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Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Saturday (Oct 10) outlined measures in place to protect Singaporeans from the effects of the worseni…
Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Saturday (Oct 10) outlined measures in place to protect Singaporeans from the effects of the worsening haze situation. She also said she had been in touch with the Indonesian Environment Minister and that Singapore stands ready to assist.
"We are concerned about the wellbeing of our people. We are on top of the situation. We have plans put in place, and we'll do whatever is needed to protect the public health of Singaporeans," she said.
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@@Commenter0123Imported3wk ago
SG and Malaysia should learn from Japan and China to send help to Indonesia to show deep concern.
@@dzogshun5575Imported3wk ago
Money can ''Stop" all the Haze problems !! 🤔
@@calvinchew7985Imported3wk ago
If Indonesia need machinery and manpower to clear forest every year then can request Singapore assistance then can avoid this situation annually...instead of burning so stupid...
@@yusufbest4475Imported3wk ago
Protect our elderlies and children who are vulnerable.
@@ThegadgetoldmanImported3wk ago
Don’t wait to deploy the masks if really concern about the public health. I don’t see any vending machines being setup in preparation..
@@PheonixbellyfulImported3wk ago
Omg, it is seriously so bad now! We should consider this a biological warfare. 😤 At least many here can afford ac and purifiers. Sad for those that can’t. Need class action lawsuits and compensation.
@@kelvin-2204Imported3wk ago
Sue the Indo government
@@teeviiboxImported3wk ago
Too little too late ... just let nature takes its course. No mention of any wrongdoings by companies with offices in Singapore. Masks should also be distributed when PSI reaches unhealthy level for consecutive days, NOT AFTER it enters very unhealthy level!
@@DarshanDhesiSinghImported3wk ago
So who started the fire? Small time farmers or something bigger than that?
@@michaellim8601Imported3wk ago
Singapore government has duty to look after health of Singaporeans.
@@michaellim8601Imported3wk ago
What is pm wong doing?
@@vincecarloImported3wk ago
So SLOW to teact<br>F1 in Town then Come Out n Talk<br>Just Talk<br>Oh Wait ..... BIG FAT Pay INCREASE Coming
Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu on Saturday (Oct 10) outlined measures in place to protect Singaporeans from the effects of the worsening haze situation. She also said she had been in touch with the Indonesian Environment Minister and that Singapore stands ready to assist.
"We are concerned about the wellbeing of our people. We are on top of the situation. We have plans put in place, and we'll do whatever is needed to protect the public health of Singaporeans," she said.
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