums and a management corporation or MCST for not closing its common facilities.
In this instance, the residents should know better the consequences of not practising safe distancing.
However, I am concerned over the...
Close down useless stat boards like science centre singapore Looking at the way Singapore Government spends its money, I think there is a lot of room for improvement. There are many statutory boards that can be privatised and should belong to the private sector,such as Science Centre Singapore. Science centre singapore is a statutory board under MOE. I attached their annual report....
Demise not due to Covid-19 is growing The list of Covid19 positive patients whose demise is recorded as not due to Covid19 is growing.
1. A 44-year-old male Bangladeshi (Case 16370) who died on 5 May 2020. He was admitted to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital on 29 April and treated for a heart attack, and was confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on the same day. Cause...
Seven Grievances with Grab - from a PHV driver I am a PHV driver and this is not an easy period for us. However, our "hell period" has been going on for a while now. Even before this right, Grab has been pulling many dirty tricks to push down our wages and exploit our labour. I am now urging all to grab drivers to share this article if they agree with my opinion so...
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