Ther previously posted a video on TikTok accusing a soldier of filming her in the MRT by positioning his phone at his crotch and facing her.

She posted an update video stating that she did not post that video for attention.

Botanic Garden MRT on the way to school

I just want to clarify that I had no intention of posting these to get attention or fame. I just wanted to raise awareness for people out there that… You are not alone if you have experienced this before. And that it’s more common than you think it is.

Not even just in Singapore but like the whole entire world, and it may not just happen to guys, I mean girls, but it may happen to guys too. And I just want to say that these incidents not only happen to me but to other people too. shouldn’t be taken so lightly and that it should be taken more seriously because it does affect our mental health a lot and you shouldn’t invalidate other people’s feelings because you don’t know what they are feeling like.

So, basically I was at botanic gardens mrt i was on the way to school, i got on the train and sat down and the guy in the video sat in front of me. I didn’t think about it much as its normal right.

When the train started to leave I realised there is this black thing between his legs. then I realised it was a phone, the camera was pointing towards me.

From the reflection of his phone (on the train window) I could see a video of me

That was when I realised that he was taking pictures or videos or whatever of me, and at that point of time when I realised, I was in shock because I have never expected this type of incident to happen to me. At least, I thought that I would actually go up and confront him, but I was too scared to do anything. I was just like, frozen.

And why I filmed him was because at that point of time I was only thinking about getting evidence for the police and I was holding my phone like this while using the zoom out camera mode.

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more clarification abt the incident i posted .

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A ComfortDelGro taxi driver was allegedly punched in the face by a man on 23 April after asking the man to exit the taxi because it was already booked by other people.

The other person who had booked the taxi, Malcolm Keating, then posted videos that he took of the alleged aggressor and shared them online.

ComfortDelGro spoke to Mothership and said that they are in touch with the taxi driver and are in the midst of assisting him following the alleged assault.

The group chief branding and communications officer, Tammy Tan, said that they will be waiving the rental for the three days of medical leave that the driver was given, and that they will be assisting him the best that they can.

She also added that they will assist the police in their investigations.

On cabbies being assaulted, she said that drivers should not retaliate and file a police report, as well as forward it to the company for follow up action.

She further added that the company will help them with their medical claim, losses and also rental waiver if needed, as well as compensate them for their loss in income when they are required in court as witnesses.

On the passenger Malcolm Keating who helped to take a video of the man, she thanked him and his friends for helping out the driver and bringing the matter to light.

Maricris Abad Santos Albert, or Cris Albert, the 52-year-old CEO of Fila Philippines, was found dead at the Fullerton Bay Hotel on 23 April.

The mother of two led the famous sportswear company since 2007, and she is also the president of Isport Life, Athlete’s Gym and Dive; as well as the founder of MA Holdings.

She was reportedly attending a function last Friday evening, held at the Fullerton Bay Hotel.

The Singapore Police Force and the Singapore Civil Defence Force were alerted to the incident on Saturday at about 1.05am, at 80 Collyer Quay.

She was found lying motionless at the scene when the authorities arrived and was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic.

The police are currently investigating the case as unnatural death, according to a spokesperson for the police.

Fila Philippines confirmed her passing in a Facebook post yesterday (25 April), with a statement from Abad Santos and the Albert families saying:

“It is with profound sadness that we announce the untimely passing on Saturday, 23 April 2022, of Fila Philippines CEO and owner, Ms. Cris Albert.

Her family appeals to everyone to respect their privacy as they grieve in this time of immense loss. Details of her wake will be shared soon.”

Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh shared how he found a needy family using a dilapidated and rusty old refrigerator, and bought a new one for them with the help of some donors.

Here is what he said

Felt really sad to find a needy family still using a rusty run-down fridge whereby the side is almost chipped-off due to the very dilapidated state of the item.

It’s probably a handed-down second-hand fridge which  the household still uses despite it’s abject corroded condition.

This is probably the worst-conditioned electrical item we have ever seen used by a family.

There is nothing wrong with functional hand-me-down white goods but the lifespan must be pretty short given the fact that it’s being used before for several years.

Anyway, we are buying the household a brand-new fridge and once again, we want to thank all our donors for their generosity in making this world a better place.

We are also proud to mention that most of our white good donations are brand-new and though they may not be the top model brand, they are unused before and come with warranty.

Our society will be more egalitarian when the rich shares their wealth with the underprivileged and poor around us.