The rules for hawker centres will only allow up to 2 patrons to dine in regardless of vaccination status.

However, a man spotted a table of 4 at a hawker centre.

The man said in his Facebook post:

“Really don’t understand why simple instructions are difficult to be followed. But anyway, we are working towards daily cases in the thousands region.”

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.

Carlsberg Sport Bar (390A Havelock Road, #01-08, Waterfront Plaza) is a pivoted nightlife venue that received conditional permission to reopen on September 3 with extra SMMs in place.

The shop was eventually caught by the authorities for allowing hostesses to sit with customers and drink with them.

The CCTV of the premises was not working as well.

The Food license of this outlet has been permanently revoked.

Club Royal (Opened secretly even though they are not allowed)

Club Royal (7500A Beach Road, #01-301/302) is a repurposed nightlife venue that was previously denied permission to reopen.

It was discovered, however, that it was open for business with diners.

Its food license has been permanently withdrawn by the SFA.

The Ministry of Health (MOH) has released the list of clusters that are monitored by them.

Among the cluster, Pfizer Asia Pacific is a cluster 22 cases, four cluster that are standing at triple digits includes:

• Blue Stars Dormitory
• Chinatown Complex
• Toa Payoh Bus Interchange staff
• Boon Lay Bus Interchange staff

Clusters with New Cases

A disgruntled customer shared how he ordered food from Foodpanda and the rider got lost with his food.

The rider was lost and apparently couldn’t find the customer’s indicted location.

So he just hung the customer’s food at a random Starbuck’s banner and asked the customer to go and collect himself.

A netizen had taken to Facebook to alleged that the staff at Da Lian Noodle House along Syed Alwi Road has attitude problems.

She went there with a few friends to have satay and cockles and was only given a small bowl of satay sauce to share with her friends.

The satay sauce finished before the satay and she went to request for more politely, only to be allegedly screamed at and given a bad attitude by one of the staff.

See the screengrab below for more details

Image source: Esther Chua Facebook

A netizen has taken to Facebook to commend the driver of her Grab ride on being kind and going the extra mile for her even though she is a complete stranger.

The driver is a Mr Lee Rui Xiong as seen from the poster’s screengrab.

The netizen was dropping off bags of clothes and mooncakes to a Non-Government Organisation and had to head back to a store to sort out logistics for donations received in kind.

According to the netizen, Mr Lee offered to help her with her bags and then drop her to the second location free of charge as he wants to give back to the society too.

The netizen also praises Mr Lee for caring and looking out for one another even when times are tough especially for Grab drivers.

Image source: Eileen Tay Facebook