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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Eating at a food court with Social Distancing measures in place. Family and couples could still be close though.
The past couple of days, we are getting less imported cases but more community cases. The authorities still tries their best to contact trace each case to its origin.
Current death toll here is 4.
https://i.imgur.com/QMFOIU2.jpg
I feel that people generally are taking upon themselves to stand at least 1 metre apart.
https://i.imgur.com/3CiOsi9.jpg
I visit this eating place near my home quite frequently for the mixed rice veg meat meal. It is located at the void deck of a flat. We called it a coffeeshop aka Kopitiam (a Hokkien/ Teochew dialect, tiam means shop ). Though the word Kopitiam was also used by a big air con food court chain here. It is called a coffeeshop as the most basic stall present will definitely be selling coffee and tea and other beverages. The owner of the coffeeshop is also the one running the coffee stall. The coffeeshop has stalls you can find at a hawker centre. Price wise might be slightly more expensive.
https://i.imgur.com/91fk8Lz.jpg
It is quite common to see people resting or sleeping in the void deck. They generally are workers in the construction industry. After lunch they will find a void deck to take a nap.
Eating at a food court with Social Distancing measures in place. Family and couples could still be close though.
The past couple of days, we are getting less imported cases but more community cases. The authorities still tries their best to contact trace each case to its origin.
Current death toll here is 4.
https://i.imgur.com/QMFOIU2.jpg
I feel that people generally are taking upon themselves to stand at least 1 metre apart.
https://i.imgur.com/3CiOsi9.jpg
I visit this eating place near my home quite frequently for the mixed rice veg meat meal. It is located at the void deck of a flat. We called it a coffeeshop aka Kopitiam (a Hokkien/ Teochew dialect, tiam means shop ). Though the word Kopitiam was also used by a big air con food court chain here. It is called a coffeeshop as the most basic stall present will definitely be selling coffee and tea and other beverages. The owner of the coffeeshop is also the one running the coffee stall. The coffeeshop has stalls you can find at a hawker centre. Price wise might be slightly more expensive.
https://i.imgur.com/91fk8Lz.jpg
It is quite common to see people resting or sleeping in the void deck. They generally are workers in the construction industry. After lunch they will find a void deck to take a nap.
