woei uncle,
if you go malaysia and indonesia hotels, they will write there
that tap water is not drinkable, please boil before drinking. But
if you stay in Singapore hotels, you can drink it.
Hello auntie,
Have you stayed in a hotel in Indonesia and taken the
trouble to find out where they get their water supply, or did you
just listen to conversation from the people visiting your bar and
talk when they are drunk ?
Do you know that many hotels in Indonesia take their water
supply from the ground and not all are connected to any kind of
water supply pipe grid ?
Even my bf in NS drink tap water, whereas went in went for joint
training with indo or malaysia, they have to boil the water or use
disinfection pills to kill germs.
Do you think that your "bf" and all the NSF training in Indo and
Malaysia have the time to boil the water ?
Do you know that your "bf" - and
all undergoing NS - are trained to fill and
drink from the waterbottles that are filled with the raw
water straight from any of our resevoirs - which is before
treatment, and a chlorine tablet is also placed into the
bottle ?
This show that our water is better in quality and that command a
price. I drink tap water too, really, but with a filter in my tap,
why need to boil?
Only you will accept that Singaporeans are charged higher price,
when our PUB is allowed to sell to the Johor State Government
13 cents per thousand gallons - which is
below the treatment cost of 60 cents per thousand
gallons.
Do you seriously believe that there is no consequence
from constantly drinking straight from the tap ?
You can be forgiven if you fail to note the odd
behaviour in forcing yourself to "die-die" must check
into this Speaker's Corner, and make a daily ritual
to pollute all the threads with your inconsequential remarks
every morning after you close the Bar - irregardless of your worn
out state.
And also i collect rain water in drums at my house outside
garden and pouch for our gardening, washing clothes and house
cleaning.
By 2061, do you think we still use 10% of sea water??? I think
we will have the capacity to use 100% of sea water liao.
Only you will believe that 100% of sea water can be used - do
you even know how much 100% of sea water is ?
No wonder the ice cap is melting.