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FAIL: NDP Contractors Hoist Upside Down Singapore Flag in Anticipation of National Day

July 10, 2017

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A photo showing an upside-down Singapore flag has been trending online. The flag and other flags around it appear to be installed by migrant workers who are likely employed by contractors working with the National Day Parade executive committee.

The display of the Singapore Flag is subject to about 40 rules, according to Singapore Statutes.

The NDP 2017 Executive Committee made headlines earlier this month for allegedly butchering the Tamil translation of this year’s parade slogan, One Nation Together.

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Posted by Singaram Padmanathan on Sunday, 9 July 2017

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