SINGAPORE - Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung took to his social media accounts to express his gratitude for bus drivers and denounce passengers who abuse them.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Transport Minister Ong Ye Kung took to his social media accounts to express his gratitude for bus drivers and denounce passengers who abuse them.
"Graciousness is the cornerstone of a caring society. Let's be there for our bus uncles and aunties." The post comes four days after a Facebook user posted a video of himself verbally abusing a bus driver who would not let him board a public bus wearing a neck gaiter instead of a face mask. Responding to queries from The Straits Times, lawyer Rajan Supramaniam said:"The Ministry of Health should provide clearer guidelines on whether neck gaiters, as well as other cloth items such as handkerchiefs and scarves, can be used as a substitute for face masks to enlighten the public.
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