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The number of new Covid-19 cases in the community may be petering out but something a little more insidious has been spreading online.
Responding to various posts and videos accusing migrant workers of being “unhygienic”, Temasek chief executive and executive director Ho Ching took to Facebook on May 19 to speak up for the workers, calling the claims “rubbish”.
An unverified message attributed to the friend of an ‘ex-nurse’ working at a local community care facility made its rounds on the internet earlier this week, alleging that migrant workers were “disgustingly unhygienic”, had “all sorts of illnesses” and did not want to recover in order to continue enjoying their “comfortable stay”.
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