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PRC MAN CHEATED BY WIFE FOR 16 YEARS, ALL 3 DAUGHTERS ARE NOT HIS

Mr. Chen is 45 years old this year and has been married for 16 years. In order to support his family, he works in other places all year round. Although the life is not rich, it can be regarded as plain and happy, but by chance, a word from his wife broke the original peaceful life.

The wife told Mr. Chen that she also wanted to go out to work, but no matter how Mr. Chen stopped her, she did not stop her determination to go out to work. Because the two have always communicated by voice and video, but during that time, his wife often refused to answer, which made Mr. Chen puzzled.

Mr. Chen made a tracking on her mobile phone. 

On the evening of March 1, his wife hung up on Mr. Chen’s phone again. Then he turned on his mobile phone to locate and saw that his wife’s location turned out to be in a hotel. So Mr. Chen stayed at the door of the hotel all night, and when he checked out in the morning, he saw his wife and another man.

Since then, the relationship between the two has been cracked. Mr. Chen has doubts about the life experience of the youngest daughter, so he went for an appraisal with the youngest daughter. The appraisal results showed that they were not the biological father and daughter.

Although this result made Mr. Chen collapse, considering the family of three daughters and the 16-year relationship between husband and wife, Mr. Chen still hopes that his wife can return to the family. But soon, he found that his wife ran away from home again, and he also said: that he will take his eldest and youngest daughters away in the future.

This sentence made Mr. Chen’s heart explode in an instant. He took the eldest daughter and the second daughter for a paternity test, and it turned out that none of the three daughters was his own, that is to say, the daughter who had been calling him father for more than ten years turned out to be someone else’s flesh and blood.

Now, his wife has suddenly disappeared, and his mother-in-law does not know the whereabouts of her daughter. In desperation, Mr. Chen can only ask the media, hoping to get his wife to come forward and clarify the marital status between the two.

THAILAND DRAFT BILL FOR SAME GENDER MARRIAGE, PENDING

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On June 7, the Cabinet approved the Draft of the Civil Commercial Code of the Civil and Commercial Code, as proposed by the Ministry of Justice. The day before the council considered the draft Marriage Equality Act proposed by the opposition party

Thanyawat Kamolwongwat, a member of the LGBTQ MPs for the Kaw Klai Party, has submitted a bill to amend the Civil and Commercial Code or the Equal Marriage Act. The main principle is the amendment of marriage in the Civil and Commercial Code. From the former specifying only men and women, it has been changed to allow a man-woman or two persons of the same sex to be able to be engaged and marry according to the law. Marriage and the right to form a family among LGBT people

Parliament published the bill on its website for a hearing on Article 77 of the constitution on July 4. More than 45,000 people expressed their views in just three days. It was the highest number of comments among the 49 draft bills that the council opened for online comments at the time.

As for the questions used in public hearings and agencies involved in the draft Act, there are 4 questions, answering whether they agree or disagree and why, and there is a space for writing proposals. advise

  • should be corrected for any person, whether Can “same sex” and “heterosexual” be engaged?
  • should be corrected for any person, whether “Same sex” or “heterosexual” can marry. legal or not
  • Should the age of the person who can marry must be 18 years or older?
  • Should it be amended to ensure that both same-sex and heterosexual couples have the same rights, duties, and relationships between them as rights, duties and relationships between husband and wife?

“In Thai society, there is a tradition that Marriage can be done only for men and women only. The Civil and Commercial Code, Section 1448, is a provision that is consistent with natural conditions and traditions that have been around for a long time. The purpose of marriage is that men and women Live as husband and wife to create a family institution, have children, sustain a natural race” and the marriage between a man and a woman who has children. 

There is a pass on the bond between parents. “That marriage between LGBT people may not be able to create such a delicate bond.”

POLICE WARN OF FAKE DBS SMS, OVER $173,000 OF SCAM LOSSES RECOVERED

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The Police and DBS recently published a media release against scams where 600 customers were protected from various instances of scams.

The media release includes a sample on how the scams looks like.

The Police have observed an increasing trend of phishing scams where scammers would impersonate as bank staff and target victims through SMSes. Please note that banks will never send any SMS with clickable links. Members of the public should not click on links in SMS that are purportedly from banks.

In the latest variant, members of public would receive unsolicited SMSes with alpha tags such as “SG-DBS” or “DBS-Notice” claiming that their card had been blocked due to unusual activity, or that their bank account had been frozen because of suspicious activities. The SMS would direct victims to sign in via an embedded link to verify their identity. Upon clicking on the link in the SMS, the victim would be directed to a spoofed internet banking log-in page, where victims would be asked to key in their online banking username and password. After entering the spoofed website, the victims would be redirected to another spoofed webpage requesting them to key in the One-Time Passwords (OTPs) received on their mobile phones. Victims would realise that they had been scammed when they discovered unauthorised transactions made from their bank accounts.

DBS and the Police have collaborated on various anti-scam efforts. In the last month, over 600 customers have been protected from various scams typologies due to active surveillance and $173,000 of losses were successfully recovered. Yet, about 60 victims had each lost between SGD60 and SGD3000 due to the recent phishing scams. This could increase if accounts continue to be compromised.

DBS would like to assure that their bank systems remain secure. However, given the widespread nature of this current campaign, it may be necessary for DBS to take short-term measures that may lead to friction or delay to transactions in order to disrupt the scams and protect their customers.  Members of the public should be prepared for such delays, and their understanding is appreciated.

MAN WENT TO CEMETERY TO ASK FOR 4D NUMBERS, RECEIVES HIS BIRTHDATE

A netizen shared a story about how he went to the cemetery to ask for 4D numbers and was horrified to receive his birthdate.

Here is his story

“Growing up, I always believed in the supernatural and paranormal, and have seen people being possessed and exorcised.

I have also seen my relatives striking 4D after asking our ancestors for 4D numbers, and they would also treat the family to a good meal with their winnings and burn more offerings to give thanks.

So when I grew up (I’m 32M), naturally I was more inclined towards the supernatural when it comes to gambling, you know, things like not touching my shoulders when I’m gambling.

But my luck in gambling has been rotten, to say the least. Last year alone, I lost more than $10k from just betting.

Earlier this year i went to the casino at RWS and lost close to $5k in just 3 days, and i resorted to seeking supernatural help to help me with my gambling.

I heard from a friend who went to the cemetery to ask for 4D numbers, with some joss sticks, paper offerings, a tin can and some slips of papers with 1 to 0 written on them; that he won 3rd prize in 4D with the number that he prayed.

He said that he lit the joss sticks at a nearby grave and burned some paper offerings, before praying and asking for 4D numbers.

I then planned to do the same and i went to Bukit Brown Cemetery, because i heard that it was one of the most “dirty” places in Singapore.

I was with another friend at the time and didn’t want to go alone, because who in the right mind has balls that big to go to a cemetery alone?

I then did the same thing that my other friend did and burned some paper offerings near a grave, as well as lighting a joss stick.

I then started praying and asking for lucky numbers and I then shook the tin can with the numbers inside, and each time a paper fell out, I opened it and put it back into the can and shook again.

To my horror, the number came out 0303, which was my birthday.

I thought it was just a coincidence, so I did the same thing again and 1501 came out again, I’m not joking or lying or making this up, the number really did come out twice.

The number that I got from my 3rd try was 5559, which didn’t really mean anything to me, because after my birthdate came out twice, I was leaning towards that number.

I then opened my phone and went to a random number generator website, and after pressing generate, guess what number came out?

0303, I knew that I had to buy that number.

I know many people are going to say that i am making this s*** up, but I swear on my family that this really happened.

I went to buy 0303 and the other number, 5559, $50 big for each number, for 2 weeks straight for the draws on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays.

But somehow the number keeps jumping, like it would open 1510 or 5110, and I had lost about $300 for nothing.

So of course I started changing my methods and shaded iBet on my tickets so even if the numbers jumped, I would win something.

So I bought 0303 with iBet, and that Wednesday, it came out at 3003 in consolation prize, and I had won $500.

But like all winnings, somehow after you win, the streak ends, and I have been waiting to win again. I am planning to return to the cemetery to ask for more numbers.”

Editor’s note: But you still lost more money than you won leh.

WOMAN’S WHOLE CEILING COLLAPSES INSIDE HER CHILDREN’S ROOM

A Facebook user, WL Liu, shared a harrowing video showing a ceiling that had collapsed inside her children’s room.

She shared that the room belonged to her three children, including a baby, and a baby’s cot was seen in the corner of the room.

Traumatised by the collapse

The woman struggled to catch her breath, visibly traumatised by the event, as she revealed that her children were thankfully not in the room at the time.

She captioned her video: “The whole ceiling drop !!!!! Luckily my three kids n babies is fine.God bless . What should I do now!”

Liu was seen in the video narrating the events that happened, explaining in Chinese that “the whole ceiling collapsed, thankfully nobody was injured, no one was in the room at the time. The room belongs to 3 of my kids, including a baby who sleeps here. This is too horrifying.”

Destroyed

The collapsed ceiling was seen with some cables and wires still attached to it, and it was lying on top of what appears to be a (some) bed(s).

Parts of the ceiling that were broken off from the collapsed ceiling could also be seen strewn across the floor of the room.

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Source: WL Liu on Facebook

WOMAN ORDERED B’FAST & ALLEGEDLY RECEIVED TOTALLY DIFFERENT ORDER

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A Facebook user, Phong Enyi Magdalene, shared how she visited a The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf branch at West Mall.

She had ordered a breakfast meal based on an advertisement that she saw on a board, and allegedly received a totally different order.

She complained that the toasted bread was “as hard as a rock”, and that their wrap was replaced with bread because there was no more wrap.

She also claimed that she didn’t receive her hashbrowns and that the outlet had allegedly also refused to give them a refund.

Here is what she said (SIC)

“Horrible west mall coffee bean branch.

Misleading pictures. Showed a big nice cup of latte but look at what came. When asked, the person said it’s not their decision to give us this paper cup drink. While other people who dined in all received in their glass cup. But we were given small disposable cup that looked very different in comparison to the picture.

The whole meal was replaced with another meal. one set of overly toasted bread that’s as hard as a rock and another set of bread that’s not toasted at all.

When we ordered; what was communicated was there’s no more wrap. So they will replace with bread. In the end; what came back was bread, scrambled eggs and ham but no Hash brown!

When we asked, they said they told us that they are replacing the whole meal but this was definitely not what was said!

We waited for more than 20 mins for this and end up all the issues and now we need to wait further for them to redo the bread. They declined our request to do a refund.

Oh and coffee bean page doesn’t allow people to do review.

Try to dine in at other places that’s more honest with their advertisement.”

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Source: Phong Enyi Magdalene on Facebook

YET ANOTHER CASE OF S’POREAN PASSPORT NOT STAMPED AT JB CUSTOMS

A Singaporean woman, Haslinda Sham, shared in a Facebook post that her family went to Johor and their passport was allegedly not stamped at the Malaysian customs.

She was travelling into Johor with three other family members on 4 June, and they were travelling in a car through the Causeway, according to Mothership.

The family then went to one of the immigration booths at the Sultan Iskandar CIQ Complex and handed their passports to the customs officer.

Listening for stamping sounds

Haslinda’s husband was alert and was listening for the “THUB” sound of their passports being stamped because he was the driver and the one closest to the officer.

The officer then returned their passports and the husband then drove forward, but then stopped about 5-6 metres away from the booth to check their passports.

Haslinda told Mothership that she felt “uneasy” that day and reminded her family to check their passports, and she then discovered that it was not stamped.

They then returned to the same officer and got their passport stamped after that.

“Bochup” attitude

Haslinda told Mothership that the customs officer was allegedly not apologetic about the incident and also nonchalant about it.

She then posted about her experience on Facebook and reminded other Singaporeans to check their passports once they exit JB’s immigration counters.

Other netizens then commented and shared that they also had similar experiences, with one netizen claiming that they are allegedly doing it on purpose, and that “I (the netizen) was scolded for not checking and was threatened with a fine.”

Other incidents

92 Y.O MAN PASSED AWAY, POLICE APPEALING FOR HIS NEXT OF KIN

The Singapore Police Force issued an appeal for the next of kin of a 92-year-old man, Mr Ang Ah Poh, who passed away.

He had passed away on 4 June earlier this week, and was a former resident of Ju Eng Home.

Here is the police’s statement

The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 92-year-old Mr Ang Ah Poh to come forward.

Mr Ang, a former resident of Ju Eng Home, had passed away on 4 June 2022.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
08 June 2022 @ 12:20 PM

TANJONG PAGAR CRASH – DRIVER WAS DRINK DRIVING & SPEEDING AT 148KM/HR

The fiery car crashed at Tanjong Pagar last year involving a white BMW, saw the deaths of 5 men and the girlfriend of one of the men, Raybe Oh, rushing into the fire to save her boyfriend and sustaining serious burns in the process.

Drink driving and speeding

The coroner’s inquiry into the deaths of the quintet began, with Traffic Police investigator, Senior Staff Sergeant Muhammad Firdaus Suleiman testifying to State Coroner Adam Nakhoda earlier today (9 June) that the speed limit for that particular stretch of road being 50km/h.

An autopsy report of the driver, 29-year-old Jonathan Long Junwei, showed that he was drink driving at the time, with an alcohol reading of 86mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood, which is above the legal limit fo 80mg per 100ml.

All killed

Long was driving his BMW M4 at about 5.40am before crashing the vehicle into a shophouse, and it then burst into flames with the men trapped inside.

The passengers, Mr Teo Qi Xiang, 26; Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28; Mr Eugene Yap Zheng Min, 29; and Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29; and Long, were all killed in the incident.

Raybe Oh then rushed to the crash site and tried to help them but suffered severe burns in the process, and she was then seen in video footage emerging from the fire covered in flames, and she then spent 4 months in SGH as well as requiring multiple surgeries for her recovery.

Aviva financial advisers

Four of the men were financial advisers with Aviva, with Wong being a former representative of the company.

The coroner’s inquiry into the case has yet to conclude and is still ongoing, stay tuned for updates.

Recap

UNCLE ALLEGEDLY SLAMS GATE EVERY MORNING, WAKES UP NEIGHBOURS

A netizen, Kay Ling, shared CCTV footage of what is presumed to be her neighbour, creating a ruckus outside his home.

The man was seen unlocking his front gate and slamming it repeatedly against the wall of the netizen’s unit.

The gate had bounced off the wall and he then slammed it against the wall again, to create as much noise as possible.

The man inadvertently broke his own metal gate, with a piece of metal rod, which is a part of the gate, then got dislodged from the metal gate, and fell onto the man sitting down.

Netizens then commented that it was “very well deserved” and “instant karma”.

Potential penalties

Anyone who makes any noise in excess that is likely to cause annoyance or inconvenience to others in the vicinity or in any public setting could face fines of up to $1,000.

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