SINGAPORE — Health Minister Ong Ye Kung will deliver a ministerial statement on Singapore’s response to the global Covid-19 situation in Parliament next Monday (Jan 9), with Members of Parliament (MP) set to ask questions about China’s
controls with effect from Jan 8, as it largely abandoned a so-called"zero Covid" policy designed to shield its 1.4 billion population from the virus for three years.
In Singapore, border measures and vaccination requirements for travellers from China have remained unchanged, although the Ministry of Health said last Wednesday it will make appropriate adjustments “Based on an order paper released on Friday, Mr Yip Hon Weng, MP for Yio Chu Kang Single Member Constituency has asked Mr Ong whether Singapore’s healthcare manpower is equipped to handle new Covid waves with countries such as China relaxing travel restrictions.
Transport Minister S Iswaran will also deliver a ministerial statement on the “safe and orderly restoration of Singapore’s air connectivity”. rules for Housing and Development Board flats is also set to be discussed on Monday, with MPs asking about the authorities’ methods for detecting such violations.
Mr Desmond Choo , who is also assistant secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, asked what the Government’s projected impact of the scheme on the wages and job opportunities of local workers.
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