Circuit breaker is a serious business:

[Sent by Gov.sg – 7 Apr]

COVID-19: Take Circuit Breaker measures seriously

Circuit Breaker measures take effect from today till 4 May
➕ May be extended if situation is not brought under control

Stay at home

Only go out if:
👩‍⚕Going to work at essential services
🍜 Buying food (☝ remember to bring your own containers)
🥬 Buying groceries
🌳 Exercising at parks at safe distance

If your business is not among the list of essential services:
🔘 Work from Home 💯%
🔘 Stop work altogether
Check: go.gov.sg/circuitbreaker

Be socially responsible
For Circuit Breaker to work, all must cooperate

Stay at home. Protect yourself and your family. Save lives

Watch: go.gov.sg/circuitbreaker1

Update on the number of confirmed and discharged cases:

[Sent by Gov.sg]

COVID-19: 7 Apr update

New cases: 106
– Imported: 3
– Local cases (linked): 62 (39 cases linked to clusters at foreign worker dorms; 23 linked to non-dorm clusters)
– Pending contact tracing: 41

Total cases: 1,481
– Hospitalised: 627 (29 in ICU)
– In isolation, private hospitals*: 471
– Fatalities: 6
– Total discharged: 377 (Discharged today: 33)

More: go.gov.sg/moh7apr

*Patients doing well but still testing positive for the virus are moved to Community Isolation Facilities and private hospitals

Stay at home do the right thing
– Limit social contact to household members
– Don’t go out unless for essentials, go home as soon as you can
– Wear a mask if you have to go out
⛔ It is an offence to disobey safe distancing measures
– To our Seniors 👵👴: you are more vulnerable;
– For your safety, please stay home, avoid crowded places 🙏

go.gov.sg/circuitbreaker2

Stay safe, and stay healthy everyone!

No circuit breaker for health services:

[Sent by Gov.sg – 6 Apr]

COVID-19: Essential healthcare and public services will continue from 7 Apr to 4 May

Healthcare services that will continue to be available:
✅ Hospitals, polyclinics, PHPCs and renal dialysis centres 🏥
✅ Non-PHPC clinics, specialist, dental, Traditional Chinese Medicine clinics
– Open for essential services only
👉 To offer tele-consultations where possible

✅ Residential and home-based community care services 👩‍⚕
– Home personal care scaled down to serve only seniors with inadequate family support

✅ Blood donation services 🩸
– Make an appointment, so donors can be spaced out for safe distancing

More: Go.gov.sg/circuitbreaker-health

Update on the number of confirmed and discharged cases:

[Sent by Gov.sg]

COVID-19: 6 Apr update

New cases: 66
– Imported: 1
– Local cases (linked): 35 (24 cases linked to clusters at foreign worker dorms; 11 linked to non-dorm clusters)
– Remaining local cases: 30 (contact tracing ongoing)

Total cases: 1,375
– Hospitalised: 571 (25 in ICU)
– In isolation, private hospitals*: 454
– Fatalities: 6
– Total discharged: 344 (Discharged today: 24)

More: go.gov.sg/moh6apr

*Patients doing well but still testing positive for the virus are moved to Community Isolation Facilities and private hospitals

Further support for families, workers and businesses during the circuit breaker period
– Businesses: go.gov.sg/solidarity-businesses
– Families and households: go.gov.sg/solidarity-families
– Workers: go.gov.sg/solidarity-workers

Stay safe and healthy everyone!

Recently, I read article which says that Microsoft Edge kicked Mozilla Firefox out of second position.

I did a very simple test comparing the performance of Microsoft Edge vs Google Chrome. Initially, I suspect both will perform relatively the same. After all, Microsoft Edge is based on Chromium (the open source base of Google Chrome). Which one is better? Judge for yourself.

Google Chrome

Microsoft Edge

Both tests were conducted on Lenovo X270 laptop.

It seems I’m not the first one encountering this issue on Microsoft Edge. What do you think?