why he always like to go receive cargo and take pictures?

[Scrooball (clone)]

 

[melzp]

Sg hv great relations with livestock countries like Oz,NZ, Holl,, Arg etc.

Why fear food shortage? How full u wanna eat ?

I always hv the mindset that EATING FULL is not important. That helps me alot.

 

[kkbutterfly]

Chan Chun Sing is a dead horse during pandemic. His calling Singaporeans names and insulting world leaders for wearing mask has greatly backfired on his poor foresight and arrogance, casuing utter embrassement to Singapore.

The only person, and yes, THE ONLY minister who shined during pandemic is Lawrence Wong. The rest of the cabinets is as good as non-existence and indifference. while reading from the scripts written for them. I have nothing good to say about Gan Kim Yong he stupid pig, Heng Swee Kiat the broken tooth, Jospehine the crammed-room bitch and LHL the robotic look on his face.

yes.can see Lawrence Wong very calm in this episco

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Chan Chun Sing once insulted the HK leaders for wearing masks.... so why is he so quiet now?


An audio recording of Singapore’s Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing commenting on Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor’s decision to wear a surgical mask to a press conference on the coronavirus outbreak is making the rounds online.


In the 25-minute recording believed to be of a closed-door dialogue with members of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Chan said that if politicians in Singapore were to do the same as Lam, the city state’s hospital system “would have broken down”.

 

[laksaboy]

Chan Chun Sing once insulted the HK leaders for wearing masks.... so why is he so quiet now?

These pappies bark when they're instructed to, and stand down when they're ordered to.

 

[LaoTze]

nothing to do is it?
what's there to inspect?
he know how to inspect is it?

 

[laksaboy]

Those eggs must feel flattered that they received so much attention.

 

[myfoot123]

Let's hope CCS leaked video about idiot people wearing mask can continue to circulate online for as long as he is being kicked out of parliament.

 

[batman1]

He likes to be in the limelight.So whole of singapore know he is working very hard.

 

[laksaboy]

Too bad there's no agriculture in Sinkieland that's worth a fuck. Otherwise Chan Chun Sing would make an excellent minister for agriculture.

 

[LaoTze]

He likes to be in the limelight.So whole of singapore know he is working very hard.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Too bad there's no agriculture in Sinkieland that's worth a fuck. Otherwise Chan Chun Sing would make an excellent minister for agriculture.

This is better for Ah Chan,,,make him head of Project X,,,,can even get paid in kind instead of cash

Project X launches fundraising campaign to support sex workers in Singapore amid COVID-19 crisis
The campaign has raised a total of S$12,648 from 85 givers at the time of writing

by Aldgra F.
22/04/2020
in Community, NGO
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Sex workers, who are among the most marginalised individuals in Singapore, have been hit hard by restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There has been a surge in the number of distress calls and appeals for help from the sex workers community since late January this year, according to Project X, a non-profit organisation that advocates for sex workers in Singapore.
Established in 2008 to eradicate violence and exploitation within the sex industry in Singapore, Project X reaches out to more than 4,100 sex workers in person and 1,000 online-based sex workers every year. There are an estimated 10,000 sex workers across the country.
The organisation found that sex workers are often the breadwinners in their families. Some of the sex workers are in debt and others are the primary caregivers for their aged parents, or are single parents who want to provide better opportunities for their children.
With the current COVID-19 crisis, sex workers have been struggling to make ends meet, especially with the stigma from the general public that surrounds them, said Project X.

In an effort to support sex workers in Singapore, Project X took the initiative to launch a fundraising campaign titled, “Support Sex Workers in Singapore During This COVID-19 Period” which aims to raise about S$20,000.
The campaign has raised a total of S$12,648 from 85 givers at the time of writing.
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Project X covers three groups of sex workers. These are sex workers who are Singaporean citizens and PR workers, performing artists who are work permit holders, and licensed brothel sex workers.
“Many have seen a decline in business since January 2020. Yet living expenses, rent, and school fees remain constant. Those who had full-time jobs outside of sex work have lost their jobs or have had their incomes cut. Some have lost their homes,” the campaign page reads.
According to Project X, most of the performing artists come from the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand. Since the pandemic hit Singapore, they have become jobless and some have not even been paid their salaries. There are also sex workers who are stuck in their accommodation in Singapore amid the pandemic.
“Many express the desire to return to their home countries, but due to lock-downs, are unable to do so. Others worry about whether they can pay their rent, and the frightening prospect of being homeless,” Project X asserted.
Project X claimed that it has received calls from sex workers who are running out of medication for their chronic illnesses and who are unsure of whether they have to consult a doctor for their recent conditions. Nevertheless, Project X clarified that none of the calls are related to the COVID-19 disease.
Among the assistance that the organisation is providing to sex workers are purchasing groceries and daily necessities, NTUC vouchers, cooked food, help in accessing tele-medical services, health advisories and COVID-19-related information, as well as the information on Government’s assistance schemes.
“Your contribution will enable us to keep our operations going, to maintain important programmes for this vulnerable community, and to respond to the growing appeals for assistance,” Project X stated, adding that the donations will not be tax-deductable as it is a registered organisation in Singapore and not an Institution of a Public Character (IPC).
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Project X launches fundraising campaign to support sex workers in Singapore amid COVID-19 crisis

The campaign has raised a total of S$12,648 from 85 givers at the time of writing

by Aldgra F.
22/04/2020
in Community, NGO
2 min read

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Sex workers, who are among the most marginalised individuals in Singapore, have been hit hard by restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There has been a surge in the number of distress calls and appeals for help from the sex workers community since late January this year, according to Project X, a non-profit organisation that advocates for sex workers in Singapore.
Established in 2008 to eradicate violence and exploitation within the sex industry in Singapore, Project X reaches out to more than 4,100 sex workers in person and 1,000 online-based sex workers every year. There are an estimated 10,000 sex workers across the country.
The organisation found that sex workers are often the breadwinners in their families. Some of the sex workers are in debt and others are the primary caregivers for their aged parents, or are single parents who want to provide better opportunities for their children.
With the current COVID-19 crisis, sex workers have been struggling to make ends meet, especially with the stigma from the general public that surrounds them, said Project X.
In an effort to support sex workers in Singapore, Project X took the initiative to launch a fundraising campaign titled, “Support Sex Workers in Singapore During This COVID-19 Period” which aims to raise about S$20,000.
The campaign has raised a total of S$12,648 from 85 givers at the time of writing.

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Project X covers three groups of sex workers. These are sex workers who are Singaporean citizens and PR workers, performing artists who are work permit holders, and licensed brothel sex workers.
“Many have seen a decline in business since January 2020. Yet living expenses, rent, and school fees remain constant. Those who had full-time jobs outside of sex work have lost their jobs or have had their incomes cut. Some have lost their homes,” the campaign page reads.
According to Project X, most of the performing artists come from the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand. Since the pandemic hit Singapore, they have become jobless and some have not even been paid their salaries. There are also sex workers who are stuck in their accommodation in Singapore amid the pandemic.
“Many express the desire to return to their home countries, but due to lock-downs, are unable to do so. Others worry about whether they can pay their rent, and the frightening prospect of being homeless,” Project X asserted.
Project X claimed that it has received calls from sex workers who are running out of medication for their chronic illnesses and who are unsure of whether they have to consult a doctor for their recent conditions. Nevertheless, Project X clarified that none of the calls are related to the COVID-19 disease.
Among the assistance that the organisation is providing to sex workers are purchasing groceries and daily necessities, NTUC vouchers, cooked food, help in accessing tele-medical services, health advisories and COVID-19-related information, as well as the information on Government’s assistance schemes.
“Your contribution will enable us to keep our operations going, to maintain important programmes for this vulnerable community, and to respond to the growing appeals for assistance,” Project X stated, adding that the donations will not be tax-deductable as it is a registered organisation in Singapore and not an Institution of a Public Character (IPC).
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[no_faith]

The majority of Singaporeans are very appreciative of his efforts.


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CCP has 50 cents , we have errrrr....7 cents? Hehehe