A Tik Tok video uploaded by user kee_song states that there are increasing production of Chickens before the Chicken ban.

The factory said that they are processing as much chicken as they can before the ban kicks in.

Previously, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) said that the chickens imported from Malaysia accounts for 34% of the chickens that are imported to Singapore.

Singaporean flocking to supermarkets has become an internet meme, there is a lot of frozen chicken in Singapore. So please don’t worry.

Here are what netizens think:

• The news of Malaysia banning the export of Chicken brings a key point that Singapore should have its own multi-storey farm. In China, there is a Chicken farm located on the side of a cliff, it’s a mega-complex that uses very limited land. Singapore should follow suit.

• i’m going vegetarian alr after seeing this

• Now Im worried for the SG community chickens.

• 3.6 million chickens/month is a very big gap to cover man

@kee_song Fret not, we're working extra hard to provide the best while we can. @engelkoh #keesong #chicken #tiktoksg #fyp #foryou ♬ Treasure (Sped Up Version) – Phoebe

The Singapore Police Force issued a statement about the arrest of a female and male teenager, 17-years-old, for allegedly stealing a motorcycle from a loading bay along Strathmore Avenue.

Here is what they said

The Police have arrested one male and female teenager, both aged 17, for their suspected involvement in a case of theft of motor vehicle with common intention.

On 25 May 2022 at about 11.25am, the Police received a report that a motorcycle was stolen from a loading bay along Strathmore Avenue.

Through ground enquiries and with the aid of images from Police cameras, officers from Clementi Police Division established the identity of the two teenagers and arrested them on 26 May 2022.

The two teenagers will be charged in court on 26 May 2022 with theft of a motor vehicle with common intention under Section 379A read with Section 34 of the Penal Code 1871. The offence of theft of motor vehicle carries an imprisonment term of up to seven years and fine.

The Police would like to advise all motorcycle owners to adopt the following crime prevention measures:

1. Park your motorcycle in well-lit areas;
   
2. Install an anti-theft alarm for your motorcycle;
   
3. Use a motorcycle canvas to cover the motorcycle, securing both ends;
   
4. Use additional locking devices such as disc brake locks or install a suspension guard;
   
5. Remove the ignition key and lock the motorcycle, whenever it is left unattended; and
   
6. Do not leave spare keys inside the motorcycle storage box.

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT
SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE
26 May 2022 @ 6:00 PM

The Singapore Police Force issued a statement about the arrest of two women and a man for their suspected involvement in online sales of counterfeit goods.

Here is what they said

The Police have arrested two women and one man, aged between 40 and 44, for their suspected involvement in online sales of counterfeit goods.

On 25 May 2022, officers from the Criminal Investigation Department conducted enforcement operations along Bedok North Street 2, Boon Keng Road and Rivervale Crescent, resulting in the arrests. During the operation, more than 800 pieces of purported trademark-infringing goods comprising of apparel, bags, cosmetic products and accessories, with an estimated street value of more than $18,000, were seized. Police investigations are ongoing.

Under the Trade Marks Act 1998, the offence of selling or distributing goods with falsely applied trademarks carries a fine up to $100,000, an imprisonment term of up to five years, or both.

The Police take a serious view of intellectual property rights infringement and would like to remind the public that the distribution and sale of counterfeit goods are serious offences. The Police will not hesitate to take tough action against perpetrators who profit at the expense of legitimate businesses and consumers.

Minister of Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong posted on Facebook yesterday night that there is an advertisement using his photos for endorsement.

In his Facebook post (May 26), he said that the advertisements are using his photo to promote the product.

The fake ad claims health benefits such as “stabilising blood sugar”.

In his Facebook post he wrote:

“There is an ad going around, using a photo of me to promote a tea that claims to stabilise blood sugar.

I have not endorsed any products. Do also remember to be on your guard against such product claims, and to always consult your doctor on your medical condition.“

This is not the first time advertisements have used the photos of public figures to “promote” their products. Previously, Health Minister Ong Ye Kung also warned of a similar kind of advertisement which used his product.

Image Source: MCI

71-year-old forklift driver, Leow Bah Bee was sentenced to 9 days imprisonment for causing grievous hurt by acting negligently.

He had failed to check his blindspots properly before reversing his forklift and ran over the legs of a 68-year-old man who was standing behind.

The man suffered an open fracture in his right leg, and ended up needing to amputate lower left leg.

What happened

The incident happened on 22 June at about 2020, Leow and the victim were working with Hoy San Stevedoring at the time of the incident.

At about 9.35am, Leow was unloading steel plates using the forklift, which weighed 16 tonnes, and the man was standing about 2.5m behind the forklift counting the steel pipes; he was facing away from the forklift.

Leow turned his head to the left and right to check if anyone was in the path of his forklift, but failed to check his blindspots properly and hadn’t seen the victim.

He then reversed the forklift into the man and ran over his lower legs, and the victim had no time to react.

The victim then passed out and was sent to the hospital where he was found to have suffered severe mangling to his lower limbs, along with other injuries.

He ended up having his left leg amputated.

The man who was shot by a police officer at Clementi earlier this year, faced three new charges in court on Thursday.

Soo Cheow Wee, was charged with punching an Aetos officer in June 2019, committing a rash act, and breaching a personal protection order in 2021.

Soo appeared in court via a video link and told the court that he is intending to plead guilty.

Fresh charges

The 49-year-old man, is being accused of punching an Aetos officer on his left temple on 9 June 2019, at about 6.40pm.

He was also charged with allegedly breaching a personal protection order that was taken against him by a woman for family violence.

He had allegedly thrown an aerosol can at her inside a Clementi unit.

Soo’s third charge for allegedly committing a rash act, correlates to the same aforementioned incident where he threw the can.

Recap

Soo was shot by police officers during a stand-off outside Clementi Police Division on 17 February earlier this year.

He had allegedly charged at one of the officers while holding a knife, and prior to the standoff, he allegedly slashed a 41-year-old man with a knife at the vicinity of Block 420A Clementi Avenue 1.

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