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21 Y.O ARRESTED AFTER ATTACKING 20 Y.O WITH SCISSORS @ SERANGGON

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On August 3, the police apprehended a 21-year-old man after he reportedly assaulted another man with scissors.

According to CNA, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) responded to the alleged assault case at Serangoon Avenue 4 at around 8.29 p.m. on Aug. 2.

20-year-old man injured

The 20-year-old victim with multiple injuries was taken to the hospital conscious.

The accused attacker fled the area in a car with a 21-year-old woman before police arrived. However, a Police camera has already captured the face of the attacker.

Ang Mo Kio Police Division found the vehicle abandoned at a carpark located at Northshore Drive (Punggol).

The Police also send out K-9 unit to search for the couple.

Hiding on a Lorry

The Police officers managed to find the couple hiding at the back of a parked lorry along Punggol 17th Avenue.

The woman who was found with the alleged attacker was also suffering from multiple injuries, she was later taken to the hospital for treatments.

The Police managed to make the arrest within 5 hours of the incident.

Police investigations are ongoing.

Penalties

According to Chapter 326 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act with a weapon that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Grievous Hurt by Dangerous Weapons.

 Upon conviction, offenders could face a life imprisonment, or imprisonment for a term which may extend to 15 years, and caning, or fine.

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SG DOLLAR ALL-TIME HIGH AGAINST M’SIA RINGGIT $1 TO RM3.23

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20 years ago, the exchange rate between Singapore dollars and the Malaysian Ringgit is around $2.20 cents.

One did not expect the Malaysian Ringgit to fall further against Singapore dollars. Earlier today, the Singapore dollar against the Malaysian Ringgit reached an all-time high of S$1 to RM 3.23.

Singapore’s currency has been rising continuously since the 2nd quarter of 2022 against the Malaysian Ringgit.

A few of the Malaysian workers who are working in Singapore posted screenshots of exchange rates offered by CIMB bank via i-banking.

As the Singapore dollar gets stronger, many Malaysians posted in various groups stating it is time to cash out their savings in Singapore and send it to their Malaysian accounts.

The previous highest record was on 23 May 2022 (RM3.19), which triggered long queues at various money changers in Singapore.

Many netizens said that they will expect to see a long queue at money changers again if the rates continue to maintain or rise.

History of Singapore Dollars Against Malaysian Ringgit

A NEW HOTEL OPENS IN BANGKOK, THE STANDARD BANGKOK MAHANAKHON

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Planning a trip to Bangkok anytime sooner or during the school holidays with family?

The Standard Bangkok Mahanakhon opened its door on Monday 01 August 2022, the grand-looking hotel is located in the town area of Bangkok.

“The Standard” hotels have a unique logo which is upside down with an iconic architectural design that comes with 155 rooms and suites.

The types of rooms:

The Standard Bangkok Mahanakhon are Standard King, Deluxe King, Corner King, Corner Double, Suite Spot, Balcony Suite, Penthouse and Bigger Penthouse (the biggest at 144sqm).

Look at the sky all day with a Grandview on the rooftop of the hotel, the highest rooftop bar in Bangkok. The Sky Beach rooftop bar is open from 10:00 – 00:00 located

Foodies here!

The hotels offer a variety of foods.

  • Ojo Bangkok opens Monday – Sunday, Lunch 11:30 – 14:30 and Dinner 17:30 till late.
  • The Standard Grill (Grill Zone) opens Monday – Sunday, Lunch 12:30 – 14:30 and Dinner 17:30 – 22:30.
  • The Standard Grill (Cafe Zone) opens Monday – Sunday, Breakfast 06:30 – 10:30 and All-day dining 12:00 – 22:30.
  • The Parlor opens Monday – Sunday, Dining 07:00 – 22:30 and Drinking 07:00 – 00:00.
  • Tease opens Monday – Sunday, 13:00 – 18:00.
  • Mott 32 Bangkok opens Monday – Sunday, Lunch 11:30 – 14:30 and Dinner 18:00 – 22:30.

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PRC BARBER REFUSE TO CUT SG MAN’S HAIR AS HE CAN’T SPEAK MANDARIN

Imagine being treated like a foreigner in your own country, there is just nothing worse than this. A man had an unfortunate encounter with a barber who refused to cut his hair as he could not speak Mandarin.

The PRC hair barber wanted the customer to speak Mandarin or he will not cut the Singaporean man’s hair.

Here is what the Singaporean man posted on Facebook:

SORRY TO SAY. This is my first time that I felt like i’m a foreigner in my own country. Went to have a simple hair cut at this shop today.

Hair dresser is a Chinese national man. Insisted that he didn’t want to cut my hair if I couldn’t speak chinese with him. So had an argument with him for a few minute.

Die die keep telling me to speak chinese with him if not he didn’t want to cut my hair. Told him nicely in a basic english ‘just cut short okay already’ and even show him basic hair cut photo from my phone, still ask me to leave the shop. I stand firm with him that I’m not leaving until he get my hair done. End up cut my hair with a black face. Thank you for the 5 star service.

Here are what netizens think:

  • I stop going to the shop oready bro…used to go there,wat u say is true,nid to speak chinese to the square top hair guy…once my wife wanted to get a haircut there,juz trim the hair only…he dun wanna do it coz neva understand wat she say…ask a chinese guy to translate to him,still he dun wanna do it…in the end we walk away.
  • i would have left if i were u
  • If i were you i just leave and go to other barber
  • For me I will just leave.. it’s his lost not ours…
  • Yes if i were you i will just go off nvr bow down to them…who they think they are….

24 HOURS BUS SERVICE BETWEEN SINGAPORE AND JOHOR BAHRU

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Wanting to travel between Singapore and Johor Bahru in the wee hours? Great news!

According to Causeway Link Facebook, bus service CW2 will be operating between Singapore and Johor Bahru 24 hours on Monday 01 August 2022 with the interval of 45mins (subject to traffic conditions) per bus for midnight service between 23:00 – 04:00

Bus fare will be SGD4.80 from Singapore to Johor Bahru and RM4.80 from Johor Bahru to Singapore.

Travel with ease of mind, you can now travel cashless with ManjaLink and Visa on the CW2 bus service.

You can purchase a new ManjaLink card on ManjaLink self-service kiosks located at Queen Street Terminal which offer 24 hours service and also support top-up of ManjaLink card, check balance and redeem rebates.

Please note that EZ-link and NETS payments are not available from 23:00 HRS – 06:30 HRS.

Travellers welcome the night rides

Travellers who were there on 01 August 2022 are glad that the Causeway Link provides this 24 hours service as some can get back home after their work ended at midnight.

Some travellers also commented that it’s cheaper this way than taking a taxi which costs them more than SGD10 to enter Johor Bahru from Singapore after their work ended at midnight.

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MAN FIND IT’S TOO EXPENSIVE TO DATE WOMAN, “WOMEN SHOULD PAY FOR IT”

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Just got into the dating world for the first time (I have been in relationships but never been in a “dating lifestyle.”)

It’s super duper expensive in the dating lifestyle.

I have got 3 dates this week (I know, humble brag, but that’s not the point). It makes me realise how low investment it is for the girls.

I’m not blaming women at all, I realise this is just how it works and none of us got to decide how society is set up. But seriously, I have got to pick the place and pay. These girls just get to show up for free and decide if they like me.

If none of these girls works out, or if they just realise they don’t like me, it’s like oh well at least they had a good time.

For me, it’s like just a waste of money that I just spent $300 on people I will never going to see again. Women always asked for equal rights, they might as well pay equally.

Has anybody got some advice on low-cost dates that are fun but a little cheaper for a first date? I was thinking of like rock climbing or something.

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NUMBERS OF VISITORS TO HOSPITALS & RESIDENTIAL CARE HOMES TO BE EXTENDED TILL 31 AUGUST

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The current restrictions on the number of visitors to hospitals and residential care homes are set to be extended.

According to The Ministry of Health, the restrictions on the number of visitors to hospitals and residential care homes are to be extended till 31 August 2022.

While the daily number of local COVID-19 cases has fallen gradually over the past week, hospitals continue to face a high volume of both COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 patients.

Homes have had to manage an increased number of COVID-positive residents on-site.

As such, the adjusted visitor safe management measures which have been in place since 7 July 2022 will remain in effect until 31 August 2022.

Up to Two

Admitted patients in the hospital will be allowed up to two pre-designated visitors for the duration of their admission, at all times only one visitor is allowed at the bedside and no more than 30 minutes per visit.

Critically ill patients will be allowed up to five pre-designated visitors.

Reminder to all visitors not to eat or drink in the hospital wards or use the toilets designed for the patients. All visitors are to ensure they are well and encouraged to do an antigen rapid test (ART) before visiting the patients.

All care homes will be allowed up to four pre-designated visitors to visit their loved ones and no more than 30 minutes per visit.

The Ministry Of Health (MOH) seek the understanding of cooperation of the residents, their family members and loved ones as they work to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission in our hospitals and care homes.

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WOMAN GOT PREGANT AFTER GETTING DRUNK, APPRECIATES THE HEALTHCARE IN SG

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I have followed this page for a while and looked through the various articles of abortion but deicded to kept it.

With that in mind I find myself in a strange situation where I have a new sense of love for the medical system in my country. It should definitely be like this worldwide.

I’ll admit that it’s not gonna be my first abortion and I know I should be more careful, but I appreciate the fact that I don’t have to ruin my life because I got drunk and said “F it” to rubbers.

I think women should have the right to be a bit careless sometimes. It’s only human to let your emotions get the best of you sometimes. Why should that only apply to men?

So today I called the  hospital and ordered a discreet appointment. I wi show up as if I’m just going to a normal doctors appointment. I will be offered a std test, some forms of who to talk to if you feel like you need it, birth control.

I will be taken care of by sympathetic professional healthcare workers who are really good at their job and they walk me through the journey of single parent hood and I am a mother now.

Good health care should be the reality for all women worldwide.

GRANDMA LEFT BEHIND $1.6M, GRANDCHILD CHARGED FAMILY $300K AS EXECUTOR OF WILL

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To be very upfront, before I get into the explanation I follow the rules that were laid out to me when my grandma gave me the job as executor of her estate. There was some Grey area which I guess is where the question lies.

My grandma unalived at 81 last year. I am probably the most responsible of her heirs so before she moved to hospice she changed executor from my aunt (who agreed, in the middle of a nasty divorce and didn’t want her ex to get anything or the stress) to me.

My grandma left assets totalling about $1,600,000. A house had to be sold, cash, so many paperwork and meetings. It was basically a 20-hour-a-week part-time job for a year. One of the stipulations of her trust was that the executor would be paid an amount basically of their choosing but had to be fair and “market level.”

I asked a guy I was dating who was in law school and he said the market level for a job like that is about $300 an hour. I kept meticulous records and 50 weeks* 20 hours* $300 is about $300k. That left about. $300k to be split amongst the 11. So each person’s share was $28000. To me, that was a lot of money and everyone should be very grateful but everyone is so angry with me and say I took advantage of the situation.

People are talking about suing me. I did meet with a real lawyer after that threat and he said that while he wished I would have talked to him before I set my payment amount, in terms of the Will there’s not much to sue me over.

I guess the only thing is, is it worth losing my family over it?

HDB OWNER SEEKS ADVICE ON NEIGHBOURS PLAYING MAHJONG AFTER 11PM

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A post was seen online by a netizen who stays in a HDB and has to deal with the neighbours mahjong playing after 10pm and sometimes all the way till the wee hours of the morning.

It also seems like their neighbours have been doing it for quite some time judging from the way the netizen has posted.

Here is what the netizen said

Just wondering, my neighbour has been playing mahjong, like after 11pm and they carry on way throughout the night and they are super loud and stuff (a bunch of aunties) and was wondering what can we do about it?

This has been affecting my family’s sleep and they have been doing it for quite some time, with no regard for noise pollution.

I know the law now legalises social gambling at home, which would probably make them continue further.

Here are what netizens have to say

  • Go confront them? But legally, nothing.
  • After 11pm, not 10. Call the neighborhood police, not 999 and ask them to make a visit.
  • Legally, the police. Anything else? If you cant win them… join them… lol just kidding, but really your options are either these:
  1. call the police hotline of your district’s NPC(please don’t call 999, it’s meant for emergency usage) and hope police intervention is useful
  2. Mediation between both parties by FSC
  3. win them at their own game
  4. last resort, move out.

Frankly speaking, there’s nothing much you can do to force your neighbour to become normal neighbours. You can play the game and see who’s the worst neighbour and see who relent first.

  • Buy them an auto table lah since you don’t want them to be so noisy. With an auto table the noise pollution sure go down by a lot, you can even buy those ball like thingy to throw inside the table then when the table auto washes the tile the noise won’t be that much also.

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