The popular voluptuously girl behind the “song bo” GIF has finally been identified. Many have wondered what nationality this girl is from and the million dollar question has finally been answered.
The jumpy “song bo” girl has been identified as a Thai model called Parvinee Tatiyakajohnlert and she has more than 800,000 followers on her Facebook page.
A video has been circulating on Whatsapp which shows a couple piak-ing in their car directly outside the carpark of a disco.
Partygoers were seen observing the loving act as many even took videos of the couple during their wild escapades.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows traffic police officer getting embarassed by a man after the officer did not even know the bus lane hours. The officer then proceeds to scold the man and he even stated it’s ok if he does not know the bus timing as it was LTA that created the rules.
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driver & passengers got into a dispute when request to stop at buslane & police were called in.
for the recordnormal bus lane hours
730am to 930am
5pm to 8pm
full day bus lane
7am to 11pm
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows a driver driving at more than 180km/h to escaped from the traffic police before smashing his BMW into a road diver in Punggol. He then left his injured passenger in the car before trying to make a run for it before subsequently getting arrested by the police.
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#SJV819Z bmw 335
driver drove recklessly at high speed on the expressway trying to escape from the singapore traffic police officersfinally crashed into the road divider at punggol
the driver tried to ran away leaving his injured passenger but was soon arrested on the spot
speeding blue bmw managed to shake off the traffic police bike . camcar doing 90+km/h based on dashcam gps. the bmw should be doing at least 180km/h onwards
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The SEG Plaza, one of China’s tallest skyscrapers at almost 300 metres, mysteriously started shaking for no logical reason despite there being no earthquakes in the area.
The 79-storey building started swaying at about 1pm on Tuesday (18 May), and the wind speed was reported to be about 43km/hr.
People in the building started mass exiting the building and it was sealed shut.
Authorities remain baffled as to what caused the building to shake, emergency management officials are investigating the reason for the tower, located in Shenzhen’s Futian district to wobble.
The SEG building completed its construction in 2000, and is home to major electronics brands as well as offices in the downtown area of one of China’s fastest growing cities.
Images source: @shenzhenpages on Twitter and @dZnJUCdo4FIZqgd
A lorry was involved in a crash with a van at the junction of Toh Guan Road and Toh Guan Road East earlier today.
The lorry’s cabin was crushed inwards, with the lorry driver being pinned in his seat and both his legs trapped under the dashboard.
The van driver evacuated himself from his wreckage.
SCEF received a call for assistance at ab out 10.15am.
THe SCDF’s DART team was activated to rescue the lorry driver because of how delicate the situation was, they used hydraulic rescue equipment to get the lorry driver out.
A paramedic was also present to monitor his vital signs.
Both the van and lorry drivers were conveyed conscious to NUH.
Images source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
The Singapore Police are appealing for information about the whereabouts of a 22-year-old man, Mr Pan Chenxiao.
He was last seen near Block 43 Jurong East Avenue 1, on 15 May at about 11am.
Anyone with information is requested to call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000.
Images source: Singapore Police
A $27 million one-off top up to the Covid-19 Driver Relief Fund (CDRF) will be provided by the government for taxi and Private Hire Car (PHC) drivers, to help tide them through the Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).
Drivers who are eligible will receive an extra $10 top up per day through the CDRF from 16 May to the end of June.
Which means that drivers will not receive $25 per day.
All eligible Taxi and PHC drivers will receive the top up automatically through their operators, no application is needed.
Images source: Unsplash
The MRT broke down this morning (21 May) and commuters on the Circle Line were forced to wait on the platform, congregating in large groups due to the train delay.
SMRT then posted an update on Twitter at 5.21am, saying that there was a signal fault, asking commuters to add 15 minutes to their travel time.
Free regular bus services between Paya Lebar and Buona Vista were made available.
At about 5.41am, SMRT then updated on Twitter that due to the signal fault, commuters should add 30 m inutes of additional travel time.
Train services progressively returned to normal at 7.15am, and at 7.30am, all train services resumed to normal.
SMRT has sinced apologised for the incident.
Images source: @Once_Russ on Twitter and @MaiSoori_writer on Twitter
In an interview on 19 May, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said that Singapore is a “long way off” from opening her borders to international traveller like before.
However, he explained that Singapore cannot afford to close its borders off to the world as well.
He added that this is because Singapore is a “small open country” that depends and relies on food and fuel from other countries.
He also added that Singapore could only close borders “to the extent that it can”, while taking precautions.
PM Lee also said that Singapore has various ways of enabling safe travel with other countries, acknowledging that while there were limits on the number of people allowed to travel, at least it keeps the channels open.
He said that this is not without risk but unavoidable.
He also touched on Travel Bubbles, and said that it was not easy to “make a match” to establish one with another country, as they would only want to create a travel bubble with other countries that were safer.
He also said that mutual understanding of each other’s situations was needed, as well as mutual confidence that we will be open with each other and keep things under control.
PM Lee also said that Singapore’s Travel Bubble agreement with Hong Kong “may be a while before it comes into effect.”
He then provided an overview of Singapore’s situation, saying that Singapore is far from out of the woods in its management of the Covid-19 situation.
Image and video source: Prime Minister’s Office, Singapore YouTube
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