A netizen spotted a woman behaving selfishly in a supermarket. She opens up each pack of bread touches it and places it back.
This is disgusting and extremely unhygienic, no one wants to eat the bread that the woman touch, imagine her go toilet never wash hand.
Make her buy everything that she touches.
Here is the footage:
Netizens with similar experiences:
Many such fools at the supermarket. Once I saw an old man purposely pressing the fruits and damaging them and putting them back. I told him off and he said he was checking the fruit. He has a right to check. Otherwise, he would buy damaged fruit. I said that he was damaging the fruits. I feel bad for the supermarket workers to have to deal with such people.
According to the Ministry of Health, as of 25 August MOH reported a staggering increase of cases at Bugis Junction. Bringing the cluster to a total of 61 cases.
BHG Bugis Closure
MOH is investigating cases of COVID-19 infection amongst individuals who work in or visited Bugis Junction. A total of 61 cases are currently linked to the cluster, with 38 new cases added today.
Of the 61 cases, 51 are staff who work in Bugis Junction, of whom 46 are staff of BHG, and 10 are visitors to the mall.
To break any potential chain of transmission and enable deep cleaning of the premises, the closure of BHG Bugis Junction to all members of the public will be extended for another 5 days until 30 August 2021 (inclusive).
Cluster
New Cases
Total6
Bugis Junction
38
61
Selarang Halfway House
10
19
Case 68238
1
5
North Coast Lodge
26
112
Giant (683 Hougang Avenue 8)
0
9
SAFRA Tampines
0
19
Staff who have been working in affected shops at Bugis Junction are being tested, and close contacts of confirmed cases will be quarantined. To uncover any community infection cases, MOJ announced yesterday that they are extending free COVID-19 testing to members of the public who had visited the retail shops or used the services/ facilities at Bugis Junction between 17 August and 24 August.
In normal circumstances, the voltage of a typical power bank is not enough to cause death. What happens is a short circuit could exceed the amount of electricity and the surge could stop a person’s, heart. There could be a million and one reasons why a surge would occur. But one of them could be the build quality of the product.
Back in 2017, a tragedy happened in Malaysia, The life of a 19-years-old life was taken away from him after he slept with his headphones in while charging via a power bank. (None of the media has revealed what particular brand of the power bank).
The boy was charging his mobile device with his earpiece on, the mother tried to wake her son up but failed to do so.
The boy was found with burned injuries on his shoulder and laid motionless on his bed.
Since the occurrence of the tragic case. The Malaysian Consumers Association has been urging consumers to practise caution with such devices.
Doctors believed that 12 volts of electricity have a very low chance of causing death but a short circuit typically carries a high current. Normally power banks have an output of 2 over Ampere but a short circuit can easily exceed 50 times the amount!!
Nowadays we have fast super charging power banks that can release even more power.
Think twice before charging a mobile device near your body.
Now I no longer feel safe charging my devices in my handbag.
According to the Ministry of Health(MOH), 25 August 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed and verified that there are 118 cases of locally transmitted COVID-19 infection and 2 imported cases.
Death cases
Case 66762
an 86 year-old male Singaporean, has passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection on 24 August 2021.
His case was first reported on 28 July. He had been admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for an unrelated medical condition on 1 July and tested negative for COVID-19 multiple times.
Another test taken on 28 July came back positive for COVID-19 infection. He had been partially vaccinated against COVID-19 and had a history of cancer, cardiomyopathy, chronic kidney disease, hypertension and hyperlipidaemia.
Case 67995
95 year-old female Singaporean, has passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection on 25 August 2021. Her case was first reported on 9 August. She had developed symptoms on 5 August, and tested positive for COVID-19 infection on 9 August after being admitted to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases.
She had not been vaccinated against COVID-19, and had a history of Alzheimer’s Disease.
A 70-year-old worker at a dumpling shop at Bukit Merah, accidentally got her arm stuck inside a meat marinating machine while preparing dumpling ingredients.
The incident happened at Hoo Kee Bak Chang at Block 161 Bukit Merah Central, on 24 August at about 2pm.
She was using the machine to marinate meat, and her right arm got caught and stuck inside the machine.
The manager couldn’t simply break the machine to free her arm so they called the SCDF.
The SCDF arrived at the scene and found her right arm trapped inside the machine, and a team of firefighters alongside the SCDF’s DART team then commenced an operation to free her arm.
They used cutting equipment to free her arm within an hour while a paramedic was on site monitoring her condition.
She was later sent to SGH conscious.
Disclaimer: Please note the top image of the meat marinating machine is one of many examples of what the machine looks like and isn’t the one used in the incident
Images source: Hoo Kee Bak Chang Amoy Street Facebook and Qingdao Tune Machinery
A netizen recounted a story about an incident which happened at a pub where he was molested by a gay man.
Here is the story:
“I was out with some friends having a drink downtown at a pub, when I started mingling with some people I met at another table.
This happened back in 2019, so details are a little fuzzy, but I’ll share what I can remember.
A little backstory, I had really long hair that flowed all the way to my chest and from the back, I’ve been told that I look like a girl.
So apparently that gave off an “I’m gay” vibe (I’m a straight male).
So back to the story, I went to this table and had a little chat with the group with my beer.
And this man then asked me if I was single, to which I said yes while thinking “wow, maybe he has some hot girl friends that he’s gonna introduce to me”.
Oh hell naw, boy was I wrong.
He then eyed me up and down and said that it’s wonderful that I was single, he said: “You cute what, how come nobody want you? Down there small is it?”
He then burst out into laughter and I laughed with him, raising my glass.
He then gave me a little hug with his hand on my shoulder, before he then placed the aforementioned hand on my butt and gave it a squeeze.
I looked at him, shocked and I was sure I became retarded for a second.
I went back to my table and told my friends about it.
I didn’t inform the police though, because how embarrassing would it be to tell people that I was molested by a man who thought I was gay.
A woman who stays in the vicinity of Little Road(Along Upp Paya Lebar) was unhappy after she found that there are some massages parlours in her area. She told Singapore Uncensored about her encounter and hopes that the authorities will do something about it.
The massage parlour would often have women dressing sexily and they will open the door to ask men to come in while doing a dirty gesture using their hands and mouth.
The woman said that she was eating with her boyfriend in the area, while walking past the massage parlour a woman opened the door and signalled her boyfriend. But after the masseurs notice her walking behind her boyfriend they quickly close the door.
In her post, she said: “While eating nearby I see many old uncles walking to that location and they seem to be regular patrons as they walk in swiftly without any hesitation.”
Seems like even though we got so many strict rules in SG this kind of place still exist.
