Malaysian lorry drivers are going on strike!
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For the shortage of disel
This means, no vegtables for us next week when they start striking -
they always do this,don they??
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We will not have vegtables to eat then...
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how about local farms??Originally posted by sbst275:We will not have vegtables to eat then... -
i dont like vegetables anyway!!
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ok,gd news for u...Originally posted by dragg:i dont like vegetables anyway!! -
They can only provide 10%Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:how about local farms?? -
will prices of meat increase?Originally posted by Takumi2eLimit:ok,gd news for u... 
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not sure...Originally posted by dragg:will prices of meat increase? 
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For chicken and duck if they go on strikeOriginally posted by dragg:will prices of meat increase? -
Everybody die. Let's take a look, when lorry strike, the whole economy suffers ( less trade ), traffic problems ( long queues at petrol stations, 1km long queue or so ), crime rates increase ( to steal / smuggle diesel ? ), commuters take longer travelling time ( due to jams, inadequate / irregular bus services ). All of these happened in Malaysia.
Move on to Singapore, we will get less products from them. ie, vegetable, chicken, duck, fish, which in terms, indirectly causes the price to increase. -
i think the govt will arrange for alternative suppliers. afterall this is not the 1st time!!Originally posted by PJ_Quek:Everybody die. Let's take a look, when lorry strike, the whole economy suffers ( less trade ), traffic problems ( long queues at petrol stations, 1km long queue or so ), crime rates increase ( to steal / smuggle diesel ? ), commuters take longer travelling time ( due to jams, inadequate / irregular bus services ). All of these happened in Malaysia.
Move on to Singapore, we will get less products from them. ie, vegetable, chicken, duck, fish, which in terms, indirectly causes the price to increase. -
Yah... What if buses go on strike? Now taxi goingOriginally posted by PJ_Quek:Everybody die. Let's take a look, when lorry strike, the whole economy suffers ( less trade ), traffic problems ( long queues at petrol stations, 1km long queue or so ), crime rates increase ( to steal / smuggle diesel ? ), commuters take longer travelling time ( due to jams, inadequate / irregular bus services ). All of these happened in Malaysia.
Move on to Singapore, we will get less products from them. ie, vegetable, chicken, duck, fish, which in terms, indirectly causes the price to increase.
dragg - No way we can escape completely... 100% of fresh chicken from MY -
Frozen chicken timeOriginally posted by sbst275:Yah... What if buses go on strike? Now taxi going
dragg - No way we can escape completely... 100% of fresh chicken from MY -
to me it is the same. but no ducks jia lat!!Originally posted by deathscythe99:Frozen chicken time -
Not tastyOriginally posted by deathscythe99:Frozen chicken time -
d@mn ! pirated dvds business also affected !
no pirated dvds where can ?! 
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AVA claims there will be alternative... They can claim many times... End up got lots of prob... Like during SARS, one pt PPWC closed... NTUC claim it has enough greens, but end up limiting
How can you get fresh chicken and egg supply that fast is lorry drivers goes on strike? Hello, 100% of fresh chicken from MY, 2/3 of eggs from there also -
We should get in more vegetables from Riau, Jambi, North Sumatra etc. Widen up our supplying points so that any place faced problems ( diesel shortage, strike, natural disaster and etc. ), we will not facing vegetable shortage.
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YAY! No Veggies~~~~~
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x2Originally posted by PJ_Quek:We should get in more vegetables from Riau, Jambi, North Sumatra etc. Widen up our supplying points so that any place faced problems ( diesel shortage, strike, natural disaster and etc. ), we will not facing vegetable shortage. -
ho ar!!!!
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At the mean time, chicken and duck supply also get from AVA qualified farms from Indonesia.Originally posted by sbst275:x2 -
when are they striking?
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we really shouldnt depend too much on malaysia and indonesia. frankly i just dont trust them.