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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category

Temasek’s bonus cut: Leadership or leadershit?

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

Has Case 152 rang the alarm bell on COVID-19 medical tourists coming to Singapore?

I read with alarm the news on Case 152 involving a 65-year-old Indonesian man who was tested positive on March 8, a day after arriving in Singapore and less than a week after he attempted to get treatment at a Jakarta hospital for COVID-19-like symptoms on March 2. This is because this case may herald the arrival in Singapore...

Do we need to re-think our strategy of dealing with this pandemic?

It seems that a large number of residents returning from Europe has been found to have the virus. This suggests that the epidemic is already quite widespread in Europe. If this is the case, and the number of deaths remain quite small (compared to the number of people dying from all other causes), the panic is probably overblown. The...

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