A netizen shared a Tiktok video of the events that happened after he/she was tested positive for Covid-19.
The netizen was given a document stating that the test result is positive, and then waited in an isolation room for the ambulance ride to the stay home notice (SHN) hotel.
After reaching the hotel, the netizen waited to go into the assigned room.
Image and Video source: @infinitekei Tiktok
A netizen has shared with us what he spotted while using the loo at an undisclosed shopping mall.
While doing his business, he noticed some scribbling in Mandarin on the toilet door for a s*xual services advertisement.
He says that he did not expect to see people still advertising by vandalising the toilet door as most of these type of adverts has moved to online platforms such as WeChat.
Image source: unsplash.com & anonymous netizen
A video emerged online showing a YP who is presumably from ITE Central (according to the comments) chanting gang poem.
He was seen walking around the school, loudly chanting:
“AU AU SALAKU, AU AU SALAKAU!”
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg on IG
In June 2020, The defendant decided to go to a nearby grocery store to rob. He took an 18.5 cm long fruit knife from his home, put it in his shoulder bag, and walked to the grocery store.
The defendant walked into the grocery store wearing a hooded jacket, sunglasses, and holding a fruit knife. The defendant said “give me money” and “I need money” as soon as he came in.
The female clerk was startled and asked him “Why should I give you money?” and “What happened?”. Upon seeing this, the defendant turned his head and left.
At 3:56 PM on the same day, the defendant and his friends went to a convenience store and stole a pack of kimchi noodles worth $4.50 from the refrigerator, and hid them in their clothes, and hurriedly left without payment.
The defendant pleaded guilty to one count of intimidation and one count of theft on Friday (September 10).
The judge asked the prosecutor to submit a probation surveillance report, and the sentence was extended.
A video emerged online showing a man in Singapore who looks exactly like Kanye West, the American rapper.
The man was seen cycling around the street when he was suddenly stopped by a “fan”.
The “fan” then asked him to spit some bars from his new album “Donna”.
Didn’t know my idol Kanye West could speak Malay!
Images and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG and Reddit
SCDF was notified of a fire at Block 437 Woodlands Street 41 around 11:10 a.m. on Friday, September 10th.
An apartment on the bottom floor was producing heavy smoke when SCDF arrived. SCDF firemen using breathing equipment entered the smoke-filled building. SCDF used one water jet to extinguish the fire, which included the contents of a master bedroom. SCDF rescued two cats from the smoke-filled apartment during the firefighting operation.
Prior to SCDF’s arrival, the tenant of the impacted apartment had self-evacuated. About ten occupants were evacuated from neighboring flats on the 2nd through 6th floors.
An tenant from the damaged apartment was examined for smoke inhalation by SCDF. The individual refused to be sent to the hospital. There were no additional injuries recorded.
Thailand aims to reopen Bangkok to fully vaccinated travelers in October, according to officials, as the country tries to recover from the pandemic’s toll on its tourism sector.
Prior to covid, tourism accounted for a fifth of Thailand’s national GDP, but harsh travel restrictions enforced to combat the virus saw the regular influx of foreign tourists decrease to virtually nothing, leading to the economy’s worst performance in more than two decades.
Despite a fatal third wave of illnesses caused by the delta variety, the monarchy is moving ahead with preparations to reopen.
Thailand’s Tourism Authority said that from October 1, fully jabbed international visitors would be able to visit Bangkok and four other regions without having to stay in a hotel for two weeks.
Instead, the five provinces — which include Chiang Mai, Chon Buri, Phetchaburi, and Prachuap Khiri Khan — are anticipated to follow a “sandbox” model similar to the one that has been tested in Phuket since July.
A video was uploaded by a netizen after he saw a monkey picking up a bottled bubble tea and started opening it up.
The monkey was smart enough to open it and eventually enjoy the drinks.
In the evening of 11 September, an Ang Moh couple was seen having an argument with a couple of Safe Distancing Ambassadors at MBS.
In a video that emerged online, the couple; consisting of an Asian woman and an Ang Moh man, were seen in a dispute with the two SDAs.
The conversation then got heated as the woman (in white) then proceed to attack the female SDA by pulling off her mask.
The Ang Moh then joined in the confrontation by scolding the SDA as the woman in white tried to pull him away.
The woman in white then tried to intimidate the male SDA by walking aggressively closer and closer towards him, as he backed away from the woman.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
Veteran actor Chen Hanwei posted a group photo of himself at his 52nd birthday party on 29 August with fellow veteran actors Zheng Geping, Hong Huifang, Huang Biren, Yvonne Lim and a few others.
Netizens online questioned whether any laws were broken because of the number of people seen in the photo, nine.
A netizen highlighted the maximum number of visitors allowed per household, which is five.
Chen then clarified that indeed, there were 5 guests and that no laws were broken.
He said that former actress Yvonne Lim was the host, along with her 2 kids as well as her husband.
The remaining 5 were exactly that, 5 guests, and that they didn’t break the law on number of permissible visitors.
Images source: @chenhanwei1969 on IG
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