'Edz Ello', the Facebook user whose anti-Singaporean comments went viral over the weekend, says his social media account was hacked and that he's reported it to the police, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) revealed in a statement yesterday.
The hospital, which last year terminated the employment of blogger Roy Ngerng for being involved in a defamation suit with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, is where 'Edz Ello' works as a staff nurse.
Worried netizens had written in to TTSH when the comments, which labelled Singaporeans as "losers" and wished for disasters to hit the country so "more Singaporeans (would) die", started circulating.
Now, many are skeptical over the outcome, with some saying the hospital's only making excuses for their employee, a move that — if legitimate — should've also applied to Ngerng.
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'Edz Ello', the Facebook user whose anti-Singaporean comments went viral over the weekend, says his social media account was hacked and that he's reported it to the police, Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) revealed in a statement yesterday.
The hospital, which last year terminated the employment of blogger Roy Ngerng for being involved in a defamation suit with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, is where 'Edz Ello' works as a staff nurse.
Worried netizens had written in to TTSH when the comments, which labelled Singaporeans as "losers" and wished for disasters to hit the country so "more Singaporeans (would) die", started circulating.
Now, many are skeptical over the outcome, with some saying the hospital's only making excuses for their employee, a move that — if legitimate — should've also applied to Ngerng.
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Post by Ken Ong.
Top photo: Wikimedia Commons
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Bloody blog teaches you how to to 'mistreat' Filipinos legally