Beat the travel ban. She went to Nepal, stayed 15 days, and entered Singapore from Nepal.
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They should stay in ah neh land as it is much safer..and how come on Dependent Pass and allowed to work? dont they need work passes etc??
She tested negative for Covid-19 when she landed in Singapore, she says
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days.
he wrote that she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi airport”. She added that her RT-PCR test prior to boarding the Singapore flight was negative for Covid-19 and her test results remained negative upon arrival in Singapore.
“Better wait to subside the second wave. cases also increasing in SG”, she advised on Facebook.
Ms Wadde went on to say it would be “better late (to reunite with families) than contract the infection in travelling .. and the worst .. in SG”.
She added that she felt a lot more secure in India, compared to her present situation.
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A check on LinkedIn showed that Ms Wadde has been a Test Analyst at DBS Singapore since 2019. She also wrote that she was in Singapore on a Dependant’s Pass.
Last year, Mr Avijit Das Patnaik, a Singapore permanent resident who shared on social media an image of a Singapore flag being ripped to reveal an Indian flag, came under fire for alleging racist practices in Singapore.
The 46-year-old, originally from India, took to LinkedIn to criticise Singapore.
TISG has reached out to DBS for comment and clarification. /TISG
DBS employee from India says she likely contracted Covid-19 at Changi Airport, adds: I was more secure in India home
She tested negative for Covid-19 when she landed in Singapore, she says
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days.
he wrote that she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi airport”. She added that her RT-PCR test prior to boarding the Singapore flight was negative for Covid-19 and her test results remained negative upon arrival in Singapore.
“Better wait to subside the second wave. cases also increasing in SG”, she advised on Facebook.
Ms Wadde went on to say it would be “better late (to reunite with families) than contract the infection in travelling .. and the worst .. in SG”.
She added that she felt a lot more secure in India, compared to her present situation.
A check on LinkedIn showed that Ms Wadde has been a Test Analyst at DBS Singapore since 2019. She also wrote that she was in Singapore on a Dependant’s Pass.
Last year, Mr Avijit Das Patnaik, a Singapore permanent resident who shared on social media an image of a Singapore flag being ripped to reveal an Indian flag, came under fire for alleging racist practices in Singapore.
The 46-year-old, originally from India, took to LinkedIn to criticise Singapore.
TISG has reached out to DBS for comment and clarification. /TISG
She tested negative for Covid-19 when she landed in Singapore, she says
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days.
She wrote that she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi airport”. She added that her RT-PCR test prior to boarding the Singapore flight was negative for Covid-19 and her test results remained negative upon arrival in Singapore.
“Better wait to subside the second wave. cases also increasing in SG”, she advised on Facebook.
Ms Wadde went on to say it would be “better late (to reunite with families) than contract the infection in travelling .. and the worst .. in SG”.
She added that she felt a lot more secure in India, compared to her present situation.
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days.
She wrote that she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi airport”. She added that her RT-PCR test prior to boarding the Singapore flight was negative for Covid-19 and her test results remained negative upon arrival in Singapore.
“Better wait to subside the second wave. cases also increasing in SG”, she advised on Facebook.
Ms Wadde went on to say it would be “better late (to reunite with families) than contract the infection in travelling .. and the worst .. in SG”.
She added that she felt a lot more secure in India, compared to her present situation.
This desi must be spread wide and have her hole inspected thoroughly.
3k per mth to inspect desi and ginfreely holes my uncle gladly take it
Ginfreely hole is very big and wide, will take a long time to inspect.
btw, where is that fucking slut? seems like she's missing.
Usually I put 2 hands inside, like open durian
CB, feed a dog better then feed them,CB bring in the virus n said it contracted in sg,smelly CB ,go back lah,
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DBS employee from India says she likely contracted Covid-19 at Changi Airport, adds: I was more secure in India home
She tested negative for Covid-19 when she landed in Singapore, she says
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days
fucking ceca
fuck back to india
and pls don't ever come back
fuck back to india
and pls don't ever come back
Fuck her black cheebye!
DBS responds to TISG article, saying person on Dependant Pass only a contract staff for 7 mths - The Online Citizen Asia
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DBS posted a message on its Facebook page today (25 May) clarifying that the person, Ms Sonal Wadde, mentioned in an article from The Independent Singapore (TISG), is presently not a DBS staff.
DBS said she was previously engaged as a contract employee through a third-party vendor from June to December 2019.
“We hold our employees to the highest standards of conduct, both in person and online. DBS is fully committed to supporting the national effort to contain the spread of Covid-19,” DBS added.
DBS’ posted its reply in response to a TISG article which was also published today describing what Ms Wadde posted on her Facebook page.
Ms Wadde, who has contracted COVID-19, said she arrived in Singapore via Nepal after staying there for 15 days. She said she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi Airport”. She said her pre-departure COVID-19 test as well as the on-arrival test were negative. She said she felt “more secure” back home in India.
TISG then did a check on LinkedIn which showed that Ms Wadde “has been a Test Analyst at DBS Singapore since 2019”. The LinkedIn profile is no longer accessible at the time of this article’s publication.
TISG added, “She also wrote that she was in Singapore on a Dependant’s Pass.”
It was upon reading TISG’s article that DBS responded, saying that Ms Wadde was only a contract employee engaged through a third-party vendor from June to December 2019.
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Former DBS employee from India says she likely contracted Covid-19 at Changi Airport, adds: I was more secure in India home | The Independent Singapore News
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Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days.
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She wrote that she “got infected in SG most probably on (sic) Changi airport”. She added that her RT-PCR test prior to boarding the Singapore flight was negative for Covid-19 and her test results remained negative upon arrival in Singapore.
“Better wait to subside the second wave. cases also increasing in SG”, she advised on Facebook.
Ms Wadde went on to say it would be “better late (to reunite with families) than contract the infection in travelling .. and the worst .. in SG”.
She added that she felt a lot more secure in India, compared to her present situation.
A check on LinkedIn showed that Ms Wadde has been a Test Analyst at DBS Singapore since 2019. She also wrote that she was in Singapore on a Dependant’s Pass.
Last year, Mr Avijit Das Patnaik, a Singapore permanent resident who shared on social media an image of a Singapore flag being ripped to reveal an Indian flag, came under fire for alleging racist practices in Singapore.
The 46-year-old, originally from India, took to LinkedIn to criticise Singapore.
TISG has reached out to DBS for comment and clarification. /TISG
Eeeyer. So dirty Singapore. Fill tee. People say they feel safer in India u feel shame anot? Not a shame?
International COVID 19 DBS employee from India says she likely contracted Covid-19 at Changi Airport,...
DBS employee from India says she likely contracted Covid-19 at Changi Airport, adds: I was more secure in India home
She tested negative for Covid-19 when she landed in Singapore, she says
https://theindependent.sg/dbs-emplo...irport-adds-i-was-more-secure-in-india-home/#
AUTHOR
Obbana Rajah
DATE
May 25, 2021
CATEGORY
InternationalCOVID 19Home NewsFeatured News
- Advertisement -
Singapore — A Dependant’s Pass holder working in DBS bank commented on Facebook that she felt much more secure back home in India and added that she probably contracted Covid-19 at Changi airport.
Answering a Facebook question, Ms Sonal Wadde said that many families were waiting to be reunited and had to travel to see one another.
She added that she came to Singapore after travelling via Nepal and having to stay there for 15 days
Lol. Of coz Sonal Wadde b1617 prefers her very kleen india, can live organ-eek way of life n shit by the roadside, after that clean up by smearing cow dung n then drink cow piss mah. Given that kind of high live culture, she will not fit into Singapore society. Our ’dirty‘ practice of cleaning with soap n water/sanitizer is not quite as strong as her standard of ‘cleaning‘ with cow dung n cow piss. She should just fedex herself back to yeendia.Eeeyer. So dirty Singapore. Fill tee. People say they feel safer in India u feel shame anot? Not a shame?
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DB Ass again
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bloody ceca ceo ceca bank
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