@channelnewsasia: More than 3,000 lower-income residents in Tampines, Punggol and Pasir Ris-Changi towns will soon be able to collect free, warm meals from food lockers near their homes. Each eligible household will receive S$500 in credits, equivalent to about 165 meals. The halal-certified menu ranges from chicken rendang to teriyaki fish rice. But what are these meals actually like? We taste-test a selection and take a closer look at the portions, flavours and freshness. (Video: CNA/Syamil Sapari) #Singapore #sgnews

Tatiana Lexa :

SG shld learn from Indo leh, how they create + distribute MBG. Honestly one of the more successful public nutrition improvements in the world sia

TP 娇 💐🙆 :

why implement only one area not other area

我叫...💰来财阿蜡师😎 :

Real low income should not be able to afford a smart handphone already, dont say to use a smart handphone to scan for free food. and these free meal seem more atas than my normal food ... Are these really considered for "low" income?

Doctor Who226 :

Bad idea. Why not give cdc vouchers so hawkers can get some business

Tay Kim Swee :

why only those under pap and so selected!!!!!!😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡

Ben :

Increase GST, distribute money back as vouchers, and people feel grateful to government. So smart.

Dudu :

So only east side have, the rest of Singapore gets nothing?

ws :

so instead of supporting hawkers they do this… why are our ministers paid so high again?

Benni Matchap :

So much effort to not control rent or create a livable wage

user9449315682676 :

The Plan will Not work. 3 months - Everyday eat the same thing. 3 meals per day

Onanini :

Why only halal meals? What about the sikhs and non musIims?

SG Policy Analyst :

it could be dangerous to keep food on these plastic containers and keeping them warm. carincogens can leech into the food

Sojung :

why not just give money and let them eat what they want.

Harryanto roslan :

this is for 2 room flat or rental flat for lower income only to get $500 credit and is still unfair!

iamnotaplant :

this only benefits the caterer

S24J :

It appears that the carbohydrate portion may have been compromised by an excess of unhealthy white rice, which is a primary contributor to blood sugar spikes. Could it be that these servings are designed to encourage reliance on healthcare services from those consuming these meals? Just a thought. SG Forward 🤔

vinz :

how come no hai di lao?

iliketogoswimming :

why i dont have

iimmppoossiibbllee :

so much plastic waste

icttrader :

so expensive, in indonesia the free meal program only costs S$1 each meal

meow meow 喵喵 :

how do you know all this people are lower income? is our income tax leak information to MP?

2nd thought :

These kind of meal will increase Singapore medical costs in future. But these concepts businesses can make a lot of $$$$$$

Hot_Milo :

halim :

house hold only... how about the rest who is Singaporean

D-t 20 :

Waste money