Snippets of Singapore's Life
Sharing some sights of Singapore as the game feels very monotonous to me. To start off, this is a Peking opera I watch over the weekend. The stunt work of the Monkey King was impressive. http...
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"KLmaker;c-2120471" wrote:
No, the flowers for new businesses isn't done here in UK as a rule, don't know about individual communities though.
As for the woman who scolded you, was that because she was there or there without a mask??
If she was masked it would show responsibility as she obviously has some status and people would notice that, I imagine anyway.
More and more people are wearing masks here, though with strange looks from other people it suggests a lot of people are not taking it seriously.
So far there are no reported cases in my County; though I don't think enough is being done as we now have person to person cases; and idiots going out panic buying, dozens of rolls of paper for example, why does someone think they will need that much paper, leaving others short is irresponsible.
While they were huffing and puffing stripping shelves, didn't they think that someone doing the same thing next to them may already have it???
I think she scolded me because firstly, to be seen as being involved in such a religious ritual might not put her in a good light. Secondly she was in a crowded place but in the educational video, she asked people not to go to crowded places. Thirdly, I saw her on two nights , first night she was wearing a mask. In Singapore, we are actually directed by our Government not to wear a mask if we are not sick. I think it has to do with the mask shortages. Our government only gave each household four masks. Retail masks are hard to acquire.
So for her to be a spokesperson of the coronavirus, her actions were against the advice the Government gave. :open_mouth:
