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Pandemic and vulnerability: lessons from Lee Kuan Yew/ Liu Enxiao

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ENXIAO Liu

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In: RSIS Commentary : No. 0116, 10 June 2020 (F31)Summary: A sovereign city state is born with vulnerability. Though the COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying this vulnerability, the wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew in beating odds faced by Singapore is still highly relevant. He has built a cohesive, non-complacent and resilient society.

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A sovereign city state is born with vulnerability. Though the COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying this vulnerability, the wisdom of Lee Kuan Yew in beating odds faced by Singapore is still highly relevant. He has built a cohesive, non-complacent and resilient society.

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