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What this shows? Elderly eat breakfast
- Thread starter Ralders
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Tommy said we are in 1st world status now.
MOH contact tracing team need to track him down and get him tested.
hei rambut u've a problem?... my MP oso no kpkb...y u so kay-poh..?
We should just let natural selection and the Wuhan virus do its job,,get rid of the old and infirmed...
Circuit Breaker: Elderly man in Ang Mo Kio spotted eating his breakfast on dustbin
It is unclear why he decided to do so.
Tanya Ong|
April 13, 05:40 PM
Events
Murdoch University Fair
02 March 2020 - 07 March 2020
Kaplan City Campus @ Wilkie Edge
A Mothership reader shared this photo today (Apr. 13), in which a man appeared to be having his meal on a dustbin:
Photo contributed by Mothership reader.
The Mothership reader said that the photo was taken at around 9am today (Apr. 13), outside Block 338, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1.
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The contributor said that she saw him standing and eating there with his drink.
Photo by Mothership contributor.
She added that it is "sad" that the circuit breaker measures have resulted in this. However, it is unclear why the man decided to eat his food there.
Safe distancing and eating within hawker centres
With the circuit breaker measures kicking in, many people have been fined for violating safe distancing measures by eating inside hawker centres.
One man was issued a stern warning for eating at a hawker centre at Blk 89 Redhill Close.
While such circuit breaker measures are intended to keep people in their homes, the policies have affected different segments of the population differently, such as delivery personnel and taxi drivers.
Some of them were spotted eating by the roadside or inside their cars as a result of the safe distancing measure.
Delivery riders and taxi drivers can eat in cars or public spaces
In an update on Apr. 11, the Ministry of Health (MOH) clarified that delivery riders and drivers should have their meals at home.
However, if such an option is not practical, they can eat in their vehicles, or in public spaces such as void decks and park benches.
They also have to observe the following while eating:
Clarification on hawkers eating at tables
The National Environment Agency also recently clarified that stallholders are allowed to consume their meals at the table immediately in front of their stalls.
However, they can only dine alone and must keep a safe distance of at least one metre from other people.
Patrons waiting for their takeaway orders will also not be stopped from sitting down.
Patrons who are in vulnerable groups, including the elderly, are encouraged to seek assistance from other members in the same household or neighbours if they need to buy food from the hawker centre or market.
Top photo via Mothership reader
Circuit Breaker: Elderly man in Ang Mo Kio spotted eating his breakfast on dustbin
It is unclear why he decided to do so.
Tanya Ong|
Events
Murdoch University Fair
02 March 2020 - 07 March 2020
Kaplan City Campus @ Wilkie EdgeA Mothership reader shared this photo today (Apr. 13), in which a man appeared to be having his meal on a dustbin:
The Mothership reader said that the photo was taken at around 9am today (Apr. 13), outside Block 338, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1.
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The contributor said that she saw him standing and eating there with his drink.
She added that it is "sad" that the circuit breaker measures have resulted in this. However, it is unclear why the man decided to eat his food there.
Safe distancing and eating within hawker centres
With the circuit breaker measures kicking in, many people have been fined for violating safe distancing measures by eating inside hawker centres.
One man was issued a stern warning for eating at a hawker centre at Blk 89 Redhill Close.
While such circuit breaker measures are intended to keep people in their homes, the policies have affected different segments of the population differently, such as delivery personnel and taxi drivers.
Some of them were spotted eating by the roadside or inside their cars as a result of the safe distancing measure.
Delivery riders and taxi drivers can eat in cars or public spaces
In an update on Apr. 11, the Ministry of Health (MOH) clarified that delivery riders and drivers should have their meals at home.
However, if such an option is not practical, they can eat in their vehicles, or in public spaces such as void decks and park benches.
They also have to observe the following while eating:
- Dine alone and keep a distance of at least one metre from another individual.
- Dine quickly and leave the public space in a clean state after they have consumed their meals.
- Carry identification to indicate their employment status as essential service and selected service workers, and provide the identification upon request by Safe Distancing Ambassadors, Enforcement Officers, and police officers.
Clarification on hawkers eating at tables
The National Environment Agency also recently clarified that stallholders are allowed to consume their meals at the table immediately in front of their stalls.
However, they can only dine alone and must keep a safe distance of at least one metre from other people.
Patrons waiting for their takeaway orders will also not be stopped from sitting down.
Patrons who are in vulnerable groups, including the elderly, are encouraged to seek assistance from other members in the same household or neighbours if they need to buy food from the hawker centre or market.
Top photo via Mothership reader
and smoke too?
Not really. I smoke only when I get home, input then need to output mah.
There is nothing In the bin anyway.
in your toilet?
There could be a short woman inside the bin giving a blow while person is eating.
YES!
the new regime is getting more and more stupid by the day...
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