On September 14, 2021, the police will charge a 40-year-old female massage establishment licensee with violating the Massage Establishments Act and Massage Establishment Rules in court.

Vice-related activities and other license violations were allegedly discovered at her massage establishment near 34A Lorong Mambong during a series of enforcement operations undertaken by officers from the Clementi Police Division between May and July 2021.

Under Section 13(1) of the Massage Establishments Act, those found guilty of employing an individual to work in the establishment for massage without the approval of the Licensing Officer shall be fined up to $5,000. For repeat offenders, the offence carries a fine of up to $10,000, or imprisonment of up two years, or both.

Under Rule 12(1)(a) of the Massage Establishments Rules 2018, those found guilty of failing to ensure that his or her employee did not provide or offer to provide any sexual service to any other individual in the establishment for massage shall be fined up to $5,000. For repeat offenders, the offence carries a fine of up to $10,000, or imprisonment of up two years, or both.

Under Rule 14(1) of the Massage Establishments Rules 2018, those found guilty of failing to require an individual seeking massage to furnish his or her full name, identity card number or particulars of passport, nationality, and the date and time of his or her arrival at the massage establishment shall be fined up to $5,000. For repeat offenders, the offence carries a fine of up to $10,000, or imprisonment of up two years, or both.SPEC

Following Hossan Leong calling out the Anti-Vaccinators on his Twitter page, it appears that he is now being targeted by them.

Leong said in a Twitter post, quoting the Straits Times:

“‘It is the estimated 500,000 people who are eligible but have chosen not to get vaccinated who are threatening the healthcare system’

And thus holding us back from opening up properly. why are we being held hostage by these people?”

Anti Vaccinators hiding out in the Telegram group chat, SG Covid La Kopi, then urged people to boycott all his businesses and “hantum” his social media.

They planned to find out his location and give “present” everyday, such as “dog dung, add water and ferment (SIC)”.

They also wanted to puncture his car tyre, and threatened to leave the “presents” on is vehicle, his house door and officer door.

They also called him a “brainless ah gua”.

Images source: SG Covid La Kopi Telegram and @hossanleong on IG

A photo emerged online showing an Ang Moh riding an uncommon form of bicycle on the road, right in front of a bus.

The three-wheeled bicycle where the rider leans back and sits down on the frame, are called recumbent trikes.

A netizen commented that now it is not enough for drivers to check blindspots, they need to check the floor for cyclists also.

Image source: @sgroadaccidents on IG

A copycat Tiktoker tried to create a “What you do for a living” video but ends up get trolls.

The Yellow Ferrari driver was a bit shocked when he was stopped. Then motorcyclist told the man he was doing a Tik Tok (Copy cat). The motorcyclist asks the driver “what do you do for a living”.

The driver troll him and said: “Food Panda”.

Here is the video:

A body was found at the foot of Block 273D Jurong West Ave 3 last night (12 September 2021).

Channel 8 News reported that a resident contact them after witnessing seven police cars, a fire engine and an ambulance near the block.

The Police said that they received a report at 8.19 PM on 12 September 2021 of an incident of unnatural death at Jurong West.

A 26-year-old man was found lying motionless of Block 273D Jurong West West Ave 3, medical personnel pronounced the man dead at the scene.

Investigations are ongoing.

The Police have classified the case as an unnatural death.