98 covid deaths in jiuhu today
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Chitchat Jiuhu To Enter Total Lockdown From June 1 to June 14! Jiuhu Gone Fuck!
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98 covid deaths in jiuhu today
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over 9000 new cases today
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With current PM snd gomen, yes.ma6be until 2023.
Wah piang ! So pessimistic !
Could the spread in singkieland be due to mudland delivery drivers?
Flow of goods and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore to continue during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong
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With Malaysia about to begin a two-week lockdown from Jun 1, some Singapore-based businesses are unsure how they will be affected. This comes as the Ministry of Trade and Industry says that Singapore has been working closely with Malaysia to ensure goods and supplies continue flowing between them. Brandon Tanoto reports.
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SINGAPORE: The flow of goods and supplies between Singapore and Malaysia will continue even with the full movement control order (FMCO) being implemented in Malaysia from Jun 1 to Jun 14, said Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong on Saturday (May 29).
"Since the start of the pandemic, Singapore and Malaysia have been working closely to ensure the continued flow of goods and supplies between our two countries," said Mr Gan.
"We will continue to do so following Malaysia’s recent announcement of further tightened measures to control the pandemic within their country."
On Friday, Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced a "total lockdown” throughout the country to curb the spread of COVID-19.
The first phase of the lockdown will last from Jun 1 to Jun 14, and only essential economic and service sectors listed by the National Security Council will be allowed to operate during this period.
Mr Gan said on Saturday that over the course of the last year, leading supermarket chains in Singapore have been actively monitoring the situation globally and regionally, acting quickly to build up inventory where necessary.
Continued flow of good and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong (1)
Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong thanked all those working in the logistics sector and supermarket staff members for ensuring that there are sufficient supplies for Singapore, May 29, 2021 . (Photo: MTI)
Continued flow of good and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong (2)
Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said Singapore and Malaysia have been working closely to ensure the continued flow of goods and supplies between the two countries since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo: MTI)
Mr Gan also expressed his appreciation towards those working in the logistics sector and supermarket staff members for their hard work in ensuring that there are sufficient supplies for Singapore.
Flow of goods and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore to continue during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong
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With Malaysia about to begin a two-week lockdown from Jun 1, some Singapore-based businesses are unsure how they will be affected. This comes as the Ministry of Trade and Industry says that Singapore has been working closely with Malaysia to ensure goods and supplies continue flowing between them. Brandon Tanoto reports.
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SINGAPORE: The flow of goods and supplies between Singapore and Malaysia will continue even with the full movement control order (FMCO) being implemented in Malaysia from Jun 1 to Jun 14, said Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong on Saturday (May 29).
"Since the start of the pandemic, Singapore and Malaysia have been working closely to ensure the continued flow of goods and supplies between our two countries," said Mr Gan.
"We will continue to do so following Malaysia’s recent announcement of further tightened measures to control the pandemic within their country."
On Friday, Malaysia's Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin announced a "total lockdown” throughout the country to curb the spread of COVID-19.
The first phase of the lockdown will last from Jun 1 to Jun 14, and only essential economic and service sectors listed by the National Security Council will be allowed to operate during this period.
Mr Gan said on Saturday that over the course of the last year, leading supermarket chains in Singapore have been actively monitoring the situation globally and regionally, acting quickly to build up inventory where necessary.
Continued flow of good and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong (1)
Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong thanked all those working in the logistics sector and supermarket staff members for ensuring that there are sufficient supplies for Singapore, May 29, 2021 . (Photo: MTI)
Continued flow of good and supplies between Malaysia and Singapore during FMCO: Gan Kim Yong (2)
Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said Singapore and Malaysia have been working closely to ensure the continued flow of goods and supplies between the two countries since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo: MTI)
Mr Gan also expressed his appreciation towards those working in the logistics sector and supermarket staff members for their hard work in ensuring that there are sufficient supplies for Singapore.
where got pessimitic? i think 2030 riao can start to recover.
The health authorities in jiu hu only now administering ivermectin on a trial basis starting in ipoh. Most trial they use too small a dose. Thats another problem.
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