In the bustling district of Geylang, known for its vibrant atmosphere, a peculiar question has emerged, raising eyebrows and prompting discussions. The inquiry revolves around the unlikely scenario of using CDC vouchers to pay for services at Geylang’s notorious brothels.
CDC Vouchers: A Background
CDC vouchers, designed to support specific expenses, are a government initiative with a clear purpose. These vouchers are typically intended for essential needs, but a recent query has sparked curiosity about their unconventional application.
The Unusual Query
The question, “Can chickens at Geylang brothels accept CDC vouchers?” seems comical and obviously not a serious question. But it sure raises the question of what are the extent of the vouchers
Places where you can use your CDC voucher
As part of the Government’s continuing efforts to help Singaporean households cope with daily expenses, Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Mr Lawrence Wong announced that the Community Development Councils (CDCs) will give out CDC Vouchers in 2024 as part of Budget 2022 and Budget 2023, as well as the $1.1 billion Cost-of-Living Package in September 2023.
Every Singaporean household will receive a total of $500 CDC Vouchers on 3 January 2024. The value of the vouchers will be allocated equally ($250 each) to be spent at participating heartland merchants and hawkers, or at participating supermarkets. Singaporean Households have until 31 December 2024 to claim and spend their CDC Vouchers 2024.