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It is a tri licensing agreement with NUS and Singhealth. Approval should be straightforward. If not is saying we ownself cmi
noobnub ( Date: 25-Jan-2022 11:37) Posted:
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The macines will be white elephants
noobnub ( Date: 25-Jan-2022 11:37) Posted:
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i never load and pick how to lose like siao?
tankoksee ( Date: 21-Jan-2022 20:15) Posted:
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can it be cant get approval? i also wondering
Sibehboeng ( Date: 25-Jan-2022 11:18) Posted:
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Eddie is good at putting up big wayang , at the expense of shareholders . All his business losing monies .
maybe 6 for now
tankoksee ( Date: 25-Jan-2022 11:03) Posted:
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STI down, maybe got bb need to liquidate holdings to free up funds lol
1/2 ??
noobnub ( Date: 25-Jan-2022 10:37) Posted:
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you should know where the price is heading next
Sibehboeng ( Date: 24-Jan-2022:09) Posted:
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All quiet liao... no movement
LowLow12 ( Date: 24-Jan-2022 09:48) Posted:
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They will not issue rights.
They already replied to SGX that they are going to raise funds at DLL level.
Meaning we will see more changes in shareholdings in DLL once they found placees.
I think they are going to IPO spin off this DLL once the lbusiness takes off.
This week most likely will hit wave 5 based on chart.
Immed target 12/13 on wave 5.
should hit by 27/28th January for a merry chinese new year.
Hope BBs dont disappoint.
12/13 lets come
They already replied to SGX that they are going to raise funds at DLL level.
Meaning we will see more changes in shareholdings in DLL once they found placees.
I think they are going to IPO spin off this DLL once the lbusiness takes off.
This week most likely will hit wave 5 based on chart.
Immed target 12/13 on wave 5.
should hit by 27/28th January for a merry chinese new year.
Hope BBs dont disappoint.
12/13 lets come
Will it issue right again?
So many rights issued after listing?.
Indeed it is not a bad idea
to issue rights to expand business
and for running capital.
Disa the one.... Ride with the trend...imo, lots of testing and tracing to continue...
tankoksee ( Date: 23-Jan-2022 09:51) Posted:
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was 1/2 before news...
now 8/9 after news out for 1 months+
how?
risks/ rewards management..la
now 8/9 after news out for 1 months+
how?
risks/ rewards management..la
Long time never trade, is Disa worth to enter at 8 and 9 for long term ?
SINGAPORE: Singapore will likely see a ?significant wave? of COVID-19 soon, with the more infectious Omicron variant now causing at least 70 per cent of daily cases, said co-chair of the multi-ministry task force Gan Kim Yong on Friday (Jan 21).
?But in reality, the proportion is likely to be higher, perhaps close to 90 per cent or more. Omicron has clearly dominated over Delta variant in Singapore,? Mr Gan said at a press conference.
?Given that the Omicron variant is more infectious, it is likely that we will soon see a significant wave.?
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said it expects the number of cases to rise sharply.
?Cases could double every two to three days and could reach 10,000 to 15,000, or even more, cases per day,? the ministry said in a media release.
Most of the Omicron cases have been ?mild?, especially among people who are fully vaccinated and even more for those who received their COVID-19 booster shots, said Mr Gan.
?The percentage of those who needed oxygen supplementation, intensive care or die is far lower than during the Delta wave. This is in line with the experience of other countries like South Africa and the United Kingdom," he added.
Given Omicron?s lower severity, Singapore should focus its attention on the number of patients in the intensive care unit instead of case numbers, MOH said.
?Nevertheless, Omicron?s higher transmissibility means that we cannot let our guard down, as an uncontrolled rise in overall case numbers could still push hospital and ICU admissions to unmanageable levels,? it added.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN
Singapore must be prepared that a ?significant proportion? of the workforce may be infected with the coronavirus, said Mr Gan, who is also Minister for Trade and Industry.
?If we have, for example, 15,000 cases a day, which is very possible, with each one of them out of action for an average of say about five days, we are looking at some 75,000 workers absent due to COVID-19.?
The number will be much higher if close contacts are included.
?This has been the experience of other countries and we cannot take it lightly," said Mr Gan.
Businesses should put in place ?robust? business continuity plans to mitigate disruptions to operations, especially for those in essential services, he added.
HEALTHCARE PROTOCOLS
To prepare for the Omicron wave, the Health Ministry will implement a series of measures, such as suspending visits to hospital wards and residential care homes for the next four weeks.
It has also made plans to optimise healthcare resources and adjust recovery protocols.
Studies by the National Centre of Infectious Diseases (NCID) have shown that although the Omicron variant is more transmissible, infected individuals carry a lower viral load and ?generally recover faster?, noted Health Minister Ong Ye Kung.
?But in reality, the proportion is likely to be higher, perhaps close to 90 per cent or more. Omicron has clearly dominated over Delta variant in Singapore,? Mr Gan said at a press conference.
?Given that the Omicron variant is more infectious, it is likely that we will soon see a significant wave.?
The Ministry of Health (MOH) said it expects the number of cases to rise sharply.
?Cases could double every two to three days and could reach 10,000 to 15,000, or even more, cases per day,? the ministry said in a media release.
Most of the Omicron cases have been ?mild?, especially among people who are fully vaccinated and even more for those who received their COVID-19 booster shots, said Mr Gan.
?The percentage of those who needed oxygen supplementation, intensive care or die is far lower than during the Delta wave. This is in line with the experience of other countries like South Africa and the United Kingdom," he added.
Given Omicron?s lower severity, Singapore should focus its attention on the number of patients in the intensive care unit instead of case numbers, MOH said.
?Nevertheless, Omicron?s higher transmissibility means that we cannot let our guard down, as an uncontrolled rise in overall case numbers could still push hospital and ICU admissions to unmanageable levels,? it added.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLAN
Singapore must be prepared that a ?significant proportion? of the workforce may be infected with the coronavirus, said Mr Gan, who is also Minister for Trade and Industry.
?If we have, for example, 15,000 cases a day, which is very possible, with each one of them out of action for an average of say about five days, we are looking at some 75,000 workers absent due to COVID-19.?
The number will be much higher if close contacts are included.
?This has been the experience of other countries and we cannot take it lightly," said Mr Gan.
Businesses should put in place ?robust? business continuity plans to mitigate disruptions to operations, especially for those in essential services, he added.
HEALTHCARE PROTOCOLS
To prepare for the Omicron wave, the Health Ministry will implement a series of measures, such as suspending visits to hospital wards and residential care homes for the next four weeks.
It has also made plans to optimise healthcare resources and adjust recovery protocols.
Studies by the National Centre of Infectious Diseases (NCID) have shown that although the Omicron variant is more transmissible, infected individuals carry a lower viral load and ?generally recover faster?, noted Health Minister Ong Ye Kung.
Good idea but very impractical . Need to install few thousand machine
😁 ... Move forward... Opportunities dont wait... 🤞
nqing87 ( Date: 21-Jan-2022 23:06) Posted:
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Im just thinking out loud.. pre-covid singapore has 19mil visitors yearly.. assuming 10 test per hr per machine and assuming we need everyone to get tested at airport before able to go out freely, then changi airport will need about 200 of such machines at least in order not to choke up the queue.. if talking abt dozens of machines still can find space to put but 200+ is a lot.. btw, I normally take just 1min to do my stuff at atm
tankoksee ( Date: 21-Jan-2022 16:33) Posted:
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prob lost till buay lin chu?
luckyfa ( Date: 21-Jan-2022 20:12) Posted:
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