A video was recently uploaded on the Telegram which shows a girl called Chole trying to sell special videos of herself.

It is believed that the girl is currently 27 years old and she’s also a Singaporean as well. She charges a one time fee of $68 and all followers will be able to view all her videos in her collection.

She also stated that she has 2000 subscribers and the numbers are still growing daily.

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The problematic tenant, Garie Sim, who refused to pay rental for his Bedok Court condo, amounting to $60,000 is currently in the limelight again. It is believed that the tenant, 67-year-old, Garie Sim had rented a condominium unit with his family at Bedok Court.

The landlord then tried to evict Garie by taking down the unit’s iron gate with a chain saw but the damage was minimal before the tenant hosed both him and his cousin with water.

The daughter of Garie has made a police report stating on how the Hardwarezone forum allegedly harassed her and intimidated her which caused her health problems.

Sexy internet celebrity Yui Xin reportedly tried to kill herself as she left her last words on Instagram, “I am not holding on to the jokes for you to watch. I can’t take it anymore.

Goodbye in this world.” Then she posted a message saying that she chose to go to a dead end: “I committed suicide. Blame these Singaporeans.”

Yui Xin posted on Facebook in the early morning of the 9th, “I committed suicide. All these Singaporeans are to blame. Congratulations for laughing at the success of my hard life. When I was undergoing surgery, a friend of five years still wanted to keep me secret. A friend who wanted to rape my girlfriend in front of me asked him if he wanted to sing Karaoke. He also said that it is normal for me to see them having sex.

Then, Yui Xin released a 5-second video on Instagram. The content was a man with glasses wearing a blue shirt and kneeling with a mobile phone. The background of the film was in a hospital ward. The man in the post is believed to be a Singaporean man who was also her boyfriend.

Yui Xin announced a close photo of herself and the man with glasses, “Thank you for destroying me completely.” Then she clicked on the man’s IG account and stated that she was a web designer by profession, and it was suspected that the two had a relationship dispute. She returned He made his own address public, and said, “This is my current address. If I disappear suddenly, I will find me here.” His words and deeds were filled with despair.

A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Singapore Incidents which shows a group of thugs ganging up together to verbally abuse several safe distancing officers.

The group filmed the whole incident after they were caught trying to bend the rules in their favour. They were believed to have been seated in two tables side by side even though they had 5 people per table.

Currently, the laws state that gatherings of more than five people are not allowed, even if they are split across multiple tables or in private dining rooms.

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MOM said on 8 May that 3 more airport workers were infected with Covid-19, amongst them including a cleaner, a safety coordinator, and an aviation officer, of which two of them were fully vaccinated.

Among the 3 new cases is a 47-year-old cleaner working at Terminal 3, who is a work permit holder employed by Ramky Cleantech Services and was asymptomatic.

He was fully vaccinated and upon his test result coming back positive, he was sent to NCID.

Another case was a 33-year-old safety coordinator employed by Shimizu Corporation and deployed at Terminal 3.

He developed a fever after work and went to a clinic the next day, where he was tested and his test result came back positive.

He was then sent to NCID.

MOH highlighted that his work doens’t entail interaction with passengers.

The third case was a 57-year-old Singaporean who works as an aviation officer at Terminal 1 and 3.

He developed a sore throat in the evening and did not seek treatment, and his sore throat worsened the next day when we went to work.

He was tested for Covid-19 as part of a rostered routine testing and it came back positive.

He was then sent to NCID in an ambulance.

The man was fully vaccinated.

The 3 new cases at Changi Airport are part of the 7 new community cases reported on 8 May.

SPH CEO Ng Yat Chung has apologised for his infamous outburst which has since gone viral, where he took “umbrage” at the question of a reporter.

Ng said that he was standing up for SPH Media’s long cherished editorial integrity and that he will continue to do so.

He added that he was a direct and blunt-speaking person, but that he apologises for any offence that he might have caused and regrets any distractions from the merits of the proposed restructuring.

Minister for Law and Home Affairs K. Shanmugam also chimed in, saying that Ng’s response was “very unfortunate”.

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