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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category

Ponding

The rain yesterday and another recent one caused massive and bad flooding across many areas in Singapore, namely, Chestnut Road, Dunearn Road, Upper Bukit Timah, Punggol, Tampines and Pasir Ris etc. Over the years, Singapore has invested many hundreds of millions, maybe even billions of dollars to widen our monsoon drains and...

Covid-19 cases of those fully vaccinated

All 62 cases in the dorm announced today are fully vaccinated! On June 8, MOM said that about a fifth of migrant workers living in dorms are fully vaccinated and slightly more than another fifth, partially vaccinated. Fast forward almost two months, the vaccination rate in the dorm cannot have reached 100%, probably between...

Death figures

Look at the following chart on the comparison made on monthly death figures for the past few years. When Wuhan Virus first outbreak last year, there was a brief spike in death numbers from March to April but trend towards "normal" as compared to 2019 and 2018 after Lock down or Circuit Breaker was implemented. Up till Jan this...

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