
Any NSmen?7/9 have names sound like from sica, 2/9 Chinese like from JH.
The joke is:mayor leh.. 不要玩玩
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
Yeah, hardly a squeak from him usuallyYa lor... just kept creating his present and awareness... 真不要脸。。
The reality that we cannot deny.work 20 year so what. they have land and propertieSSS back home. once they extract enough value bye bye.
he can go ahead and adopt them as his family, give them a roof for all i care. i don't want my tax money spent on unloyal people. the only way i would recgonize them as sinkies is if they are singapore CITIZEN, not wp ep sp pr. as well as serve ns
yup same here, i already decided that the country is hopeless. after my parents pass there is nothing for me to live for. i don't intend to have kids also, country has gone to the dumps, my only regret is i didn't make it in life because i am too honest.The reality that we cannot deny.
Sg inc is just temp stop for some of the NCs before they obtained the citizenship of their next country of preference.
I was pissed before.
Now, I am already numb to it liao.
Goodness. Just like the climber that went missing a year ago or something- what happened to him?The nine missing Singaporeans have been identified as Rengarajan Prabu, Shalinny Deavy Elan Sozan, Subramaniam Diraviam, Rajesvaran Ayyavoo, Estee Loeh, Ghosh Aditi, Ng Kit Kuen, Shubakshi Rawla and Sumit Rawla.
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AI-generated images (top row) of four Singaporeans missing in Nepal have been shared online. A travel agency uploaded photos (bottom row) of the four to Facebook on Aug 28. The photos were taken from scans of their travel documents.
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Probably issorry but... the video looks like AI![]()
I'd takle JH then7/9 have names sound like from sica, 2/9 Chinese like from JH.

I see it from another way.yup same here, i already decided that the country is hopeless. after my parents pass there is nothing for me to live for. i don't intend to have kids also, country has gone to the dumps, my only regret is i didn't make it in life because i am too honest.
Cone to edmw will be clean with ntuc points and acct bend and threads deletedhttps://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
Homeless citizens have no home and own no property. Yet PAP’s system somehow deems them to have an Annual Value above S$31,000 and denies them GST Voucher Cash.Got his background from AI
Involvement in Immigrant & Integration Roles
Yes, Alex Yam is actively involved in integration initiatives in Singapore, holding several advisory and leadership positions related to social cohesion and immigrant integration:
- Advisor to the Integration Council: He serves as an advisor to the People's Association (PA) Integration Council, which drives local grassroot integration initiatives, help new immigrants adapt to Singaporean norms, and build stronger bonds between new arrivals and local residents.
- National Steering Committee on Racial and Religious Harmony: He sits on this committee, focusing on inter-community relations, social cohesion, and maintaining harmony among diverse cultural and immigrant groups.
- Government Parliamentary Committee (GPC): He has held roles within the Culture, Community and Youth GPC, which oversees policy areas touching on social integration, civic engagement, and community unity.
- Public Stance on Immigration Debates: In public discussions regarding integration and new citizens, Yam has frequently advocated for compassion, warning against divisive rhetoric that measures "Singaporeanness" by xenophobic standards or targets new immigrants during sensitive national moments.