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In a Facebook post written on 30 June 2021, PSP’s Dr Tan Cheng Bock responded to recent news about MOH debunking claims of the mRNA vaccinations being dangerous for the youths. He pointed out the dismissive nature of the statements form MOH. “Let me on the outset say that it …

The government never listens. Even when Singaporeans deserve the right to know.

"To describe the swabbing experience as horrifying would be to undermine what my brother was put through."

MOH recently announced that those who are 12-18 years old can take the Pfizer vaccine. But somehow this 16-year-old boy was allowed to register for his vaccination at Kolam Ayer Community Club which only carries the Moderna vaccine. “Our investigations found that the individual’s date of birth had been erroneously …

This is unacceptable. We must not allow any more "South Asians" like her to enter our country and then tarnish our reputation!

A parent was asked for consent for her son's second dose of the Covid19 vaccine but not the first. She took to ST forum to express her confusion.

Ever since the emergence of CO-VID 19 cases, I have observed a spike in racists comments online like on Facebook,Twitter and other social media platforms. Is MOH painting a picture that only the Foreign Indian Workers or Imported Cases from India are the sole culprits for the recent spike in infections ?

So far, the 154 media has publicly announced a few potential PAP candidates for the upcoming general elections and they have been all from public sector. More names should be announced soon as the elections looms near, but it will not be a surprise if the rest will also be from the public sector.

On 17 April 2020 the Ministry of Health (MOH) announced 623 confirmed Covid19 cases in Singapore as of 12pm. This meant the total number of coronavirus cases was over 5,050. However the more interesting part was many netizens pointing out how Straits Times (ST) had edited its article. According to various screenshots, the same ST article had contradicting information about Singapore having 5,050 and also 5,573 confirmed cases.

By splitting up the cases into three mutually exclusive categories and labeling one such category as "the community", is the Ministry not advancing the implicit view that the other categories -- work permit holders, ie. our foreign workers -- are not considered as part of our community?