Ronan Keating Removes Misleading Post About Coronavirus

And tells haters where to go

Ronan Keating has removed a post on social media after several online users said it was misleading.

He posted a photo of about two dozen ships anchored off the coast in Singapore. The caption said that the traffic was related to the global coronavirus outbreak .

But ships at sea off the world's second-busiest port are a common sight, and officials tweeted: 'To date, no cargo vessel has been turned away due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We have taken enhanced precautions while ships continue to berth at our port.

They added: Staff are working "round the clock" to ensure the port stays open, the post said, adding: "#WeCouldntSayNothingAtAll.'

 

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I recently posted this pic after being told by a local in Singapore that the reason they were all parked up was due to the Virus. I have been recently informed that this is not true and that this is how the harbour always looks. I apologise if I offended anyone in my post you all know I would never purposefully do that. To all you haters out there, get on with your short life. I went to Singapore and did a gig when others were cancelling and the same in Jakarta. I feel very blessed to be able to do what I do. Peace and love to all and wash your hands 😘

A post shared by Ronan Keating (@rokeating) on Mar 3, 2020 at 6:24am PST

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