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He need to find out who the one posting the comments.
Is he making some assumptions here ?
Is he making some assumptions here ?


Did not know he is a mayor. Who.decides thatWords of gold from thismayor
Shouldn't SAF send help? Their soldiers are trapped in landslide.It is true... maybe he should get out of his laptop and stop the typing & scrolling and go to Nepal and help out...![]()
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4 of the excavators had arrived at the border crossing yesterday evening.
The catastrophe at the border crossing seems un-survivable. Might as well declare them as dead. Tiongs trying very hard to paint their rescue efforts as fast, efficient etc.... but it's all just wayang... There's nothing left to rescue.
Actually, I also dunno he is a mayor.Did not know he is a mayor. Who.decides that
Pappies lor. Not surprised that people didn't know he's mayor. He seems very idle, hardly featured on the news.Did not know he is a mayor. Who.decides that
It is true... SAF should help out... but our soldier might not be train to face the traumatic disastrous event... scully need counselling after come back...Shouldn't SAF send help? Their soldiers are trapped in landslide.
Don't want to give the wrong impression that soldiers sent out during real war won't be recovered yea?![]()
Ya lor... just kept creating his present and awareness... 真不要脸。。Pappies lor. Not surprised that people didn't know he's mayor. He seems very idle, hardly featured on the news.
Marsiling Yew Tee voters voted for him? Jin xiasuay.https://mothership.sg/2026/08/alex-yam-comments-nepal-floods-racist/
From Articles
Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC Member of Parliament (MP) and Mayor of the North-West district Alex Yam has called out comments questioning the nationality of the nine Singaporeans who remain missing after the Nepal floods, describing the comments as "racist" and "heartless".
'Loud minority'
Comments questioning the nationality of the nine missing Singaporeans have been left on social media posts about the news.
Such comments have appeared on platforms such as Facebook and TikTok.
an Aug. 31 Facebook post, Yam listed the names of the nine missing Singaporeans, writing that "nine of our own" remain missing among the thousands still unaccounted for.
"A terrible tragedy. But scrolling through the comments, I found something else equally difficult to stomach," Yam wrote.
He went to quote some of the comments, which include, "they don't look Singaporean", or "just import more".
"While families wait desperately for news of their loved ones, a loud minority of people apparently looked at the names and faces of those missing and decided that this was the moment to ask whether they were really Singaporean," he continued.
Some comments went as far as hoping that "people remain stranded or die" or questioning why Singaporean authorities should help, according to Yam.
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He should come EDMW, there is alot more here