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Archive for the ‘Current Affairs’ Category

Point of lockdown: any lockdown

To buy time to prepare to contain future outbreaks. Governments all over the world from India to states in the US to China and the UK have all imposed lockdowns. The point of the lockdown was to accept short-term economic pain as the price of getting the virus under control. Economist But once the country brings its infection...

Ministers’ 3-month pay cut: PAP should not mislead citizens, should review ‘pow chiak’ pay formula

Phillip Ang * The author blogs at LikeDatOsoCanMeh. Read More →

Transparency and open communication is required for the effective management of pandemics and crises

#COVID19 is going to be with us for the next two years or so, or more, until a vaccine or cure is developed. This means that we have to change our work patterns and lifestyles to adjust to the new environment. We cannot underestimate COVID-19. Some decision-makers in Singapore have talked about how COVID-19 is too smart and...

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