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sinkies go hongkanland 7days quarantine ... hongkanese cum sinkypura can free roam no quarantine ... haaaa
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this kind of deal also can sign
confirm sinkies are branded stupid all over the world now
haaaa
this kind of deal also can sign
confirm sinkies are branded stupid all over the world now
haaaa
That makes him perfect to be the next PM doesn't it?
Wat do u expect from a fuckein?
no wonder sign bad ceca deal too
supposedly top class talent ministers million dollar celeries
haaaa
Actually this was what Bubble Ong intended. The purpose was to get Hongkies to come to Singapore to spend money and in the meantime infect us. It was never about negotiating for us to go to Hong Kong on even terms. In fact Bubble Ong prefers that we not go so that the government doesn’t have to deal with infected returning Singaporeans. They prefer to reserve the hospital beds to bring in more infected CECAs. Stroke of genius by Bubble Ong and definitely PM material.
Buy high sell low philosophy.
Let the Hongkees know we have every strain here, feel free to bring a few back.
Fuckeins make up more than half the singkieland popn. So got cock up is their fault
U get wat u vote 4
KNN my uncle think that whoever still thinking if travel leegardless of leeson and nationality or leegardless of quarantine or not should just die from covid or plane crash as a lesson KNN
LOL. Of all the people in the world, want to negotiate with a low class bunch of hooligans. And negotiate a losing deal some more.
Easier for Hongkees to come to Singapore and spend money no good meh? Harder for Sinkees to go overseas to spend money thus forced to spend locally also good for Singapore economy what.
SIA and Scoot to stop carrying transit passengers from Singapore to Hong Kong when flight suspensions lift
A Singapore Airlines plane
A Singapore Airlines plane is seen on the tarmac at Changi Airport in Singapore on Mar 15, 2021. (Photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Scoot will stop carrying transit passengers on their services from Singapore to Hong Kong due to new regulatory requirements in Hong Kong, both airlines said on Thursday evening (Apr 15).
SIA's move will take effect from Saturday, while Scoot will stop carrying transit passengers from Singapore from Apr 30.
"From 17 April 2021 until further notice, Singapore Airlines will stop carrying transit passengers on our services from Singapore to Hong Kong due to new regulatory requirements in Hong Kong.
"Services from Hong Kong to Singapore remain unaffected, and passengers originating from Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en-route to their final destinations," said SIA, in response to queries from CNA.
"We will be reaching out to all affected customers to offer the necessary assistance," said the airline.
Customers may choose to rebook or seek a refund, added SIA.
READ: Hong Kong government bars Singapore Airlines passenger flights from Apr 3 to 16; COVID-19 case detected
In response to queries from CNA, Scoot also said that the airline would also stop carrying transit passengers on its flights from Apr 30 "until further notice".
"Customers who have booked transfer flights to Hong Kong will be provided a refund," it said.
"Our flights from Hong Kong to Singapore remain unaffected, and passengers originating from Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en-route to their final destinations."
Currently Singapore Airlines (SIA) passenger flights departing from Singapore have been barred from landing in Hong Kong from Apr 3 to Apr 16.
Scoot passenger flights departing from Singapore will not be allowed to land in Hong Kong from Friday (Apr 16) to Apr 29, the government of Hong Kong said earlier on Thursday.
The temporary ban on SIA flights into Hong Kong was as a result of a passenger on SQ882 flying from Singapore to Hong Kong on Mar 31 being confirmed to have COVID-19 when tested on arrival in the territory.
READ: Scoot passenger flights barred from entering Hong Kong after two passengers tested COVID-19 positive
In addition, three passengers had also "failed to comply with requirements specified under the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulation of Cross-boundary Conveyances and Travellers) Regulation (Cap. 599H)", the Hong Kong government previously said.
According to a Hong Kong government website on COVID-19, the requirements prescribed by Chapter 599H are quarantine-related.
Thursday's press release from the Hong Kong government stated that a Scoot passenger flight (TR980), arriving from Singapore to Hong Kong on Apr 11, had two passengers who tested positive for COVID-19.
One passenger had also failed to comply with requirements “specified under the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulation of Cross-boundary Conveyances and Travellers) Regulation (Cap. 599H),” said the release.
A Singapore Airlines plane
A Singapore Airlines plane is seen on the tarmac at Changi Airport in Singapore on Mar 15, 2021. (Photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore Airlines (SIA) and Scoot will stop carrying transit passengers on their services from Singapore to Hong Kong due to new regulatory requirements in Hong Kong, both airlines said on Thursday evening (Apr 15).
SIA's move will take effect from Saturday, while Scoot will stop carrying transit passengers from Singapore from Apr 30.
"From 17 April 2021 until further notice, Singapore Airlines will stop carrying transit passengers on our services from Singapore to Hong Kong due to new regulatory requirements in Hong Kong.
"Services from Hong Kong to Singapore remain unaffected, and passengers originating from Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en-route to their final destinations," said SIA, in response to queries from CNA.
"We will be reaching out to all affected customers to offer the necessary assistance," said the airline.
Customers may choose to rebook or seek a refund, added SIA.
READ: Hong Kong government bars Singapore Airlines passenger flights from Apr 3 to 16; COVID-19 case detected
In response to queries from CNA, Scoot also said that the airline would also stop carrying transit passengers on its flights from Apr 30 "until further notice".
"Customers who have booked transfer flights to Hong Kong will be provided a refund," it said.
"Our flights from Hong Kong to Singapore remain unaffected, and passengers originating from Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en-route to their final destinations."
Currently Singapore Airlines (SIA) passenger flights departing from Singapore have been barred from landing in Hong Kong from Apr 3 to Apr 16.
Scoot passenger flights departing from Singapore will not be allowed to land in Hong Kong from Friday (Apr 16) to Apr 29, the government of Hong Kong said earlier on Thursday.
The temporary ban on SIA flights into Hong Kong was as a result of a passenger on SQ882 flying from Singapore to Hong Kong on Mar 31 being confirmed to have COVID-19 when tested on arrival in the territory.
READ: Scoot passenger flights barred from entering Hong Kong after two passengers tested COVID-19 positive
In addition, three passengers had also "failed to comply with requirements specified under the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulation of Cross-boundary Conveyances and Travellers) Regulation (Cap. 599H)", the Hong Kong government previously said.
According to a Hong Kong government website on COVID-19, the requirements prescribed by Chapter 599H are quarantine-related.
Thursday's press release from the Hong Kong government stated that a Scoot passenger flight (TR980), arriving from Singapore to Hong Kong on Apr 11, had two passengers who tested positive for COVID-19.
One passenger had also failed to comply with requirements “specified under the Prevention and Control of Disease (Regulation of Cross-boundary Conveyances and Travellers) Regulation (Cap. 599H),” said the release.
sounds funny
sinkies go hk quarantine first
hongkanese cum sinkypura then quarantine later when back
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