An Ang Mo Kio resident who works as a cleaner, spends about $820 every month feeding the stray community cats in her estate.

A post was put up on the Facebook group, Cats & Kittens of Singapore, appealing for help with wet cat food, kibbles and/or even monetary donations.

The 67-year-old woman has been feeding the hungry strays at her estate for more than 20 years.

A few donors have already donated about $200 and some cat food so far.

Those who are interested in doing a little kindness can donate to her through POSB EVERYDAY SAVINGS ACCOUNT 336-03552-0 or PAYNOW to 98477755 (as aunty feeder no paynow , OP will transfer to her accordingly)

Image and video source: Gwen Low via Cats & Kittens of Singapore Facebook

About 1,667,522 doses of vaccines have been administered to Singapore residents.

Of which 1,131,658 of them have received the first dose, with the remaining 535,864 having completed the full vaccination program by receiving both doses.

The information is accurate as of 6 April 2021.

Image sources: Unsplash and gov.sg

A 23-year-old Singaporean died after falling backwards from a ladder over a parapet wall at a 10th-floor unit of a condo.

The man fell seven storeys and landed on the third floor, he was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.

The incident reportedly happened on 5 April at Watermark@Robertson Quay.

MOM said yesterday (13 April that the man was moving and disposing of furniture at the condominium unit when the unfortunate incident happened.

They said:

“He was standing on a ladder when he fell backwards over an opening that was above a 1m-high parapet wall in the service yard. He fell from the 10th floor and landed on the third floor.”

This is the 13th workplace death this year.

A 36-year-old woman who worked as a civil-servant, will be charged on 14 April for offences under the Official Secrets Act and Computer Misuse Act.

The police first received a report from the public on 16 April about a leak in the number of confirm Covid-19 cases even though MOH hadn’t made a release yet.

The woman had shared the information on 22 occasions with a private group chat from March and April 2020.

She was authorised to receive the information while the other members in the chat were not.

The woman will be charged for wrongful communication of information under Section 5(1) of the Official Secrets Act.

64 others who had wrongfully received and/or communicated the information will be issued with stern warnings or written advisories for offences under the Official Secrets Act.

According to the media release, A auxiliary police robbed the money lending company with a gun.

The case occurred at 3:55 pm this Monday (April 12), in Jurong Gateway. The gunman is an auxiliary police officer of AETOS,

The 38-year-old suspect entered the loan company alone. He passed a note to the staff that said “This is a robbery, don’t yell, I have a gun in my pocket, but all the money in my bag”, and escaped with S$24,000.

He deposited part of the money into an account of a 34-year-old woman and transferred some to repay unlicensed moneylenders (ah long).

Police officers from Clementi Police Station arrived at the scene to investigate, quickly identified the suspect’s identity, and arrested him within five hours.

The gun, cash, note and a clothing was seized as evidence for the case.

The auxiliary officer will be charged in court today for unlawful possession of arms or ammunition.

8 other people were also arrested who are believed to be in connection with this crime, their age range from 16 to 48 years old.

The Police managed to recover S$17,500 of the stolen money.

The man could be facing life imprisonment and minimum 6 strokes of the rotan.