A video emerged online showing a young man and elderly man having a heated confrontation in the streets.

The elderly man was seen seated on a bench, as the younger man stood over him and stared down at him.

They then exchanged words, with the younger man opening his arms, appearing to intimidate the elderly man.

He then got his face closer to the uncle as they continued exchanging words, and the uncle then raised his hand in front of the young man.

The young man then pushed the uncle’s hand away as they continued arguing, by which point a female passerby walked over to see what was happening.

The uncle then stood up and pulled the young man away, and the video then abruptly ended.

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A netizen shared how he had spotted two mice nesting in the ceiling at Maxwell Food Centre, according to Shin Min Daily News.

SMDN spoke to the stall vendors there, who told them that the mice usually come in threes or fours, and are nocturnal.

They added that the mice scurry around the hawker centre at night, going after the uncleared food at the tables.

They have also reportedly gnawed through electrical wires, and they return to their nest in the ceiling beam after 12pm.

Fell onto table

A vendor told the Chinese paper that there have been 2 instances where the mice were spotted in the day when a small mouse fell from the ceiling and onto a diners’ table back in September last year.

The cleaners had to use a box to remove the mouse.

Another mouse also fell from the ceiling and onto a table, before running away – but it was ultimately trampled to death by patrons.

A spokesperson for Maxwell Food Centre told SMDN that the rodents started appearing after construction work started in the vicinity.

The NEA has also been informed about the situation and that inspections are done regularly, with pest control services visiting monthly.

The Beach Road slashing victim, Han Hongli, who was attacked by her estranged husband Cheng Guoyuan in the now-infamous chopper attack that took place back in April, has been discharged from the hospital.

She went through 4 surgeries for injuries suffered to her head, eyes and hands during the vicious slashing attack on 14 April.

The 42-year-old woman is now recovering in the community with volunteers sending her food every day, and will be needing two more eye surgeries to regain her eyesight.

A fundraising campaign was also launched by crowd-funding website Ray of Hope on 10 May to help the victim with her medical and living expenses during her recovery.

The campaign exceeded the target of $105,343.86, raising $105,395.87 at the time of writing, with about $1,800 already being disbursed to Han earlier this month.

The target amount will also be adjusted accordingly should her medical fees continue to increase, and Han will be receiving the money monthly for 12 months for her loss of income.

Ray of Hope is also working with Han’s employer, Edmund Tan of Chong Qing (Origin) Steamboat, to settle her final medical bills, and are waiting for the insurance paperwork to be finalised.

The founder of Telegram, Pavel Durov, said in a statement that the messaging app will be launching a paid subscription plan in June 2022.

Under the new subscription plan, the messaging app’s users will get higher chat limits, media uploads, along with addition features.

Durov also emphasized that despite the paid subscription plan, the existing features of the app will continue to remain free to use, with more free features to be added as well.

Here is Telegram’s statement

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Since the day Telegram was launched almost 9 years ago, we’ve been giving our users more features and resources than any other messaging app. A free app as powerful as Telegram was revolutionary in 2013 and is still unprecedented in 2022. To this day, our limits on chats, media and file uploads are unrivaled.

And yet, many have been asking us to raise the current limits even further, so we looked into ways to let you go beyond what is already crazy. The problem here is that if we were to remove all limits for everyone, our server and traffic costs would have become unmanageable, so the party would be unfortunately over for everyone.

After giving it some thought, we realized that the only way to let our most demanding fans get more while keeping our existing features free is to make those raised limits a paid option. That’s why this month we will introduce Telegram Premium, a subscription plan that allows anyone to acquire additional features, speed and resources. It will also allow users to support Telegram and join the club that receives new features first.

Not to worry though: all existing features remain free, and there are plenty of new free features coming. Moreover, even users who don’t subscribe to Telegram Premium will be able to enjoy some of its benefits: for example, they will be able to view extra-large documents, media and stickers sent by Premium users, or tap to add Premium reactions already pinned to a message to react in the same way.

While our experiments with privacy-focused ads in public one-to-many channels have been more successful than we expected, I believe that Telegram should be funded primarily by its users, not advertisers. This way our users will always remain our main priority.

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