Why don't we have one like these countries?
If we did have one in Singapore, which date would be suitable? Hmm...
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2nd of May... all hell breaks loose on that day in the public hospitals anyway...
The senior doctors could take the day off, and remind Singapore what life would be like without doctors. :-)
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