안뇽!
하루만에 또왔어요..
싱가폴 클립들이. 다들 짧고 짧게 비슷비슷한 영상들만 가득가득해서
다 자르고 나니… 4분이 되지 않는..? ㅋㅋ
카메라 앞에서 말도 많이 안했길래…
제가 좋아하는 노래 배경음악으로 깔고 간단하게 만들어봤어요
허접한 편집이지만 그날 그날 핵심만 담아 제가 뭘했는지 기록했으니
재밌게 봐주세요~~ 🙂
Hi! welcome back to my channel and im already back with another vlog from Singapore.
Its a short video basically showing what I did while I was in Singapore ( it was a business trip for 3 days :-))
not many stories but records haha
hope you enjoy this video and see you soon!
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will kick off a series of broadcasts by ministers at 7.30pm tonight (June 7). For the next two weeks, several members of his Cabinet will talk about what the future looks like for Singapore and their plans to see the country through the challenges caused by Covid-19.
The national broadcasts will start from 7.30pm on the following dates:
June 7: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to speak on “Overcoming the crisis of a generation”
June 9: Minister for National Development and Second Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong on “Living with Covid-19”
June 11: Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for National Security Teo Chee Hean on “Resilience in a changing external environment”
June 14: Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing on “Making a living in a Covid-19 world”
June 17: Senior Minister and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Tharman Shanmugaratnam on “A stronger and more cohesive society”
June 20: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Heng Swee Keat on “Emerging stronger together”
Four students and one school employee tested positive for COVID-19 in Singapore. Education Minister Ong Ye Kung said in a news conference on Sunday (Jun 7) that health authorities are of the view that they were not likely to be infectious when they were in school. DETAILS: https://cna.asia/2AI7aoO
Those infected are from Anglican High School, CHIJ Katong Convent, CHIJ St Theresa’s Convent, Geylang Methodist Secondary School and Hwa Chong Institution. 29 staff members and 100 students who were in contact with them are on leave of absence or home quarantine order. Director of Medical Services at the Singapore Ministry of Health Kenneth Mak also spoke at the news conference.
The Singapore Government is developing and will “soon” roll out a portable and wearing contact tracing device, Minister-in-charge of the Smart Nation initiative Vivian Balakrishnan said in Parliament on Friday (Jun 5). If the device works, it may be distributed to everyone in Singapore. Dr Balakrishnan added that there are no plans to make it compulsory for everyone to download the TraceTogether contact tracing app. Here’s why: https://cna.asia/373iuIf
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A drive-through facility at the One Farrer Hotel lobby allows “priority groups” of people to be tested for the coronavirus.
Authorities will determine who are selected for testing based on “public health priorities”, said a general manager at the hotel.
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On May 19, the Covid-19 Multi-Ministry Taskforce announced in a press conference a 3-phased approach Singapore will embark on when circuit breaker ends on Jun. 2. Why do we need 3 phases? How long will each phase last, and why? Here are the reasons.
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CNA goes on board the SuperStar Gemini cruise ship which is housing 1,500 migrant workers who have recovered from COVID-19. They are staying there so as to ensure they do not get re-infected from an outbreak in several foreign worker dormitories across Singapore.
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From May 19, most schools in Singapore will resume face-to-face lessons for between 50 and 200 students each day, over the next two weeks. This is to prepare them for upcoming national exams like the A-Levels. The Education Ministry told CNA students who need to catch up on coursework or practical work, and those with learning gaps, will get priority to return during the mid-year holidays.
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A new autonomous drone system is being tested in an industrial estate in the western part of Singapore. It is used to conduct surveillance and prevent crimes such as housebreaking and theft.
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While visitors have to stay home amid the “circuit breaker” measures, the Singapore Zoo’s ring-tailed coatimundis get a chance to explore the park, with the help of their keepers. A zookeeper tells CNA more about the animals’ new routine: https://cna.asia/2yJVXmV
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To protect Singapore’s elderly from COVID-19, hundreds of nursing home staff will be housed in hotels and some of them will stay on-site at the nursing homes, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong announced in a news conference on Friday (May 8). Read more: https://cna.asia/2SN49tp
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Singapore has started testing around 30,000 residents and staff in residential care homes to better protect the elderly.
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Singapore residents will be given new reusable face masks when the COVID-19 circuit breaker period draws to its end. This time, people will also be able to collect their masks from vending machines even after office hours. We take a closer look at how it works: https://cna.asia/3diXUW3
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Singapore is developing a nationwide COVID-19 testing strategy to better detect COVID-19 cases in the community, National Development Minister Lawrence Wong said in Parliament on Monday (May 4). In a ministerial statement, he said that the strategy will involve “more extensive community surveillance” and testing will be prioritised for higher-risk and more vulnerable groups, including those at nursing homes. Read more: https://cna.asia/3b00xdT
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Singapore may lift its circuit breaker when community cases fall to zero or single digits over a sustained period, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong said in Parliament on Monday (May 4) in a ministerial statement on the COVID-19 pandemic. “For any reopening of our borders, we are likely to start small and selectively, and to continue to impose a mix of isolation and test requirements, to protect ourselves from new imported cases leading to community spread,” he said. Read more: https://cna.asia/2KYFuhe
For Singapore to lift its COVID-19 “circuit breaker” measures, the number of community cases daily should fall to zero or single digits over a sustained period of time, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong told Parliament on Monday (May 4). He also outlined the other factors that authorities will take into consideration, including Singapore’s testing and contact-tracing capabilities. https://cna.asia/2KYFuhe
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Priority will be given to students from the graduating cohort taking national examinations and those who require school facilities for their coursework and practical sessions.
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Singapore is announcing the gradual easing of enhanced circuit breaker restrictions as the number of community cases of COVID-19 comes down. Home-based food businesses, selected food retail outlets, hairdressers and pet supplies stores can open from May 12.
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“At the right time, we will certainly do a comprehensive review of this (COVID-19) pandemic and our response, and seek to learn from it,” said Minister Lawrence Wong in a news conference on Saturday (May 2). “I have no doubt that we will find many things which we could have done better, and many changes which should be made in order for us to be better prepared the next time. That is our overall attitude to always seek to learn,” said Mr Wong.
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Speaking at a press conference today (May 1), Minister Lawrence Wong urged everyone to remain vigilant and that it would be “premature for anyone, whether in Singapore, or anywhere in the world to assume that once we pass this particular wave, and say, in June, July, the world will be free from Covid-19 and life would be able to resume. No one can say that.”
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Singapore’s #COVID19 multi-ministry task force on Apr 27 announced “crucial need” to ramp up testing capacity for the novel coronavirus, as part of the country’s plans beyond the “circuit breaker” period.
These medical technologists from Tan Tock Seng Hospital take viewers through the steps to detect SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
“The worst is when it’s 4am and … you still have to concentrate very hard because we really cannot afford to make any mistake.”
As Singapore approaches 100 days since the first Covid-19 patient was diagnosed here, executive editor Sumiko Tan speaks to chief health scientist Prof Tan Chorh Chuan on our progress so far. Prof Tan was the Ministry of Health’s director of medical services during the Sars epidemic in 2003. He discusses the lessons learnt since then and how they have informed how we are battling the coronavirus.
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Health Minister Gan Kim Yong refuted comments that Singapore has reduced COVID-19 testing among migrant workers. In a news conference, he explained Singapore’s testing approach to determine the extent of COVID-19 infection in foreign worker dormitories, adding that 21,000 workers living in dormitories have been tested so far. Read more: https://cna.asia/2KDlTD4
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“Eventually, we will want to gradually relax our restrictions as our community cases come down and we resume activities. This needs to be done in a safe manner … and the key enabler for this is really to have a scaled-up testing capacity,” Minister Lawrence Wong said during a media conference on Monday (Apr 27). He added that authorities are starting to test essential workers – including healthcare, frontline and nursing home workers – more regularly, particularly those who work with the vulnerable and senior citizens: https://cna.asia/3cO6UlR
The Changi Exhibition Centre isolation facility started receiving its first patients on Apr. 25, 2020.
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