Parents of two children who submitted photos for a National Day banner have clarified that the original images did not contain the flag orientation error that sparked online debate. The incident came to light when netizens noticed the flag was flipped on the banner, leading to public concern. The parents explained that the photos they initially submitted were correct, and the error occurred during the banner’s design process. The mistake has raised questions about the accuracy of submissions and the oversight in the review process. Authorities have not yet commented on the matter, but the incident highlights the importance of careful verification in public events. The National Day celebration, a key event in Singapore, continues as planned, with the banner issue seen as an isolated error. (stomp.sg)