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These clowns cannot do anything without the permission of their Pink Master.
Serious Josephine Teo: Not my fault ok?? Slaves were on our radar since Jan!!
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These clowns cannot do anything without the permission of their Pink Master.
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dey sel haus sel farm 2 cum 2 sinkielan 2 wok ... if dey ask dat burger 4 apology, n dey got sent back home, u pay dem 2 get their haus n farm back? ...
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on radar yet can stil blow up until laidis ... amazing! ...
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Singapore's top ministers on Monday firmly defended the government's approach towards tackling the Covid-19 outbreak, as members of parliament pressed them for answers on the spate of infections in migrant worker dormitories.
Manpower minister Josephine Teo said the authorities had dealt with the situation "squarely and quickly" once there was evidence the virus was spreading in dormitories, while health minister Gan Kim Yong said ministries had "moved in quickly" to set up medical posts in dorms to provide support.
(So, even as Covid-19 was spreading, there was no sense of anticipation as to where the next cluster could come from?)
When asked by nominated member of parliament Anthea Ong if the government would apologise to the workers, Teo said she had heard from workers on a regular basis and had not come across "one single migrant worker himself that has demanded an apology".
(An apology is something we give when we feel that we could have done better, or made a mistake. But let's face it, even the
migrant workers were smart enough not even to "ask" when they have never apologised in their life).
Workers were more concerned whether wages would be paid, how to remit money home, and how sick workers would be treated, Teo said.
(Exactly, dear Minister. They have other priorities! To expect migrant worker at that level to ask for an apology...)
She told parliament that migrant workers " who account for some 87 per cent of Singapore's 18,778 infections " had been on the authorities' radar since the early days of the outbreak, and pointed out that her ministry had in January told dormitory operators "to be more vigilant" and step up hygiene standards.
(To be more vigilant was not enough at that stage, especially when about 50% of the operators have been flouting the rules in each of the recent years)
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Manpower minister Josephine Teo said the authorities had dealt with the situation "squarely and quickly" once there was evidence the virus was spreading in dormitories, while health minister Gan Kim Yong said ministries had "moved in quickly" to set up medical posts in dorms to provide support.
(So, even as Covid-19 was spreading, there was no sense of anticipation as to where the next cluster could come from?)
When asked by nominated member of parliament Anthea Ong if the government would apologise to the workers, Teo said she had heard from workers on a regular basis and had not come across "one single migrant worker himself that has demanded an apology".
(An apology is something we give when we feel that we could have done better, or made a mistake. But let's face it, even the
migrant workers were smart enough not even to "ask" when they have never apologised in their life).
Workers were more concerned whether wages would be paid, how to remit money home, and how sick workers would be treated, Teo said.
(Exactly, dear Minister. They have other priorities! To expect migrant worker at that level to ask for an apology...)She told parliament that migrant workers " who account for some 87 per cent of Singapore's 18,778 infections " had been on the authorities' radar since the early days of the outbreak, and pointed out that her ministry had in January told dormitory operators "to be more vigilant" and step up hygiene standards.
(To be more vigilant was not enough at that stage, especially when about 50% of the operators have been flouting the rules in each of the recent years)
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We are paying million dollar salaries for people to tell us about their excellent hindsight or about the things
they intend to do.
they intend to do.
I wouldnt be surprised at all if she were given seats on the BOD. Short ass WKS an example.
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/banking/ex-dpm-wong-kan-seng-appointed-to-uob-board
Abang also know. He only wish to appeal to LHL alone. He know Malay ministers no power. But his appeal not justifiable. Human lives more important. Our numbers still 3 digit daily
https://mothership.sg/2020/05/singapore-elderly-man-circuit-breaker-hari-raya/
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too optimistic lah if you feel that she will be placed on the back bench.
probably ruling party will perform the "close one eye, sweep under carpet, let's move on" tactic.
probably ruling party will perform the "close one eye, sweep under carpet, let's move on" tactic.
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Game over, with Desmond Lee and Tan Chong Meng in yet another task force?
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