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MAN FORCES GRANDMA INTO A RETIREMENT HOME TO GET AWAY FROM RESPONSIBILITIES

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My grandmother (GM) was kicked out of my aunt’s house went she caused so many marital problems my uncle threatened to divorce my aunt if she didn’t. She lived for a few years in a nursing home before the pandemic but during the pandemic there were tons of nursing home deaths so my aunt and mom got her out. I’m the oldest of my mother’s children so I got so much pressure to take care of my grandma during the pandemic.

I didn’t mind too much initially because the deal was I didn’t pay rent and lived with her to cook, clean and help her with her diabetes. I don’t know my GM well so I thought it might be a good bonding experience and I worked remote so it would be so bad. Well the first problem came when I told them I was bringing my dog. My GM freaked out telling me she would never let a filthy animal in her house. It was the one dealbreaker I had and I told my aunt or mom Oliver (my dog) had to come with but they never told my GM for fear of her reaction. I put my foot down saying if he isn’t coming I’m not either and I guess my GM gave up because she didn’t want to go back to the nursing home but she made Oliver’s life a living hell. She would scream at him every time she was him and I tried to keep them separate but she would demand I abandon him because she’s my GM. In the end I had no choice but to leave him with my friend temporarily because she was so unbearable.

Next was washing clothing, she demanded I wash all her clothing by hand and she had a washing machine but she would scream “you’re lazy!” at me if she catches me using it. She also wanted restaurant quality meals and throw sandwiches and cereal on the ground if she didn’t like it.

Finally she didn’t believe I worked because I work online (I’m an accountant) and she would yell at me during the middle of meeting for ignoring her when I told her I needed 30 min of peace to attend meeting. My boss told me many times to get her to stop doing that but she never listens.

She has diabetes that isn’t managed well and I tried to get her on a healthy diet but she screams and yells at me when she doesn’t get what foods she wants which cause huge sugar fluctuations which causes her ulcers on her feet to get worse and weep. It was hard to get Appointments to the doctor so I had to clean them and I am not qualified. When I persisted though the yelling and screaming her ulcers to maker her eat healthy her ulcers would get much better and start healing but in the end I gave up and let her eat anything she wanted so she would shut up but it made her blood sugars worse and her ulcers worse which I had to deal with.

So after almost 2 years of hell I got out and moved away. My GM is so mad because she expected I stay there looking after her until she passes. I told my mom and aunt I wasn’t doing that and they begged me to guilty me with the fact she was going to die alone at a nursing home.

I feel like a terrible person because I didn’t feel any guilt I just didn’t care after dealing with her for 2 years

CUSTOMER SMASHED IN FACE AFTER HE THREW A TRAY AT STALL WORKER @ SENGKANG

A video started circulating online of a fight between a noodle stall and a customer.

Although the video has no sound, they could be seen arguing with a lot of gestures.

Argument

Not long after the argument the customer threw a tray at the stall.

The man then comes out of the stall and starts whacking the man’s face with a ladle.

The timestamp on the video is April 24 at around 17:48 hours at 138 Tampines

The incident:

The person who posted the video said:

The video should be seen by everyone becoz what is circulating in the aftermath. Customer started the drama by throwing tray at the Uncle while Uncle was cooking. Honestly, father and mother dunno how to teach. Respect stall holders, try cooking few hundred bowls of noodle in a few hours. It is super hard work. Young boy, U lucky U threw tray at Noodle stall, the most deadly weapon they have is the scoop. Imagine U threw the tray at the Roast Duck Stall. Or is it U see Uncle good to bully? No balls to try throwing tray at the tattoo guys behind the Roast Duck stall? Ballless!!!

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HDB UNIT AT QUEENSTOWN KENA STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

Photographer Mak Wei Seng, shared a stunning photo that he took onto the Photographic Society of Singapore’s Facebook page on 23 April.

The incredible photo shows a bolt of lightning heading straight for a unit in the HDB building, appearing to hit a window in the middle floors.

Image source: Mak Wei Seng on Facebook

Captioning his photo, Mak said:

“Looks like it’s heading straight into the house….

Does anyone know why the lightning did not strike the top of the building where the lightning rods are located?”

Some netizens asked if the HDB building was still under construction, reasoning that perhaps the exposed scaffolding had attracted the lightning bolt towards it.

However, Mak revealed that the HDB building was occupied with people living there, sharing a photo of the building with lights being switched on by the occupants inside.

Image source: Mak Wei Seng on Facebook

Images source: Mak Wei Seng on Facebook via The Photographic Society of Singapore (PSS)

ASIAN GAMES COULD BE POSTPONED DUE TO OUTBREAK OF COVID CASES

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Husain Al-Musallam, the director-general of the Olympic Council of Asia which is the governing body of the Asian Games, said that the Asian Games in China could be canceled, According to Agence France-Presse.

He said that no official decision has been taken by the committee until now, but there is a possibility that it will be postponed.

Ever since the outbreak of the pandemic, most of the international sporting events in China have been put on hold, besides the Winter Olympics in Beijing which was held in a bio-bubble.

Shanghai is currently witnessing the worst Covid outbreak in 2 years with most of its residents being confined in their homes.

The organisers of the Asian Games said that they will refer to the organising of the Winter Olympics and publish a virus-control plan.

Lu Chunjiang, who is in charge of operations at the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center, spoke to Chinese news network CCTV that they are now just making a few final adjustments and improvements to the facilities.

CPF – SMS ABOUT ELDERSHIELD POLICY TERMINATION IS LEGITIMATE

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The Central Provident Fund (CPF) Board said yesterday (23 April) that the SMS that was sent to CPF members telling them that their ElderShield policy has been terminated is actually legitimate.

The SMS had a link that directs the receiver to a website regarding CareShield Life, which replaces ElderShield, and it also had an instruction to the user to log in with their Singpass.

This comes in the wake of netizens sharing screenshots of the SMS online and on Whatsapp, warning others not to click on the link, and saying that it was a scam.

The CPF Board said that the careshieldlife.gov.sg was temporarily down on Friday as there were many people trying to access the website at the same time, but the problem has since been resolved.

CPF added that members can check if the website domain listed in the SMS ends with a “.gov.sg” to ascertain the genuinity of the link.

The Smart nation Digital Government Group (SNDGG) previously said in January that they are reviewing the practice of sending SMSes and clickable links in their communications.

MAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTS TAXI DRIVER AT BEACH ROAD & TRIES TO LEAVE

Twitter User Malcolm Keating posted on Twitter an alleged assault case that happened last night (April 23).

A video was uploaded on his Twitter profile showing the man leaving the scene.

Here is what the man said on Twitter:

He is a man who I saw punch a Singapore taxi uncle last night on Beach Road. He got into our taxi which was on call and when the driver asked him to leave and I opened the back door, he reached up and hit the driver. (1/3)

He got out of the car and as I filmed him, he shoved me into Beach Road (thankfully I dodged the coming car!) then walked away, while we shouted at him to stop. (2/3)

If anyone recognizes him, please contact the Singapore Police. The case number is A/20220423/0139.

I talked to the uncle this morning and he went to the doctor. I think he’s okay but shaken up. This was inexcusable behavior and I’d like to see this man be held accountable. (3/3)

Via : twitter user/malcolm keating

MAN HIDES ALMOST 1KG OF GOLD IN HIS BUM AT INDIA, JAIPUR AIRPORT

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A man’s “suspicious” behaviour aroused the suspicions of Indian airport staff and he was later almost 1kilograms of gold worth over S$76,000.

The man boarded an Air Arabia flight to the city of Jaipur in India yesterday (April 23).

Airport officials conducted a check on the man and found gold that was wrapped in capsules and hidden away at the man’s bum.

99.5% Gold

Investigations revealed that inside those capsules were granules of gold.

“The 791 gram gold of 99.50% purity valued at Rs 42,79,310 (about S$76,700) was extracted and was seized,” the airport official said.

Since 2013, the illegal smuggling of gold into India to meet this demand has seen a resurgence as a result of the central government rescinding its customs duty cap, which has significantly increased the costs associated with legitimate imports to the point where prices are inflated by around 20% per ounce in tax alone.

HARRY MAGUIRE GETS BOMB THREAT, TOLD TO QUIT MAN UTD IN 72 HOURS OR DIE

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Legendary Manchester United captain and arguably the best player in the world, Harry Maguire, received a bomb threat from a United fan demanding that he quits the club within 72 hours or die.

The fan told him that three bombs have been planted at his home, with the bomb threat being emailed to Maguire’s agent.

The fan had threatened to detonate the bombs if Maguire doesn’t quit the club within the given deadline of 72 hours.

The defender was at the training ground at the time when the message was delivered, and he rushed home to be with his family following the message.

The Cheshire police and sniffer dogs were dispatched to his home and his property was searched, but the authorities found nothing.

Maguire has since upgraded the security of his home and installed new CCTV, along with guards being deployed 24 hours.

Harry Maguire’s greatest hits

TAIWAN GOVT INVESTIGATES CTS TV FOR FALSE NEWS OF INVASION FROM CHINA

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Taiwan’s Public Broadcasting Corporation and China Television Corporation (CTS) issued a series of fake reports on the 20th, claiming that China had invaded Taiwan. The Taiwanese government has stated that it is looking into the problem.

In a news program on the morning of the 20th, CTS aired “Communist missile hits New Taipei City”, “Taipei Port explodes, facilities and ships damaged”, “Enemy agents set fire and plant bombs at Banqiao Station”, “China The Communist Party has accelerated preparations for war “,” (Taiwan) President issued an emergency order” and other series of “fast reports”.

Following the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, the Taiwanese government has grown increasingly concerned about a Chinese military invasion of Taiwan.

On April 21, CTS officially apologized for a series of false alarms, explaining that the announcements were made for firefighting training and were not intended to be broadcast to the public. Those in charge and those responsible have been punished.

TV Station under government investigations

Taiwanese authorities have launched an investigation into Chinese Television System (CTS) after the broadcaster disseminated false information of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan on Wednesday morning (April 20).

According to CNN, the National Communications Commission (NCC) believes CTS may have violated rules against disrupting public order. On Wednesday, the independent body said that it will conduct an inquiry into the event.

At least ten members of the public had lodged complaints against the network, CTS might face fines of up to NT$2 million (S$96,563) for its alleged breaches.

CNB ARRESTED FOUR S’POREANS @ SERANGOON, DRUGS SEIZED VALUED AT $90,000

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According to the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB), 4 Singaporeans has been arrested for suspected drug activities on Friday (April 22) in Serangoon.

CNB said that the 4 suspects were between the ages of 61 and 67.

The total amount of drugs seized in the operation is 735 grams of heroin and 245 grams of ice, the estimated street value of the drugs is around S$90,000.

The amount of heroin can be used to feed the addiction of 350 abusers a week and 150 for ice.

Drugs hidden in food packages

On 22 April 2022, CNB officers arrested a 61-year-old Singapore man in the vicinity of Serangoon Road. About 245g of ‘Ice’ was recovered from him, along with cash amounting to close to $3,400.

In photos released by CNB, the ‘Ice’ is seemingly hidden in beverage packages and wrapped with a piece of magazine/newspaper.

CNB conducted a follow-up operation and arrested two Singaporean men, aged 65 and 67, and a 65-year-old Singaporean woman in the same vicinity of Serangoon Road.

A total of about 521g of heroin, 3g of ‘Ice’ and cash amounting to more than $1,500 were recovered from the 67-year-old man. The 65-year-old man and woman were escorted to their hideout in a private residential estate in the same vicinity, where about 214g of heroin, 6g of ‘Ice’ and various drug paraphernalia were seized from the residential unit.

Cash amounting to more than $12,000 was also recovered from the 65-year-old man.

Penalties

It is an offence for a person, on his or her own behalf, or on behalf of any other person, whether or not that other person is in Singapore, to traffic in a controlled drug, offer to traffic in a controlled drug; or to do or offer to do any act preparatory to or for the purpose of trafficking in a controlled drug.

If a person is found guilty of trafficking more than 15g of pure heroin (diamorphine) or 250g of methamphetamine, he or she may face the mandatory death penalty. 

Investigations are ongoing.

Source: CNB