Land on the tiny island is expensive and scarce, prompting the Health Minister to announce that "the Government had shortlisted a few potential sites" for this purpose.
From my point of view, Johor, Batam & Bintan would be good locations to start with although I'd dare say that with the recent trouble over the bridge, our southern neighbours would probably have more luck with the two Indon islands.
Having said that, I also think our smes have not really geared up to address the growing number of healthy, older people in our society who will enjoy a whole range of services that could be designed for them - holidays, entertainment, healthcare, investment products, and yes, even retirement villages.
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hmmmm.....lease to them in sing dollars
ReplyDeleteI'm sure Singapore's senior citizens are celebrating the fact that an economically viable solution has been found to the problem created by their very existence.
ReplyDeleteYou really don't see the soft issue behind that Channel News Asia report, eh?
I'm sure Singapore's senior citizens are celebrating the fact that an economically viable solution has been found to the problem created by their very existence.
ReplyDeleteYou really don't see the soft issue behind that Channel News Asia report, eh?
hmmm.. true... the sg government is well known for that. isn't it nice to know your country cares for you....
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