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Saturday, February 6, 2021

What You must and must not do in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, across the border from Singapore

This flag, the flag of Malaysia, might remind you of the flag of the USA, because of the stripes. 


A resident of JB (Johor Bahru) who I have seen at meetings for many years, appeared on our screens in Singapore. He said, I haven't been able to attend physical meetings in Singapore for a year.

'I have to walk my two dogs before 10 pm because of the curfew. And I can't walk more than a small distance from my house. No going out to restaurants. The police and army have set up road blocks."

I puzzled over this. How can they put a block around every house. Then I recalled the layout or JB. What they have done is put road blocks at specified distances along the main road.

If you want to join a Toastmasters International meeting which trains speakers and gives confidence, now is a good time. Apart from a few hybrid meetings. you can attend meetings all over the world. I have attended three meetings a day, on different continents. canada on Monday (their Sunday), India, UK and so on.

About the Author

Angela Lansbury teacher of English (advanced and English as a Second Language or English as a Foreign Language, French and other languages, aspiring polyglot.

Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker. Member of many toastmasters  speaker training clubs and speaking contest judge.

Angela Lansbury, the author of 20 books including Wedding Speeches & Toasts, and Quick Quotations, has lived in the USA, Spain and Singapore. 
She  has several blogs and writes daily on at least two of the following:
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Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Corona Virus Debate and Facebook Pages


Here I am in a blue disposable mask.

 What will happen? Will it go on for years, as some say? Will it end soon, as some hope?.

In Singapore I caught the tail end of a meeting of Tampines Changkat Toastmasters. They were discussing holding meetings back in the Community Club. At the moment you can have meetings of up to eight people. But large venues have different rules. 

So some people are keen on hybrid meetings. For this you need a venue where you have internet connections. And you may need to limit attendees to those who have pre-booked.

Useful Websites.

SINGAPORE

https://www.facebook.com/sghealthministry

UK

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/covid-quarantine-hotels-cost-ps1-000-ready-three-weeks-b901114.html

https://www.facebook.com/WHO

https://www.facebook.com/DHSCgovuk

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/more-employers-sign-up-to-rapid-testing-to-protect-workforce

USA

https://www.facebook.com/usatoday

Facebook Forum on Covid and Lockdown Worldwide

https://www.facebook.com/groups/2672593926320374

About the Author

Angela Lansbury teacher of English (advanced and English as a Second Language or English as a Foreign Language, French and other languages, aspiring polyglot.

Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker. Member of many toastmasters  speaker training clubs and speaking contest judge.

Angela Lansbury, the author of 20 books including Wedding Speeches & Toasts, and Quick Quotations, has lived in the USA, Spain and Singapore. 
She  has several blogs and writes daily on at least two of the following:
 Please share links to your favourite posts.