Netizens respond to Ong Ye Kung's recent speech on imported Covid-19 cases, one says 'His speech will change when Covid cases go up' - Singapore News

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Netizens respond to Ong Ye Kung's recent speech on imported Covid-19 cases, one says 'His speech will change when Covid cases go up' - Singapore News
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'It's funny how no one challenged him...why the double standard?' one commenter wrote. Another netizen commented, 'He has no medical background,' while another said, 'I didn't hear any clear logical explanation from him.'

"It's funny how no one challenged him...why the double standard?" one commenter wrote. Another netizen commented,"He has no medical background," while another said,"I didn't hear any clear logical explanation from him."

Mr Ong broke down the figures for imported COVID-19 cases. “For the whole four weeks running up to the first of January, 200 travellers from China were detected to be Covid-19 positive,” he said. “So they accounted for less than five per cent of our total imported infections. ASEAN countries accounted for over 50 per cent. The rest of Asia, about 15 per cent. Europe, 11 per cent. Middle East, nine per cent.

He also zeroed in on the surge China is facing, saying, “It’s part of the new norm. Today, it is China. Tomorrow, another region may experience a major wave.” Mr Ong then referenced Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s New Year’s Day message, saying, “If the situation continues to be stable after the year-end travel season and the infection wave in China, we can look forward to making final adjustments to our remaining social restrictions to establish a post-pandemic normalcy.

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