Khaw must come out clean n explain

[melzp]

It seems that the ST message/report on 1-Eye Dragon's kidney and
Tang's recovery is so clear.
And Khaw n those respective families are secretively mum about it.
I remembered Khaw saying that "list of receipients" is long.
I smelled fishes, do you?
Im so sure the donor chose the rich receipient for the sake of his family future.
Just like Medi-Save which can be used only by family members,
(in this case no use by 1-Eye's family), shouldn't it be on public list?

If this is what MOH practices, then all of us can donate all our various
organs to those nominated rich potential receipients.
The poor will be left to die.
Mr. Khaw...........pls come out and clarify n be transparent.Tk u.

 

[Conan the Barbarian]

Why do you need an explanation when its there for everyone to see.

The explanation will just be an exercise to justify what has happened, thats all.

Its legal to nominate anyone you want if you wish to donate your organ. The explanation is given already.

And even if the explanation is not satisfactory, what are you or anyone going to do about it?

Would you not want to take care of your family should you be no longer be able to?

Should we go thru an extended charade just to explain?

 

[JohnTT]

First the govt is amending the law aggressively & promptly to favour the rich,

Now this Tang probably 'jump' queue to get the kidney, probably he is richer & bid the highest for the kidney. Really pity those at the waiting list,

Worse, the recipient & govt do not want to comment on the donor, who is probably the 'one eye dragon'.

I am losing my faith in the PAP govt........

 

[shelltox]

It seems that the ST message/report on 1-Eye Dragon's kidney and
Tang's recovery is so clear.
And Khaw n those respective families are secretively mum about it.
I remembered Khaw saying that "list of receipients" is long.
I smelled fishes, do you?
Im so sure the donor chose the rich receipient for the sake of his family future.
Just like Medi-Save which can be used only by family members,
(in this case no use by 1-Eye's family), shouldn't it be on public list?

If this is what MOH practices, then all of us can donate all our various
organs to those nominated rich potential receipients.
The poor will be left to die.
Mr. Khaw...........pls come out and clarify n be transparent.Tk u.

You got nothing better to do is it, I shall asked "one eye dragon" to pay you a visit tonight and he would give a thorough confession.

 

[middaydog]

It seems that the ST message/report on 1-Eye Dragon's kidney and Tang's recovery is so clear.
And Khaw n those respective families are secretively mum about it.

don't like that la, friends
may be both of them belong to a very very rare blood group that all the 500 waiting people are not suitable to receieve:o

so it went direct to Tang lor

 

[jw5]

He doesn't have to explain anything to anyone now.
If you really want to get an answer from him, ask him just before the general elections.
If he doesn't reply or doesn't give you a satisfactory answer, don't vote for him.
It's that simple.

 

[melzp]

U afraid of spirits ?
Hey, this issue concerns us all.

 

[DerekLeung]

Both are dragons in their own right !

 

[melzp]

don't like that la, friends
may be both of them belong to a very very rare blood group that all the 500 waiting people are not suitable to receieve:o

so it went direct to Tang lor

Oh really ? ....So CHOON like 4D:p

 

[Watchman]

China’s hi-tech ‘death van’ where criminals are executed and then their organs are sold on black market

Andrew Malone
UK Daily Mail
Saturday, March 28, 2009

Death will come soon for Jiang Yong. A corrupt local planning official with a taste for the high life, Yong solicited money from businessmen eager to expand in China’s economic boom.

Showering gifts on his mistress, known as Madam Tang, the unmarried official took more than £1 million in bribes from entrepreneurs wanting permission to build skyscrapers on land which had previously been protected from development.

But Yong, a portly, bespectacled figure, was caught by the Chinese authorities during a purge on corrupt local officials last year.

He confessed and was sentenced to death. China executed 1,715 people last year, so one more death would hardly be remarkable.

Disguised: The execution vehicle looks like a normal police van

But there will be nothing ordinary about Yong’s death by lethal injection. Unless he wins an appeal, he will draw his final breath strapped inside a vehicle that has been specially developed to make executions more cost-effective and efficient.

In chilling echoes of the ‘gas-wagon’ project pioneered by the Nazis to slaughter criminals, the mentally ill and Jews, this former member of the China People’s Party will be handcuffed to a so-called ‘humane’ bed and executed inside a gleaming new, hi-tech, mobile ‘death van.’

After trials of the mobile execution service were launched quietly three years ago - then hushed up to prevent an international row about the abuse of human rights before the Olympics last summer - these vehicles are now being deployed across China.

The number of executions is expected to rise to a staggering 10,000 people this year (not an impossible figure given that at least 68 crimes - including tax evasion and fraud - are punishable by death in China).

Developed by Jinguan Auto, which also makes bullet-proof limousines for the new rich in this vast country of 1.3 billion people, the vans appear unremarkable.

They cost £60,000, can reach top speeds of 80mph and look like a police vehicle on patrol. Inside, however, the ‘death vans’ look more like operating theatres.