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Yesterday (19 Oct) there were 3994 COVID cases in Singapore and 7 deaths. This includes 3480 new cases in the community, 501 in migrant worker dormitories and 13 imported cases. This is despite going through more than 3 weeks of the latest restrictions. MOH said that this is a “usual …

What kind of blunder is that and how are they going to make up to her?

When our cases first reached the thousands this year, the MTF decided to implement new restrictions from Sep 27 to Oct 24 “to reduce the strain on healthcare capacity”. Group sizes for social gatherings and dining in were cut from five to two. It’s already been about 3 weeks, but just yesterday …

Workers at the Westlite Jalan Tukang dorm have been voicing their frustrations over the past week. They said that they were not given proper access to medical support, and were not properly isolated. About a quarter of the 2,000 workers staying in the dorm have reportedly tested positive for Covid-19. …

The hawker had to forgo 4 days of what little business they have to get by.

The glass shard was allegedly found in a Big Mac burger from the Metropolis outlet.

They don't need a Straits Times campaign. They need better policies, better systems and more time to rest!

Hi, I would like to complaint about a quarantine order on AMK ITE. My brother was taken over there for QO . The environment is very terrible, terrible & terrible. We have been calling MOH to complain about it and we really feel hopeless that Singapore government does not help …

How is it ok when it will cost us several deaths a day? If they think it's ok, they are totally sick in the head!

According to the Governor of Indonesia’s Riau Islands Ansar Ahmad, the “travel bubble” scheme with Singapore, initially slated for October 2021, has been cancelled following our surge in COVID-19 cases. Indonesia will continue to reopen to tourists from six countries (Korea, China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and New Zealand) from October 14. …