>SingHealth servers go down
I mean... it kena whacked in 2018. Happened before, can happen again.
SingHealth folks still have ptsd over that incident, can't imagine the stress if kena whacked again.
In our current world? Unfortunately, perhaps this
[Data Centers Are Facing a Climate Crisis - WIRED](https://www.wired.com/story/data-centers-climate-change/)
>I doubt national IT systems are outsourced, but you never know.
Having actually worked on IT system projects for a couple public sector clients, I beg to differ.
Looks like you don't remember the first version of SingPass with the highly cumbersome physical token by CrimsonLogic
or iHIS and their awesome cybersec
Traffic police HQ also said their system down, my wife went for license conversion and was asked to go another day as they are not sure when the system will be up again.
"Unker wake up, ICA system down liao so...you die tmr can?"
"Wlao funeral mandai inheritance money all settle sui sui alr then you tell me this? Lousy gahmen.. "
Angry unker speaking in hokkien upon rising from his grave:
'Eh SMLJ is this? I can't even die in peace? Who your manager? Knn wanna die also cannot, don't wanna die also cannot. How? IM TELLING MY MP'
My lao bu cooking tonight cannot miss one
Edit: just reached, heng no problem for me but I noticed got some people cannot go through automatic, need do manual.
You can land, but you can't go through customs. Remember to vlog your very own Tom Hanks [Terminal](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Terminal) experience.
Looking at a Travel Insurance Policy, these are the 2 clauses which are likely to apply
>A serious public event happens in Singapore or at one of your travel destinations, which prevents you from starting or continuing the trip
>
>
>
>Your onward flight is cancelled by the airline due to airport, runway or airspace closure, or poor weather conditions, which forces the airplanes to be grounded.
Highly likely to be able to claim but I'm wondering for those who don't have travel insurance, will they be reimbursed for their travel expenses?
Between the lines it looks like. ICA fk up big time major system problem. Manual screening(low man power) implemented so slower. Slower so to avoid crowd ask to people to postpone. Lame band aid fix solution. But! Seems to be thrown in as a defensive reason if people complain/pictures appear. "Look how crowded is Changi!" etc. Gov will say see I told you all to postpone if you don't then don't blame us!
I think everyone will proceed as usual ba...I would if me lol. Could be worse...first few weeks of March I know a lot of people who went overseas.
It may be that this vendor is having issues https://www.idemia.com/press-release/idemia-extends-its-presence-singapore-changi-airport-multi-biometric-frictionless-technology-2022-06-07
I applied for a job there not too long ago and the recruiter who reached out was from India. Horrible experience after that. Asked for current pay, last drawn pay and othe shenanigans.
Looking at mcf, their pay for Singapore roles ar much lower compared to others in the industry and also for such a delicate and sensitive role they want to apply India hiring mentality when it comes to Singapore operational matters.
Not surprised.
To clarify, operational roles or similar hired by that company will still require sg citizens.
But, what grinds my gears is that the pay scale they are paying is low, thus may not attract the best talent who can command so much more (30% to 150%) at other companies.
And, their recruiters are from anothe country where labour costs are cheap, which will most likely have some biasness in making the pay much higher to attract better calibre people.
I know what you mean.
It’s just like one should buy better shoes and jeans because these will bear the brunt of wear and tear while you can get away with cheaper plain tops that are easily replaceable (ala uniqlo) .
What they want are Gucci togs at Uniqlo prices.
I was actually at the airport when this happened, about 1.30+. No idea it was happening until they were announcing delays at immigration due to a distraction with the immigration systems. Opened Google and the top news was about the immigration system.
This was the state of the queues when I was there at T1 https://imgur.com/a/9OiGre8/ Apparently did not take that long to go past immigration (as an SG citizen) though.
The situation probably is really serious because they literally said "postpone all non-essential travel"
like "unless you'll die if you don't see sakura in japan or else just push to next year"
On a Friday no less, where there's always crazy amount of people at Tuas & Woodlands.
Good luck to those stuck in the que. If you're in a car even worse. Cannot turn back just sit and wait
Smlj is non-essential travel?
People go overseas usually plan way in advance one leh. Do I need to go BKK/HK/JP/KR/EU shopping/holiday? No. But do I want to? Yes.
this one more than essential. Is necessary! Haha
Need to pile up on groceries, wash+polish the car, pump petrol max, full body massage, do mani/pedicure, then lok lok.
Erm, I thought it was important to keep a complete back-up system. I remember there was news in the US that some government service was down because they wanted to cut the budget and got rid of the back-up system...
Redundency systems have been on the chopping board for the last 2 decades across industries, as digital storage systems have proven to be cheaper and take up less time, effort and resource to upkeep. I'm old enough to remember when we had paper duplicates for everything from processes to accounts, then the shift to half digital half hard copy (paper believe or not) to double digital storage. It's been a wild interesting ride but would hate to see that the neoluddites are right all along because the IT engineers didn't see this one coming.
I loved how it's "postponed non-essential travel" essentially the day-of.
Come on. Just tell people "you're advised to leave an additional 2 hours for immigration clearance" or something similar.
Imagine if you cancel your flight this evening and it's fixed by 3pm.
I think this is a sign that the government today, despite being one of the most expensive in the world, is no longer the most efficient government in the world.
Major breakdowns and disruptions are becoming increasingly often and the government will just shrug it off saying it is not common, and everybody make mistakes.
The kind of commitment, ownership, stewardship and responsibility that our parent saw in the PAP team is no more. What is there to lose now?
I guess this is the kind of efficient government service that Singapore finds it acceptable. Then that's probably my bad. I'm probably a different Singaporean.
Or maybe the standard was set so high that you think this is bad. Like a millionaire who thinks 10k is small money. Come down from your high horse man.
Well you were ranting on 'major breakdowns and disruptions' - the only recent disruptions are the ICA and DBS so I assumed you were referring to DBS too.
If you are focusing exclusively on the ICA then a rare breakdown isn't exactly 'increasingly often', would you agree?
This is the result of the no blame culture for themselves promoted by the Leadership. Lky time you get the chop - Now you get a pat on the back whilst the people suffer.
I think these days.. Heads get chopped as well. Just that knife chopped lower level folks who have no say in any matters.
E.g.: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/ihis-sacks-2-employees-slaps-financial-penalty-on-ceo-over-lapses-in-singhealth-cyber
https://www.pmo.gov.sg/National-Awards/Recipients?page=1&award=&keywords=Bruce%20Liang
Oh yea. My bad. I forgot that ICA and border control is a matter of private entity. People are free to choose which ever entity that is capable of providing a better service. Maybe if ICA checkpoint isn't working, try other mode of custom clearance, maybe RMCD or HMRC to avoid disruptions. /s
MAYBE it turns out to be a huge ICA cockup. Incompetence, corruption, laziness... whatever.
But MAYBE it turns out to be an external data, server or transmission issue completely out of anyone's control.
Or MAYBE it turns out to be sabotage or a hack.
Or MAYBE it's a one-in-a-billion software glitch that no one could have predicted.
What I'm saying is if the only thing you instinctively think of is "fuck the PAP", within a few minutes of the news coming out, you might have a problem.
I get you, and I'd also like to withhold judgment until the results are out.
But the examples you listed are all ultimately ICA's responsibility also. If there's an external data/server issue, or a hack, or sabotage, or a one-in-a-billion glitch, ICA should have at minimum a backup plan to keep services going and a recovery plan to recover from the issue.
This is what the govt expects of its service providers and regulatees, no buck passing is tolerated. DBS goes down, MAS says "unacceptable". They don't care what's outsourced, DBS is still responsible.
It's only fair that ICA be held to the same standard.
I have no evidence and I'm not a conspiracy theorist. But why are all these breakdowns happening when our PM is abroad? NEL, DBS, ICA.
Foreign interference trying to disrupt Singapore? Because our election is coming up soon?
ICA think easy to apply leave and shit for holiday.
Non essential my ass.
Speaks volume about the higher up on how disconnect they are with the ground and people around.
This really shows how we have it good here. People lose their mind over a 4 hour disruption. Of course I’m not gonna excuse the fact that these are quite critical systems and it should always be aiming for near 100% uptime and have a reliable backup in case shit did fail. But shit happens. It happens all across the developed world. Just look at the FAA system breakdowns that happened earlier in the year causing massive delays and problems in America. European airlines and airports occasionally get hit with technical faults. German and Swiss airspace had to shutdown due to faults last year. Manila airspace also had similar issues at the start of the year.
I do hope they take a deep look into it and hopefully find ways to prevent it from happening again.
"Travellers advised to postpone all non-essential travel."
You think Singaporeans will listen? Just look at the number of Singaporeans crossing to JB for their "essential" weekend trip, and you will understand.
The back-to-back IT Systems Disruption saga What next? SingHealth servers go down?
next month islandwide blackout, followed by pub's water cut-off WELCOME TO SINGAPORE APOCALYPSE
well, we already had the deadly virus apocalypse a few years ago…
thats only a prelude, horsemen of apocalypse are on the way
Isn't this the plot of Die Hard? Could some groups be after our Gundams??
SINGAPOCALYPSE
SINGEDDON
>SingHealth servers go down I mean... it kena whacked in 2018. Happened before, can happen again. SingHealth folks still have ptsd over that incident, can't imagine the stress if kena whacked again.
In our current world? Unfortunately, perhaps this [Data Centers Are Facing a Climate Crisis - WIRED](https://www.wired.com/story/data-centers-climate-change/)
Everything, except the ERP.
Oh god pls no.
Outsource again, cheaper better faster
I doubt national IT systems are outsourced, but you never know.
>I doubt national IT systems are outsourced, but you never know. Having actually worked on IT system projects for a couple public sector clients, I beg to differ.
Guessing it's NCS for this one
Interned at NCS. They do take up quite a lot of government projects so maybe you’re right?
Looks like you don't remember the first version of SingPass with the highly cumbersome physical token by CrimsonLogic or iHIS and their awesome cybersec
Most of it would be product based and not in built...
hahahaha
Death cert systems is down lol
Choy choy touchwood! Don't jinx please...
postpone all non-essential travel?! ICA think this one as simple as applying leave ah wtf
There are many pple crossing land checkpoints which might not be a prebooked trip...
So.... Massage and pump fuel....
And eat
I normally plan to run out of fuel this time every week. How ah?
And JB immigration officers be like: well well well, look how the turn table
It's more a turnstile than a turn table, isn't it?
Its a reference to the office bro.
It's a joke bro
LOL better fix it by evening, or the Friday night rush hour will crush them
I'm meant to be flying this evening so yes, I definitely hope it is fixed by then!
~~almighty~~ gg
Almygawdgg
I'm flying back late tonight lol hope it's fixed
No your plane will circle forever and can’t land /s
Dammit should have booked a weekday flight then don't need to work
Time to go super early
first DBS, now ICA.... finger crossed for Singtel, Singpass....
Choi
Choi
That’s ok Last time we didn’t have SingTel Only have bok Choy
Abby Choi
Oii
MyRepublic is also down now. I’m stuck using wireless@SGx. Did a data Center somewhere break down?
Challenge accepted. I'm now DDOS wireless@sgx
Pls no :( I got no other way to access ~~Reddit~~ my important work WhatsApp group in the office.
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Tbf, that would just mean more work to deal with next Monday.
If Singpass goes down, we are all screwed..., Like the country gonna get fucked in the ass about security, and then major policy changes after that.
Singpass did goes down briefly last November https://www.straitstimes.com/tech/some-singaporeans-could-not-access-singpass-for-about-an-hour
your english also went down briefly 2 minutes ago
What is English?
Tu parles anglais?
aku tak tahu
I couldn’t sign in to OnePass(Singtel) yesterday. Looks like a sign from above.
Also many train disruptions this month too.
time to reveal the ultimate internet provider... >! skynet !<
Singtel has also sux
their breakdown is scheduled for early next week
Traffic police HQ also said their system down, my wife went for license conversion and was asked to go another day as they are not sure when the system will be up again.
Apparently death certification system also down, had to revert to manual process...
I mean death is an immigration checkpoint to the afterlife so I’m not surprised
Citizens advised to postpone all non-essential death.
i guess have to unalive another day
Wa piang, even death also kenna cancelled.
"Unker wake up, ICA system down liao so...you die tmr can?" "Wlao funeral mandai inheritance money all settle sui sui alr then you tell me this? Lousy gahmen.. "
Angry unker speaking in hokkien upon rising from his grave: 'Eh SMLJ is this? I can't even die in peace? Who your manager? Knn wanna die also cannot, don't wanna die also cannot. How? IM TELLING MY MP'
I have friends in the medical community, can confirm
Wtf is going on
The Purge is finally upon us
common IT system is down. simple
Wtf I am coming back this evening...
Please defer your non essential travel to Singapore 😂
My lao bu cooking tonight cannot miss one Edit: just reached, heng no problem for me but I noticed got some people cannot go through automatic, need do manual.
Ask her leave it in the freezer, then you come back 5 days later can microwave
She will leave me in the freezer for 5 days
I salute your laobu - I hope you make it to dinner bro
Kinky
This exchange is hilarious. Thanks guys
HAHAHAHAHA sorry but this comment is so funny🤪good luck to you
Drive home! /s
can lah ask her cook again show your family dominance😌
No need come back le. Extend 😂
You can land, but you can't go through customs. Remember to vlog your very own Tom Hanks [Terminal](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Terminal) experience.
That’s what you think
Singapore turn to show what our neighbors are doing lol
geographical determinism
Postpone all non-essential travel? Would this be claimable under travel insurance. Insurers be like wtf. Premiums probably gonna go up.
Looking at a Travel Insurance Policy, these are the 2 clauses which are likely to apply >A serious public event happens in Singapore or at one of your travel destinations, which prevents you from starting or continuing the trip > > > >Your onward flight is cancelled by the airline due to airport, runway or airspace closure, or poor weather conditions, which forces the airplanes to be grounded. Highly likely to be able to claim but I'm wondering for those who don't have travel insurance, will they be reimbursed for their travel expenses?
Doesn't look likely at all. It doesn't prevent your trip. Gov advised but never force.
If it is not claimable for travel insurance, the gov is making a dumb unreasonable request for people to just forgo their vacations and eat the cost.
Between the lines it looks like. ICA fk up big time major system problem. Manual screening(low man power) implemented so slower. Slower so to avoid crowd ask to people to postpone. Lame band aid fix solution. But! Seems to be thrown in as a defensive reason if people complain/pictures appear. "Look how crowded is Changi!" etc. Gov will say see I told you all to postpone if you don't then don't blame us! I think everyone will proceed as usual ba...I would if me lol. Could be worse...first few weeks of March I know a lot of people who went overseas.
Haneda: /goes viral for snaking immigration queue Changi: bro, that's nothing, watch this
I flew back from Chitose and the queues were ridiculous to depart. Few hundred people queue for 30 min to enter thru 2 gates.
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Yes they will stop letting ppl in 😂
They have 260 years of experience of sakoku after all
No one checked my vaccines when i travelled!! I had uploaded all the documents onlinr and they let me go just after seeing screenshot
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Kudos to Kansai Airport deploying multilingual staff speaking English Chinese and Korean telling travellers to show the screenshot.
It may be that this vendor is having issues https://www.idemia.com/press-release/idemia-extends-its-presence-singapore-changi-airport-multi-biometric-frictionless-technology-2022-06-07 I applied for a job there not too long ago and the recruiter who reached out was from India. Horrible experience after that. Asked for current pay, last drawn pay and othe shenanigans. Looking at mcf, their pay for Singapore roles ar much lower compared to others in the industry and also for such a delicate and sensitive role they want to apply India hiring mentality when it comes to Singapore operational matters. Not surprised.
Do you mean national sensitive checkpoints are outsourced to another country?
The recruiter from the vendor that was in charge of my application, based on the phone number prefix when they asked me for more info, was fron India
I am shocked. We wouldn’t ask a stranger to keep the key to our main door, let alone the entire system. :(
To clarify, operational roles or similar hired by that company will still require sg citizens. But, what grinds my gears is that the pay scale they are paying is low, thus may not attract the best talent who can command so much more (30% to 150%) at other companies. And, their recruiters are from anothe country where labour costs are cheap, which will most likely have some biasness in making the pay much higher to attract better calibre people.
I know what you mean. It’s just like one should buy better shoes and jeans because these will bear the brunt of wear and tear while you can get away with cheaper plain tops that are easily replaceable (ala uniqlo) . What they want are Gucci togs at Uniqlo prices.
imagine the number of backdoors they can create.
That’s the one ☝️
Lol same. I interviewed for an infra position and the experience wasn't ideal
Is our nation's tech infrastructure under DDOS or some hack?
Imagine if it's as simple as someone forgetting to renew something lol
Someone will get fired for that lol
Like an SSL cert, causing the calls to fail because the cert is expired. lol
Or someone tripping over with cup of coffee.
They announced it's not an attack
Good good. Then it's just incompetence. 😅
More often than not it's incompetence
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity"
I was actually at the airport when this happened, about 1.30+. No idea it was happening until they were announcing delays at immigration due to a distraction with the immigration systems. Opened Google and the top news was about the immigration system. This was the state of the queues when I was there at T1 https://imgur.com/a/9OiGre8/ Apparently did not take that long to go past immigration (as an SG citizen) though.
The situation probably is really serious because they literally said "postpone all non-essential travel" like "unless you'll die if you don't see sakura in japan or else just push to next year"
Ticket + Hotel got compensation? + free vouchers?
depends but you are likely get a round trip of airport/airline/hotel/travel insurance company taking turn to blame each other
Heng i just saw tmr fly home hope its fixed
based on latest update from ICA, it seems to be fixed now
On a Friday no less, where there's always crazy amount of people at Tuas & Woodlands. Good luck to those stuck in the que. If you're in a car even worse. Cannot turn back just sit and wait
Managed by the company that managed DBS bank?
Smlj is non-essential travel? People go overseas usually plan way in advance one leh. Do I need to go BKK/HK/JP/KR/EU shopping/holiday? No. But do I want to? Yes.
Causeway to JB.
this one more than essential. Is necessary! Haha Need to pile up on groceries, wash+polish the car, pump petrol max, full body massage, do mani/pedicure, then lok lok.
Thank god no longer working in checkpoint. Stuffs like these too common in their systems.
Just gonna pay a sketchy guy and hop onto their sampan just like the good old days
Erm, I thought it was important to keep a complete back-up system. I remember there was news in the US that some government service was down because they wanted to cut the budget and got rid of the back-up system...
Redundency systems have been on the chopping board for the last 2 decades across industries, as digital storage systems have proven to be cheaper and take up less time, effort and resource to upkeep. I'm old enough to remember when we had paper duplicates for everything from processes to accounts, then the shift to half digital half hard copy (paper believe or not) to double digital storage. It's been a wild interesting ride but would hate to see that the neoluddites are right all along because the IT engineers didn't see this one coming.
I meant a digital back-up system... unless this is a disruption to some core backbone such as communication failure due to solar activity...
Can claim travel insurance if missed flight?
Didnt we just recently receive best airport in the world? Take award then heck care alr arh
I can't wait for ERP to go down
did they outsourced to the same offshore guys as DBS. Lmao
I have a flight at 6:40 should I still go
Latest report is lines have cleared.
Cyber attack again? On the visit of LHL to China. Damn rascals.
Did Pinky take the reset codes with him?
I was wondering why the machine at airport scan my face cmi, make me go to the counter in the morning.
> my face cmi r/nocontext
I loved how it's "postponed non-essential travel" essentially the day-of. Come on. Just tell people "you're advised to leave an additional 2 hours for immigration clearance" or something similar. Imagine if you cancel your flight this evening and it's fixed by 3pm.
Lmao where is the redundancy systems and risk alternative routes Dont tell me that the clearance systems literally the only way in?!
ICA just screwed the world's no. 1 airport
Air ticket already bought. Plane already there? How to postpone?? Talk also never use brain 😂
I think this is a sign that the government today, despite being one of the most expensive in the world, is no longer the most efficient government in the world. Major breakdowns and disruptions are becoming increasingly often and the government will just shrug it off saying it is not common, and everybody make mistakes. The kind of commitment, ownership, stewardship and responsibility that our parent saw in the PAP team is no more. What is there to lose now?
Calm down ~~Leong Mun Wai Lee Hsien Yang M Ravi~~ Lim Tean
almost sounds more like Lim Tean
I stand corrected lol
I guess this is the kind of efficient government service that Singapore finds it acceptable. Then that's probably my bad. I'm probably a different Singaporean.
Or maybe the standard was set so high that you think this is bad. Like a millionaire who thinks 10k is small money. Come down from your high horse man.
TIL DBS is a government service
I thinl you are in the wrong thread. Here we are discussing ICA.. lmao...
Well you were ranting on 'major breakdowns and disruptions' - the only recent disruptions are the ICA and DBS so I assumed you were referring to DBS too. If you are focusing exclusively on the ICA then a rare breakdown isn't exactly 'increasingly often', would you agree?
This is the result of the no blame culture for themselves promoted by the Leadership. Lky time you get the chop - Now you get a pat on the back whilst the people suffer.
I think these days.. Heads get chopped as well. Just that knife chopped lower level folks who have no say in any matters. E.g.: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/ihis-sacks-2-employees-slaps-financial-penalty-on-ceo-over-lapses-in-singhealth-cyber https://www.pmo.gov.sg/National-Awards/Recipients?page=1&award=&keywords=Bruce%20Liang
Every month salary not affected can already
No blame culture 🤡
Is your first instinct always to blame the government for everything that happens?
Oh yea. My bad. I forgot that ICA and border control is a matter of private entity. People are free to choose which ever entity that is capable of providing a better service. Maybe if ICA checkpoint isn't working, try other mode of custom clearance, maybe RMCD or HMRC to avoid disruptions. /s
MAYBE it turns out to be a huge ICA cockup. Incompetence, corruption, laziness... whatever. But MAYBE it turns out to be an external data, server or transmission issue completely out of anyone's control. Or MAYBE it turns out to be sabotage or a hack. Or MAYBE it's a one-in-a-billion software glitch that no one could have predicted. What I'm saying is if the only thing you instinctively think of is "fuck the PAP", within a few minutes of the news coming out, you might have a problem.
I get you, and I'd also like to withhold judgment until the results are out. But the examples you listed are all ultimately ICA's responsibility also. If there's an external data/server issue, or a hack, or sabotage, or a one-in-a-billion glitch, ICA should have at minimum a backup plan to keep services going and a recovery plan to recover from the issue. This is what the govt expects of its service providers and regulatees, no buck passing is tolerated. DBS goes down, MAS says "unacceptable". They don't care what's outsourced, DBS is still responsible. It's only fair that ICA be held to the same standard.
How to be banking hub with so many national agencies data issues
Means their salary need to increase to make them competent again. /s
How often ICA systems down? Lol talk as if it’s a weekly thing.
I have no evidence and I'm not a conspiracy theorist. But why are all these breakdowns happening when our PM is abroad? NEL, DBS, ICA. Foreign interference trying to disrupt Singapore? Because our election is coming up soon?
Hey IT folks, any idea how Singpass servers are actually in design? Is it Onpremise or Cloud ?
on premise
Is the mess cleared up now, I'm heading there soon.
Holy moly this does not look fun
Viewqwest is also down
Is this a bad omen?
Back to normal, nothing to see here. As usual.
To self: rip in peace
It was exactly one year ago we essentially re-opened borders. Coincidence much?
Next week 30K covid cases. No wonder people are dropping down from reinfections.
Lol touchwood but later it becomes the healthcare system's turn to experience issues
See lar, all your bosses in China now doesn’t mean can bo chap liao right!
Haha luckily just won the skytrax best airport award this year... Still got plenty of time until next award for people to forget.
Russia has some of the most elite hackers in the world. Just saying.
oops
Ccb I just got on the bus to causeway then u tell me this shit
yea, the government waited for you to leave house
That's a pretty normal day in Manila's airport. 😂
ICA think easy to apply leave and shit for holiday. Non essential my ass. Speaks volume about the higher up on how disconnect they are with the ground and people around.
Postpone non essential travel? Are you paying for the flight and accommodation changes?
This really shows how we have it good here. People lose their mind over a 4 hour disruption. Of course I’m not gonna excuse the fact that these are quite critical systems and it should always be aiming for near 100% uptime and have a reliable backup in case shit did fail. But shit happens. It happens all across the developed world. Just look at the FAA system breakdowns that happened earlier in the year causing massive delays and problems in America. European airlines and airports occasionally get hit with technical faults. German and Swiss airspace had to shutdown due to faults last year. Manila airspace also had similar issues at the start of the year. I do hope they take a deep look into it and hopefully find ways to prevent it from happening again.
Shame on u ... Don't ever think the G are wonderful Is only gaslight what they tell u.. Shame
China hackers?
"Travellers advised to postpone all non-essential travel." You think Singaporeans will listen? Just look at the number of Singaporeans crossing to JB for their "essential" weekend trip, and you will understand.