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SMRT staff asks uncle to leave train for talking too loudly, but netizens pin blame on person who complained about the uncleSINGAPORE: A video of an elderly man being asked to leave a train because he was too loud went viral on Thursday , with many netizens sympathizing with the uncle’s plight and saying that whoever complained he was making too much noise is at fault.
However, the Sengkang GRC MP, an Associate Professor of Economics at ESSEC Business School, pointed out that there are “real imbalances and stressors in financial markets, including a buildup of sovereign debt in the aftermath of the pandemic, and eroding foreign exchange reserves in a number of emerging Asian economies,” and added that these “points of vulnerability” are bigger issues of concern for him.
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