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What an irony!

 NSW of which Sydney is its capital is opening its border to fully vaccinated international travelers from 1 November onwards (without quarantine or isolation). What an irony at a time when the Covid infections are spiking to open its border. When its Covid infections were in the single digit, NSW did not allow its own citizens to travel back from overseas let alone international visitors.

I supposed SG would also follow suit. Is it a case of hypocrisy or economic consideration?? Anyhow, it is good for the tourism and aviation sectors and definitely good for SIA !

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 SIA shares closed slightly higher at $5.54 cents today.

 SIA share closed 39 cts higher to $5.52 cts 👍

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Keep going SIA cos you're are still a great way to fly!

 

Another wonderful news for SIA and the tourism businesses. My guess is at least 50% of the crew are now flying and with the additional 9 countries (VTL) at least 80% of the crew will be back on roster. SIA will start to recover it business of transporting passengers. It will emerge stronger than before the pandemic. Keep going SIA!!! Tomorrow when the stock market opens, SIA shares will soar!

Good news for SIA

 From 15 November this year, South Korea and SG vv will start the bubble travel for vaccinated people   w/o quarantine but pcr test only (result must be negative). USA and SG are in the process of talking of   some kind of travel too. Currently, Vaccinated Travel Lane between Germany and SG vv and Brunei, SG vv are already in progress. This is good news for tourism and the travel industries especially SIA.

Covid cases in Singapore

 3,486!!....3,486!!! 3,486!!!! >>>>Tmr?? 4,400??

 Will the pandemic fade into a disease like the flu? The world is watching 

 Denmark for clues

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Will the pandemic fade into an ordinary disease like the flu? The world is watching Denmark for clues

Will the pandemic fade into an ordinary disease like the flu? The world is watching Denmark for clues

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Sept 29 (Reuters) - Singapore's health ministry reported 2,268 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, the highest since the beginning of the pandemic.

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