Saturday, 4 April 2020
- Collection of mask
- FairPrice
- Logan Williams
- S11 Dormitory
- Money Heist Season 5
- Valorant
- Captain Crozier
- National Library
- MCO
- Keir Starmer
The search trends on Saturday were dominated by preparation for CB and COVID-19’s situation with collection of mask, FairPrice, S11 Dormitory, National Library.
Singaporeans also care about how their close friends are doing with keywords on Captain Crozier, MCO (Movement Control Order in Malaysia) and Keir Starmer appearing on Top 10. Captain Crozier was the Captain of the USS Theodore Roosevelt (a US aircraft carrier) before he was fired while Keir Starmer is the new leader of UK’s Labour Party, the main opposition.
Logan Williams, the young ‘The Flash’ actor dies at the age of 16 and we felt sorry for the loss.
Singaporeans are also curious whether Money Heist Season 5, the Netflix phenomenon will happen during the CB month. It might happen but probably not in April. Valorant is one of the top games on Twitch and 36 heroes will be released.
Sunday, 5 April 2020
- Solidarity Budget
- Boris Johnson
- S11 Dormitory
- Budget 2020
- Circuit breaker SG
- Horse Singapore
- Mask collection
- Little Gems Preschool
- White horse Singapore
- Furlough
More people are searching for the new budget and measures to help Singaporeans amid the crisis. Have you checked whether you are qualified for one of these and also in need of these financial schemes?
- Temporary Relief Fund (TRF)
- COVID-19 Support Grant
- Self-Employed Person Income Relief Scheme (SIRS)
- The Courage Fund
The new clusters (S11 Dominitory and Little Gems Preschool) also appeared in Top 10. People also want to know about the wellbeing of Boris Johnson, the UK’s Prime Minister after he has tested positive for COVID-19.
Monday, 6 April 2020
- Temporary Relief Fund
- Circuit Breaker
- CNA live
- CNA Singapore
- Singapore circuit breaker
- Microsoft Teams
- Singapore COVID cases 6 April
- Circuit breaker rules
- Chan Chun Sing
- MTI
On Monday, Heng Swee Keat, the Finance Minister announced the third round of COVID-19 measures in the new Solidarity Budget, hence dominating the search trends.
Many Singaporeans were apparently worryingly searching for the COVID-19 cases in Singapore on Monday as the announcement was made rather late at 11 plus at night.
