The 10th September Covid-19 report are as follows.
There are a total of 568 local cases reported, and 5 imported cases making the total case count today 573.
An 80 year old man who tested positive on 9th September and is partially vaccinated has passed away from the virus.
There are currently 689 people warded in hospital, and 81 percent of the population are fully vaccinated.
Singapore now has 70,612 cases since the start of the pandemic.
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A video emerged online showing a couple of YPs fighting and wrestling on the floor of what appears to be a HDB corridor.
The boy is black was seen putting the other boy in a chokehold, before he broke free.
It is unclear where the incident happened or who the boys are.
Image and video source: @collectyourginna.sg on IG
A video emerged online showing an uncle filming his paikia friend returning his tray at a hawker centre.
The cameraman narrated in Hokkien:
“See lor, paikia you see, siao siao, Singapore say need to return tray, he also bopian need to return.”
Image and video source: @netiizens on IG
A cyclist was seen on a video slowly walking back down an expressway, against the traffic flow.
In the later part of the video, it was revealed that there was a traffic policeman waiting for him down the expressway.
Hence the cyclist’s decision to walk back with his bicycle to siam the policeman waiting for him down the road.
Image and video source: @netiizens on IG
A video emerged online showing a man filming a Safe Distancing Ambassador at a shopping mall.
He was confronting her for not catching a man who was not wearing a mask, walking behind her.
He scolded her for “not doing her job”, to which the SDA lady defended herself saying: “I have no eyes behind me sir.”
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A netizen shared how she was on her way home with her friend on board a certain bus 807, when she noting an uncle staring at her backside when she was about to sit down.
She added that he was pretending to look around to stare at her friend’s private part when she was sitting down.
They two friends then alighted and to their horror, the old man had alighted too and followed them from behind.
The two then walked towards the market where there were many people around.
Here is the story:
“When we were on the way back home taking bus 807. There was this pervert uncle standing up on the bus looking at my ass when i was about to sit down .
After that , he pretend to look around then looked at my friends private part when she was sitting down .
Then he took a sit infront of us in the bus , peeking and looking around to see if we are getting off the bus .
And when we got off the bus , he went down too.
On the way back home , we suddenly saw him behind us.
So then we decided to go to the market. People in yishun pls beware of him!”
image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
Minister of Health Ong Ye Kung said in a press conference earlier today (10 September) that Singapore will be readjusting the quarantine period from 14 days to 10 days.
This is because of the Delta variant’s shorter incubation period, which takes an average of 4 days in comparison to the original strain’s 6 days, for the virus to be detected in people.
The person will then be required to continue conducting daily ARTs after the end of the quarantine period until the 14th day to minimize and mitigate the remaining risks of being infected.
This new change will apply to all contacts of Covid-19 patients and their family.
Ong also added that the new change do not apply for travelers coming from different countries as MOH wants to be cautious with our quarantine methods for them.
The new quarantine periods for affected persons will kick into effect from next week, although MOH added that they will not apply to dormitory residents for now, due to their “larger risk of transmission”.
Images source: Ong Ye Kung Facebook and Singapore Changi Airport
An American expat in Singapore, Travis, posted a video on his YouTube channel in a bid to track down the kind hearted man who offered him and his family an umbrella during a heavy rain.
He shared that he was walking home with his family after a dinner at Duxton Hill on 4 September, when it suddenly started pouring.
The family was near Tanjong Pagar and walking towards Tiong Bahru at the time, along Greenway, and they took cover under and underpass hoping the rain would eventually stop soon.
However after an hour, the rain didn’t seem to be subsiding and they family then decided to walk in the rain.
A group of cyclists then passed them by in the rain and one of them offered him his umbrella, which Travis declined because they were already wet.
The cyclist then insisted because the family had a child who was drenched.
The family accepted the umbrella and the cyclist then continued on his way.
Travis expressed in his video that although the cyclist didn’t expect anything in return, he wanted to track down the man as his act of kindness “shouldn’t go unrecognised”.
He appealed to Singapore to help him find the man:
“I need your help Singapore, I want to find this person who gave me the umbrella. I want to return this umbrella, I want to thank him in person, and I want to buy him a coffee.”
He then described the good samaritan’s profile:
You can watch his full video below:
Image and video source: American in Singapore on YouTube
A video emerged online showing a guy listing down the things that Singaporeans do and say differently from other people.
He said, among many other things, that Singaporeans don’t sneeze normally, Singaporeans like to sneeze extra loud.
He also said, Singaporeans don’t call the rubbish bin “rubbish bin”, we call the rubbish bin “dustbin”.
Source: @singapura.viral on IG
Wah this BMW driver sibei powerful (SLS5019Y) change lane no signal no check one. Go only. Macham the road only got the BMW, other car like non-existent.
After change lane get bang by a silver van.
This happened along Guillemard Road outside Kong Hwa School on 8/9/21 at 1247 hours.
This one is not called never check blind spot, this one is call the driver is blind
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