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Ho Ching: “The latest variant arriving? Keep safe!”, Netizens ‘worried about the new colourful variant’, ask post to be removed!

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Singapore — Madam Ho Ching, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong’s wife, uploaded a photo of a man at an unidentified airport dressed in bright green attire, a pink headdress, and pink shoes, prompting responses from netizens.

The said Facebook post was uploaded on Nov 29 with the caption “The latest variant arriving? Keep safe!” garnering 138 comments and 111 shares.

Some netizens commented on the post with a joke and have even stated that it is not Changi Airport.

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While some may understand that she posted it in the hopes of providing a good laugh for her followers, others didn’t take it too well, garnering negative comments.

One netizen asked Madam Ho Ching how she would have felt if she were in the shoes of someone insulted by others. Additionally, they want the Facebook post removed because she is considered a prominent Singaporean.

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So far, the post has not been taken down and continues to garner comments and shares. /TISG

Read related: Ho Ching: Omicron! It’s coming. It’s just a matter of time.

Ho Ching: Omicron! It’s coming. It’s just a matter of time.

 

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