The infamous Beow Tan has resurfaced once again.
This time, she is seen sharing her “stories” with the public, showing off the photos in her phone.
It is unclear what she said to the passers-by, but based on her past antics, it’s pretty safe to assume that she was talking about her qualifications (again) and what she looks for in her future husband.
And how she is “not racist”.
Image source: @sgfollowsall on IG
Singaporeans were seen panic buying and stocking up on supplies following the announcement of tighten Covid-19 measures.
Toilet papers and instant noodles were among the hotly contested items being cleared off the supermarket shelves.
A photo emerged showing a display rack of condoms being cleared out as well.
Images source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG
A Singaporean guy took to Instagram to lament the government’s decision to implement the upcoming tightened Covid-19 measures.
He says that it’s “obvious that the government is trying to make us not celebrate our festival (SIC).”
He added that Singapore went from Phase 3 to Phase 1 just like that, and that the Chinese at least got to celebrate Chinese New Year last year and this year, highlighting that the government leniently said “be safe and adhere to the new rules and social distancing”.
He then called them out, asking why can’t they do the same for the Malays.
Images source: @hardryhakim on Instagram and 24hrscityflorist.com
A video emerged online showing an uncle getting arrested.
He was allegedly arrested for not wearing a mask (according to the OP) as he could be heard shouting for help.
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg
An auntie was seen hoarding and stocking rolls and rolls of toilet paper from a supermarket, along with many others who were seen doing the same.
Shelves at supermarkets were seen cleared and emptied out as Singaporean showed up in droves to panic buy.
These come in the wake of the government implementing tightened Covid-19 measures that will see all dining in to be banned, as well as the limiting of social gathering to a maximum of 2 persons.
Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A video emerged online showing a gangster fighting with the police at Golden Mile Complex.
He could be heard shouting at the police: “Eh you what? Sergeant ah? Eh F*ck you lah!”
He was then wrestled onto the ground by the policemen as he shouted: “Wah push ah! Eh push ah eh! Push ah!”
The camera man could be heard narrating the entire incident, saying that he allegedly spat at the police’s face.
Image and video source: Ching Wei Jie on Facebook
A video emerged online showing huge crowds at Clark Quay last night.
After the government announced the implementation of a dining-in ban and a restriction of social gatherings to 2 persons that will begin tomorrow (16 May).
Most of them were there to get their drink on for that will be their last time until the ban gets lifted.
Social distancing was also pretty much non-existent and difficult to enforce due to the burgeoning crowds.
Image and video source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG
Pictures emerged online showing Singaporeans showing up in droves at supermarkets.
They could be seen forming long queues and stocking up on essentials, especially toilet paper (Deja vu?).
This comes in the wake of the Government announcing new restrictions that will see dining-in and social gatherings to be restricted to a max of 2 persons.
Images source: Awesome Singapore Facebook and Trust Me, I’m SIngaporean Facebook.
The Land Transport Authority (LTA) carried out enforcement over the holiday on 13 May.
LTA revealed that 5 cyclists were caught riding on expressways.
they reminded people that cycling on expressways are not permitted as it endangers the cyclist as well as other motorists.
Image source: LTA
The Singapore – Hong Kong air travel bubble is very likely to be delayed even further due to the increase of Covid-19 cases here.
It was originally scheduled to launch on 26 May, if resumption conditions are met.
Ong Ye Kung said during the Multi Ministry Task Force (MTF) press conference earlier today (14 May), that there will be a critical review of the situation, where the numbers will be closely monitored for the next few days.
Ong also said that Hong Kong’s secretary for commerce and economic development Edward Yau Tang Wah, has been briefed on the current situation in Singapore.
Ong also added that it is very likely that Singapore will not be able to meet the resumption criteria, and that a decision will be announced early next week.
Image source: Unsplash and Singapore Airlines Facebook
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