No that's not where I am coming from, I have nothing against FTs
nor do I think they bring in diseases... can't say the same for
those who work illegally here without santion though, an issue that
our government has pointed out.
However what I am pointing out is that unless our extremely low
local fertility rate is turned around, we are going to see a lot of
new healthcare issues rise in the future, and in fact, the low
fertility rate ought to be a national healthcare isse, one that our
own government unfortunately, as they have admitted, have utterly
failed at solving despite decades of effort.
Of course, there were some questionable policies that we put in
place, which started to cross the line into eugenics as well:
I would be glad if you could provide us some example of the
healthcare issues which you think singapore is going to face due to
low fertility.
AFAIK, public healthcare subsidies are only meant for local
citizens and PR, so if we have a strinking Singapore resident
population, wont that give Singapore government the ability to
offer better healthcare services?
Plus as far the life expectancy report goes, I believe their
measurement doesnt include FT who goes in and out of the
country. So how would an influx of foreigners and
immigrant affect our healtcare system?