KUCHING, March 18 — The planning by the Singapore government in securing the exclusive Southeast Asian hosting of Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ world tour could be a good thing...
Fans lining up to buy merchandise items before the start of Swift’s ‘Eras’ world tour concert at the National Stadium in Singapore. It is reported that the stopover has profited Singapore about RM1.7 billion in tourism. — AFP picKUCHING, March 18 — The planning by the Singapore government in securing the exclusive Southeast Asian hosting of Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras’ world tour could be a good thing that Sarawak should emulate from.
Adding on, Sng said in view of Sarawak being blessed with abundant resources and wealth, the state leaders must also be cautious about overspending, especially on unnecessary mega projects, which would only benefit certain groups rather than the people as a whole. “We also must be mindful that it’s because of overspending that the country today is in huge debts — a problem that our future generation will inherit from our bad decisions.
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