Checking Spa compliances to Covid Measure

[loneyheart]

Originally Posted by candeo_88

Bro, no need to SPools. Take bus or MRT from one end of Singapore to the other end can already kena liao.

Source:
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nati...says-health-dg

Agreed
All the while I feel pubic transport r the main unlink cases
At the beginning of covid19 mrt seat n standing still marked with 1m X
Now bochap liao n at time crowed too

[sgsingaboy]

Originally Posted by candeo_88

They might just take your token, walk to the counter, and point it at the SEG reader again.. BEEEEP........LL

Hahahaah like that still ok la. If suay suay tio then HRW with all the SDAs that come in lor! Wahahahaha!

[Sadly]

Originally Posted by loneyheart

Agreed
All the while I feel pubic transport r the main unlink cases
At the beginning of covid19 mrt seat n standing still marked with 1m X
Now bochap liao n at time crowed too

Public transport is very safe in SG, no issues. Even in international flights there isn’t any evidence of infections. You sit quietly, aircon, with your mask, easy. However spend once a day as a delivery man, dishwasher staff, market seller or in the kitchen of McDonalds… it is basically not possible to wear your mask all the time especially if you are 60+, overweight and a smoker. Hence no surprise with the Jurong fishery cluster at all.

[morrissey1209]

Originally Posted by loneyheart

Agreed
All the while I feel pubic transport r the main unlink cases
At the beginning of covid19 mrt seat n standing still marked with 1m X
Now bochap liao n at time crowed too

I tend to agree. Always loads of people coughing and sneezing all the time in close proximity on trains and buses. Sure we have masks on, but isn't it supposed to be combined with social distancing? If masks on alone can do it, there should never have been advice to socially distance.

[candeo_88]

On this I beg to differ. While "experts" have said air travel is safe, how do reconcile the fact that:
1) Requirement to be tested negative 48 - 72 hours pre-departure to SG;
2) Method of testing is PCR and not ART;
3) Transit + flight time = anything from 1 to 24 hours depending from city of departure;
4) Arrive SG test again and walah...positive

So the potential point of exposure can be at the airport OR when you are cooped up in the plane. Being a regular traveller myself, I am always practising JIT and thus most of the exposure will be in the plane than in the transit hall. Then again, its my personal experience laaaa

Originally Posted by Sadly

Public transport is very safe in SG, no issues. Even in international flights there isn’t any evidence of infections. You sit quietly, aircon, with your mask, easy. However spend once a day as a delivery man, dishwasher staff, market seller or in the kitchen of McDonalds… it is basically not possible to wear your mask all the time especially if you are 60+, overweight and a smoker. Hence no surprise with the Jurong fishery cluster at all.

[Sadly]

The ones reaching SG positive have bought their certificates.. Everyday hundreds of people are not allowed to board their planes because of missing, outdated or non conform negative certificates. They will then buy a fake one outside the airport and check in at another counter. If you have been vaccinated in SG you will have received the A5 confirmation printed on the spot on a regular retail product without any security features. Very easy to falsify and cheaper than an official PCR test. And as you know there isn’t any global standard in certificates. There was a case of 40-50 infected people from India reaching HK a while ago. All had a negative certificates to present upon arrival..

Originally Posted by candeo_88

On this I beg to differ. While "experts" have said air travel is safe, how do reconcile the fact that:
1) Requirement to be tested negative 48 - 72 hours pre-departure to SG;
2) Method of testing is PCR and not ART;
3) Transit + flight time = anything from 1 to 24 hours depending from city of departure;
4) Arrive SG test again and walah...positive

So the potential point of exposure can be at the airport OR when you are cooped up in the plane. Being a regular traveller myself, I am always practising JIT and thus most of the exposure will be in the plane than in the transit hall. Then again, its my personal experience laaaa

[qjeffery]

Originally Posted by candeo_88

On this I beg to differ. While "experts" have said air travel is safe, how do reconcile the fact that:
1) Requirement to be tested negative 48 - 72 hours pre-departure to SG;
2) Method of testing is PCR and not ART;
3) Transit + flight time = anything from 1 to 24 hours depending from city of departure;
4) Arrive SG test again and walah...positive

So the potential point of exposure can be at the airport OR when you are cooped up in the plane. Being a regular traveller myself, I am always practising JIT and thus most of the exposure will be in the plane than in the transit hall. Then again, its my personal experience laaaa

Those tested negative before flight then positive upon arrival, mainly comes from India. If they can fake degree, they can fake anything.