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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category

Opening the borders – setback from New Zealand

Singapore wants to start opening its borders. The first step is to allow travelers from New Zealand and Brunei to come into Singapore. It has received an unexpected rebuff from New Zealand. The NZ government probably considers Singapore to be risky and does not encourage its residents to travel to Singapore at this time. I want...

Unilaterally waiving the Stay Home Notice for travellers

I refer to the news that Singapore will unilaterally waive the Stay Home Notice for travellers coming from Brunei, New Zealand and Vietnam, among others. Despite all those countries being friendly countries and furthermore, Brunei and Vietnam are fellow ASEAN member countries, such "exceptional pap leadership" initiative has...

Create temporary jobs during the economic downturn

I suggest the following measures to create meaningful jobs during the economic downturn. 1) Allow each teacher to employ an assistant, working 4 hours a day, and earn $15 per hour, to help monitor the students in the class and studying at home. There are 30,000 teachers in Singapore teaching in primary and secondary schools. This...

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