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Singapore Officials Condemn Racist Online Comments Over Nepal Crisis
Senior Singaporean leaders have strongly denounced harmful racial rhetoric circulating online regarding missing nationals in Nepal and unfounded claims about the Singapore Airlines-Air India transaction. Authorities have launched investigations into the sources of these inflammatory statements.
5 Sept, 09:02 — 5 Sept, 13:15
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straits-timesMostly Factual11h ago
Racist comments should not be tolerated and normalised in S’pore: Shanmugam - The Straits Times
Racist comments should not be tolerated and normalised in S’pore: Shanmugam The Straits Times
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Racism has no place in Singapore; concerns about SIA-Air India deal ‘purely commercial’, says MP Kenneth Tiong
The Workers' Party MP was responding to comments by Senior Minister K Shanmugam on Saturday (Sep 5), in which he addressed racist online comments about the Nepal-Tibet disaster and SIA’s investment in Air India.
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