My friend in Jakarta have 3 children, aged 9 to 16 years.
Their mother gave them a mobile phone each, and top up their e-wallet every day. The children use the mobile phone to make payment using QR code.
I was surprised. It seems that many people in Jakarta use e-payment. It seemed to be more common than in Singapore.
I hear so many excuses in Singapore. In spite of the encouragement by PM Lee to move to e-payment over 2 years ago, nothing much has happened.
Is this what is happening in Singapore? Are we slower than Jakarta? It is very sad.
Their mother gave them a mobile phone each, and top up their e-wallet every day. The children use the mobile phone to make payment using QR code.
I was surprised. It seems that many people in Jakarta use e-payment. It seemed to be more common than in Singapore.
I hear so many excuses in Singapore. In spite of the encouragement by PM Lee to move to e-payment over 2 years ago, nothing much has happened.
Is this what is happening in Singapore? Are we slower than Jakarta? It is very sad.
2 comments:
Today parents are blamed for everything that goes wrong in a child's life. Parental authority is in full retreat. Youngsters are increasingly disobeying their elders. Did we listen everything our parents wanted us to be? Be honest.
ATM S are easily accessible on this little island compared to other vast countries.
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