Another photo of upside down Singapore flags has been circulating online in the run-up to National Day 2017. This time, an entire row of flags are hoisted upside down outside Aqua-Nautics Pte Ltd in Sembawang.
The reaction from netizens has been merciless:
The blunder comes two weeks after a photo showing foreign workers planting an upside down flag went viral. The workers were likely employed by the Executive Committee organising the National Day Parade this year.
The display of the Singapore Flag is subject to about 40 rules, according to Singapore Statutes. Rules state that the Singapore flag must only be displayed upside down only as a sign of distress. Since it is a reflection of the nation’s ideals, beliefs and values, it is to be be treated with dignity and honour at all times.
https://theindependent.sg.sg/fail-ndp-contractors-hoist-upside-down-singapore-flag-in-anticipation-of-national-day/
https://theindependent.sg.sg/singapore-flag-at-changi-airport-installed-incorrectly/