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We are really in trouble - pinkypanther - 23-11-2021 Coming December there’ll be horde of travelers trawling in Singapore, and many brisking businesses, eateries are already open in anticipation of hearty dinning. Shrouded in the happiness, there lies a hidden threat, with permeable penetration to the heart of the nation. The covid is gaining traction and ground each day we liberate the restrictions. Taxi business are slowly acclimating with the new “low” fare structure, as well as calibrated increase of jobs from CAG, the Changi airport terminals. Majority of Singaporean and residents are already vaccinated leaving a small pocket of individuals who aren’t vaccinated due to various reason, most if not all are starting to live normally, engaging in activities and chores in pre-covid times. It is the perfect condition and catalyst enabling the Covid to gain stronger proposition and ground. Every decision made so far, actions executed and implemented nationwide at a bureaucratic level, whether by choice or not, has somewhat contribute to the re-emergence of Covid spike waiting to explode. The Covid is looming along the corridor and will spare no effort in executing the eventful culling moment that is waiting to be happen in this little red dot. A perfect storm from Covid is brewing. More at https://tinyurl.com/3rm7n8ub RE: We are really in trouble - Sticw - 23-11-2021 By December they downgrade covid to common flu and the world reopens. Then they all ban China cos China on zero covid path. And no mRNA Pfizer... Lol RE: We are really in trouble - Galilo_l - 23-11-2021 Sumwan oredi preempt dun noe when can we reach new normal but towkay said in tree to six mths time 🙄 RE: We are really in trouble - sgxin - 24-11-2021 Vietname saw a sudden spike yesterday. Could it be due to a new variant?