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认同世界卫生组织,终止疫苗歧视 - 中文版本在英文版本之后 Join WHO to End Vaccine Discrimination

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Koo Yuan Hsin
5 years ago

I support!

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Low SK
5 years ago

This is a government which the people will need to vote them out in the next general elections.

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Paul Tan
5 years ago

NO nRNA for us.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

government buys sinovac n not recognised it why dump it on us

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Anonymous
5 years ago

If you don't endorse the vaccine don't release it.. Sabo the citizens!!

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Harry Lee
5 years ago

Do good to the people instead of discriminating against them.

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NK Sim
5 years ago

Do the right thing - stop all discrimination!! Right or wrong, history will record what you are doing to this country - to people, individual lives, families - the very fabric of society. If a mistake has been made, continuing on that path for whatever reason does not make it right. Wrong is wrong is wrong. Do what's right!

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Gong Lay Hong
5 years ago

Please look into the matter and carefully consider our petitions, thanks.

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Susan chua
5 years ago

I think Asian vaccine are more suitable for Asians physically.

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Weng Yee Chay
5 years ago

We must stop discrimination against vaccine from China. Vaccine is to save life especially when the whole world is facing a shortage. It should not be politicised for the sake of minority group interest.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Vaccinating with Sinovac for my own wellbeing as well as supported the national vaccination program.

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David Chin
5 years ago

Simply speaking, the government is clearly discriminating against Sinovac, which is approved by WHO . If the government truly believes Sinovac is not safe, why did they buy the vaccines in the first place. Since they deem it to be unsafe, they should have destroyed the stockpile and not allow its people to receive it. Shouldn't the safety and well-being of fellow Singaporeans be paramount? On top of that, the government allowed private clinics to administer the vaccines and suddenly said that those who received the vaccines will continue to be considered unvaccinated. Further discrimination.

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Janice Ong Muah Hee
5 years ago

NO to vaccination. I trust in the Lord for protection!

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Harry KC Wong
5 years ago

Ought to follow WHO guidelines !!!

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Ric Tan Kim San
5 years ago

I’m a recipient of Sinovac

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Larry Quah
5 years ago

Why allow the vaccine to be used and now treat like pariah?

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YC Ho
5 years ago

Supportive

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Julaiha
5 years ago

I agree I had Sinovac we must be treated same

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Steven Cheong Kwok Wing
5 years ago

I support equal treatment for Sinovac vaccine.

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Kwan Wei Ming Freddy
5 years ago Featured

Attention : public servants elected by the Singapore citizens Please share with your citizen what is the purpose of your policy? What gains you get for Singapore as a nation? Why you choose to deviate from WHO guidance? Thank you. Freddy Kwan