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NEIGHBOURS ALLEGEDLY RUNNING ILLEGAL KTV, WITH HOSTESSES

A resident shared a video of an alleged illegal KTV being run by his/her neighbours next door.

The neighbours were seen carting in lots of alcohol at around 2.30am into the unit.

Multiple men were seen carrying cartons of beers each, with the men bringing the beers into the unit.

Women were then seen outside the unit at around 5.30am, with a girl seen leaving the unit with another man.

Numerous girls were seen entering and leaving the unit between the timings of 1.30am and even after 7am.

A drunk man was also seen in the CCTV video stumbling out of the unit.

In another clip, the owner of the alleged KTV was seen pointing a middle finger at the KTV.

Potential penalties

Persons who are found supplying alcohol without a valid license face a fine of up to $20,000, with repeat offenders facing also facing an additional jail term of up to three months.

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

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Image and video source: Tiagong on Facebook via @theycallmeakaren on TikTok

WOMAN SAYS HUSBAND IS LOYAL, BUT CHEATS ON HIM FOR 2 YEARS

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A netizen shared how he is married to her husband for 7 years, describing him as being loyal and doesn’t gamble or cheat on her.

However, she revealed that she had been cheating on him for 2 years with another man whom she calls her “soul mate”.

Here is the full story:

“I am in a marriage with a guy for 7 years. He is loyal and doesnt gamble or flirts or cheated on me before.

Before our marriage i had a conversation with him about how our marriage life is going to be. How we would work for our future together and how he would help out with chores and have savings and still spend quality time together as a couple.

He doesnt come from a very good background. Parents are just barely making it. But that doesnt bother me because i thought once we are married, we will work hard together.

He is also lazy and i have to constantly push him then would he do anything. More like how a mother would.

1 year into the marriage, i wanted to annul because he is not providing me with even the basic needs in a relationship. The emotional support, physical support.

2 years into the marriage i brought up divorce but he insisted he wouldn’t want. I gave him that chance.

3rd year i brought up divorce again and another episode happens again. I gave him another chance again.

In our 4th year of marriage and i am still thinking of leaving him. Everything that was promised, wasn’t delivered. Even if he did, it just wasn’t good enough because the basic needs are not even there.

As a married couple, we haven’t had s-x for 3 years straight!

I am in love with a guy who is able to provide me with everything i need from emotion to physical to s—-l needs.

We had been secretly dating for 2 years now and to be honest, we both are like soul mates.

But i am finding the right time to bring up the divorce. Or is there no right time for it? Anyone?”

S’PORE TIGHTENS BORDER MEASURES AS PRECAUTION AGAINST OMICRON VARIANT

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Travellers arriving in Singapore will face more stringent rules after 11.59pm on 2 December, and the relaxation of social measures will be stopped temporarily.

MOH said on Tuesday that although no cases of the Omicron variant have been detected in Singapore at the moment, these measures are needed to assess the potential impact of the new Covid-variant as well as reduce the risk of it being imported.

New measures

As of 11.59pm on Thursday, all air travellers arriving via the Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTLs) will need to go through ART tests that will be supervised and self-administered on the third and seventh day of their arrival, at a Quick Test Centre.

At the moment, travellers only need to take the test before departure and upon arrival.

Travellers entering Singapore by air must test negative prior to departure and within 2 days of leaving for Singapore.

Need to buy time

MOH said that Singapore needs to buy some time to find out more about the Omicron variant.

They said: “In terms of vaccine efficacy, early data suggests that current vaccines should remain effective against severe disease and death. However, more studies are needed to understand the actual impact of this variant on our existing countermeasures, including vaccines and treatments”

MOH also acknowledged that the Omicron variant has spread globally, with more countries reporting the cases in the last few days.

Co-chair of the Multi-Ministry Taskforce, Gan Kim Yong, said that they are closely monitoring the situation.

The tightened measure will last for four weeks, after which they will be reviewed.

The Omicron variant was categorised as a variant of concern, with more mutations than the Delta variant.

FT ALLEGEDLY MOLESTED 5 WOMEN DURING YOGA CLASSES

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A 32-year-old Indian national, who was working as a yoga instructor at the time of the alleged offence, was charged in court on 30 November.

He was charged with 10 counts of molestation.

His identity and workplace cannot be disclosed because of a court order protecting the identities of the alleged victims, who are between 24 to 29-year-old.

What happened?

In 2019, the man was at his workplace when he allegedly slapped a 24-year-old woman in the buttocks.

He was also accused of touching the women’s private parts, between 2019 to July 2020.

The man’s case has been adjourned to 14 December.

LARGE GROUP OF HOOLIGANS FIGHTING AT OPEN GRASS PATCH

A video emerged online showing a large group of men engaging in a free-for-all brawl on a grass patch.

The group was seen fighting with each other, with multiple fights breaking out in smaller groups.

Punches were seen being thrown as one of the men even got thrown onto the ground.

One of the other men was seen being chased by about 2 to 3 men as the rest of the group continued their own mini-fights.

It is unclear where the fight happened, although it appears to have happened outside an MRT station.

Potential penalties

For fighting in public, the group faces possible penalties under the offense of affray; where the public peace is disturbed by the fight in a public place.

Under section 267A of the Penal Code, they are liable to a jail sentence of up to 1 year and/or a maximum fine of $5,000 if found guilty.

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APPEAL FOR WITNESSES IN SERIOUS HIT & RUN ACCIDENT AT EUNOS

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A netizen took to Facebook to appeal for witnesses in a serious accident that left her husband unconscious and in a critical condition.

The motorcyclist was riding home when he got hit by an unknown vehicle and left alone on the road, injured.

The wife of the stricken motorcyclist is currently appealing for witnesses to come forward.

The incident happened on 27 November at around 5am at Lorong 106 Changi Road.

Here is her post in full:

“We are appealing for witnesses on a hit and run accident.

My husband was driving home on his motorcycle when he was hit by an unknown vehicle and left alone injured on the road.

Passerby who took the photos left

A passerby took the following photos with my husband’s phone but he left without identifying himself to anyone.

We are appealing for more information.

My husband is currently unconscious and is in an unstable condition.

If you are the passerby who took the photos or you witnessed the accident, please call me at 88135025.”

VTLS WITH QATAR, UAE DEFERRED AS PRECAUTION AGAINST OMICRON VARIANT

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The Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTL) with Qatar, Saudi Arabi and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be deferred until further notice as a precaution against the Omicron variant.

The Ministry of Health (MOH) made the announcement on 28 November.

The VTLs were originally planned to be kickstarted on 6 Decemvber, with applications for the Vaccinated Travel pass (VTP) to open today.

Variant of concern

The deferment comes as a precaution against the Omicron variant, with the World Health Organization classifying it as a variant of concern.

Scientists around the globe are at work at the moment trying to determine if the Omicron variant is more likely to lead to severe illnesses, as well as its transmissibility as compared to its Delta counterpart.

The Omicron variant hasn’t been detected thus far in Singapore.

MOH added that they are reviewing border measures and more details will be announced as they continue to adjust measures at the borders according to the global situation.

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TRAVELLERS ARRIVING IN S’PORE VIA SG-M’SIA LAND VTL MUST TAKE ART TEST

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In light of the Omicron variant situation, the Ministry of Trade and Industry announced on 29 November that travellers on the Singapore and Malaysia land Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) need to take an ART test upon arrival here.

Travellers entering Singapore via the land VTL will need to take one ART before their trip and one ART upon their arrival here.

This new requirement was introduced following global reports of the Omicron variant, which is more contagious with more than 30 mutations.

MTI added that the ART will be done at the two arrival points for the land VTL, namely Woodlands Temporary Bus Interchange and Queen Street Terminal.

A spokesperson for MTI said that the new measures will allow us to reduce the spread of the Omicron variant and allow the expansion of the land VTL in a progressive, safe and calibrated way.

SPARE TYRE FLIES OFF HEAVY VEHICLE ON PIE AND HITS CAR BEHIND

A video emerged online showing a peculiar incident that happened on an expressway that could’ve turned out really bad.

A spare tyre fell off a heavy vehicle on the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) and hit a car behind.

Swerved when trying to dodge

The car had initially swerved in an attempt to try to avoid the tyre but ended up getting hit anyway.

The tyre then bounced off the car and continues bouncing and rolling on the road The other cars behind drove around it to avoid being hit by the tyre.

Thankfully no one got hurt during the incident.

The incident happened on 27 November at around 1.42pm, on the PIE.

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Images source: ROADS.sg on Facebook

WOMAN ATTACKED BY SNATCH THIEVES, BEATS UP THE TWO ROBBERS

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A video emerged online showing a woman being robbed by a couple of robbers, who ended up getting beaten up by the victim.

Tried to snatch her bag

The woman in the video was seen alighting from her car after parking the vehicle.

A motorcycle could be seen riding past just as she alighted and was presumably watching her from behind.

The woman then closed her car door and slung her handbag over her should, before walking away from her car.

Just then, one of the robbers wearing a jacket and his motorcycle helmet was seen running towards her.

He tried to snatch her handbag, but the victim wouldn’t let go and a “tug of war” ensued, with the robber losing.

Robber gets beaten up

The woman then knocked the robber and kicked him onto the ground, leaving the assailant incapacitated.

The second robber then rushed over and tried to “finish the job”, his motorcycle was seen falling onto the ground in the process.

He was seen in the video lunging at the woman and trying to snatch her handbag.

The woman refused to let go and kneed him in what appears to be his crotch, as the robber stumbled, before going back after the woman, bear-hugging her from behind and trying to drag her back.

The woman then lifted the robber off the ground by carrying his legs and threw him onto the ground.

It was then her turn to “finish the job” as she kicked and stomped on the robber lying down on the ground.

She then walked away from the scene like a boss.

The incident didn’t appear to have happened in Singapore, although it is unclear where it took place.

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