I don't know, but I remember one of our delegations visited
Japan and quite insensitively compared their pensions system and
saying welfare should not have been there for them, and we should
"learn" from them and should not let it be the way we will tackle
aging population.
It is frustrating to see this picture of contrast. Inside the old
man cannot afford to have electricity, eats bread and drinks milo
for dinner; outside the corridors are nicely paved, that's where
the money went into, to common areas and Government property. In
other words, what is theirs is theirs and what is your is theirs
too.
