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While the KTV cluster has gotten many of us up in arms about the blatant breach of Covid-19 measures, at least one Singaporean is taking it in his stride.

On the morning of July 22, before going to work, Basha Ahamed decided to take a 38km ride around Singapore.

Like other long-distance cyclists, Basha was also dressed in spandex — except he had a red cape, with a "S" emblem on the electric blue suit.

But no, it's not a bird, or a plane, or even Superman.

Basha had assumed the persona of Satayman, a.k.a. a valid excuse for the men who have contracted Covid-19, or been served quarantine orders from visiting clandestine KTV lounges.

The Satayman was propelled to fame after Toa Payoh Hawker Centre was closed, following the news that a satay stall assistant had been infected with Covid-19.

It was widely reported that the stall assistant had tested positive after visiting a KTV lounge.

He was later hailed as a "hero" for providing an escape route for other men who have also patronised the lounges.

Commenters were apparently quite cheered by Basha's outfit:

And if you need to know:

You can view his post on the SG PCN Cyclist group here.

Top image via Basha Ahamed's Facebook post