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SECURITY GUARD INVOLVED IN BENTLEY INCIDENT VISITED BY UNION & GIVEN GIFTS

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January 11, 2022

SECURITY GUARD INVOLVED IN BENTLEY INCIDENT VISITED BY UNION & GIVEN GIFTS

The Union of Security Employees (USE) has shared in their Facebook post about their visit to the security guard involved in an altercation with a Bentley driver who tried to run him down.

Condemning the actions of the driver who has been arrested by the Singapore Police Force, the USE also urged for respect for security officers for the job that they do as well as not to hurl abuse at the security guards who are just trying to carry out their duties.

They added that they have also visited the 62 y.o security guard, Mr Neo Ah Whatt who is currently recuperating at home and have also presented him with gifts for nourishment and some relief vouchers.

Photos of the visit were also uploaded in their post and they are also urging members of the public to report cases of abuse on their USE mobile app should they encounter cases of abuse against their guards.

Assistance will immediately be provided for members of public who face such cases.

Lastly, they thanked members of the public who have expressed support for Mr Neo and thanked the Police for taking swift action against the driver of the Bentley.

They also said that they will continue to support Mr Neo through this period of time.

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Image source: Union of Security Employees (USE) Facebook

Recap

BENTLEY DRIVER TRIED TO RUN GUARD DOWN AT RED SWASTIKA SCHOOL

CHAN CHUN SING ON DRIVER WHO FORCED HIS WAY INTO SCHOOL – “UNACCEPTABLE”

POLICE REPORT MADE AGAINST BENTLEY DRIVER WHO TRIED TO RUN OVER GUARD

DRIVER WHO INTENTIONALLY KNOCK GUARD AT RED SWASTIKA SCHOOL ARRESTED BY POLICE

SATS CARGO HANDLER JAILED FOR STEALING BIRD NEST IN TRANSIT AT CHANGI AIRPORT

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January 11, 2022

SATS CARGO HANDLER JAILED FOR STEALING BIRD NEST IN TRANSIT AT CHANGI AIRPORT

A cargo handler with SATS working at Changi Airport has been given 18 weeks of jail for stealing S$3,580 worth of Bird Nest which was in transit in Singapore and bound for Taipei.

Pang Lishuai, 28, was also slapped with a fined of S$2,000.

He pleaded guilty in court today for a charge each of breaching regulations controlling the movement into a protected area, as well as committing an act of theft by a clerk or servant of property in possession of a master.

Another charge was also taken into consideration for his involvement in stealing a forklift last year.

Details of his crime

The Bird Nest had arrived into Singapore from Jakarta on 19 November and was stored inside a cargo cage at SATS Airfreight Terminal 5.

It was bound for Taipei on the following day at 8am.

Pang entered the airfreight terminal at 3am on 20 November even though he was not on duty at that time.

Thereafter, he changed into this work uniform and then headed over to the cargo sorting area without the cargo hub operations manager’s consent.

He then used a forklift to steal the Bird Nest.

He threw his loots to the other side of the ramp before he changed out of his uniform, collected it from the grass patch and headed home.

A police report was then lodged at 6am after the discovery of a missing shipment of Bird Nest.

Prosecutor findings

The prosecutor found that Pang had stolen the cargo box because he knew that there was something valuable inside, and Pang also sold all the loots to a woman for $5,000.

The bird nest was also never recovered and Pang did not make any restitution for the stolen loots.

Pang then asked the court through an interpreter for a lighter sentence, claiming that he has two young children and elderly parents to support.

He also mentioned that he is a divorcee and his children had no love from their mother so he hopes that he can go back to China soon.

Penalties

For violating the regulations for entry into a protected area, Pang could have been given a jail term of up to 2 years, receive a fine of up to $20,000 or both.

For his act of theft as a clerk or servant of property, Pang could have received a jail term of up to seven years and fined for his actions.

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HEARTBROKEN MAID LEFT WAITING AT STAIRCASE AFTER BOYFRIEND NO SHOW

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January 11, 2022

HEARTBROKEN MAID LEFT WAITING AT STAIRCASE AFTER BOYFRIEND NO SHOW

A video emerged online showing a maid scolding her boyfriend for not showing up at their meeting place at a staircase.

She was seen crying in the video as she asked where he was.

Apparently they agreed to meet up at 3pm to go to her place, but he didn’t show up even after 6.25pm, and she asked “YOU GO WHERE?!”

She then asked if he was —- with another girl at “81”, which is presumably the short form for Hotel 81.

She then filmed the staircase where she was sitting at and said:

“YOU SEE, I WAITING HERE, HUH? I WAITING HERE! STUPID LEH YOU, STUPIIIIIIIID!”

The woman then broke into tears.

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NETIZEN SHARES PHOTOS OF FULLY FILLED TRAY RETURN STATION AT JURONG POINT KOPITIAM

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January 11, 2022

NETIZEN SHARES PHOTOS OF FULLY FILLED TRAY RETURN STATION AT JURONG POINT KOPITIAM

A post was seen circulating on social media of a tray return station fully filled with used cutleries and utensils.

The thread starter said that the pictures were taken as of 10 January 2022, at 7:30pm at the Kopitiam outlet inside Jurong Point.

In one of the photos, a staff was seen behind the tray return station trying to clear the used dining ware and they appear to be severely shorthanded.

Here are the pictures shared by the netizen

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Netizen claims operators cut manpower

A comment by a netizen also stated that he was told by the cleaning staff at these food courts that ever since the ‘self return’ rule was implemented, operators of these food establishments have cut headcounts to the extent where a usual sector which requires three staff have been cut to two or even one.

Image source: Umbrage Singapore Facebook

ENCIK TAN PARENT COMPANY FEI SIONG FINED 4K FOR FLOUTING 1 METRE SAFE DISTANCING

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January 11, 2022

ENCIK TAN PARENT COMPANY FEI SIONG FINED 4K FOR FLOUTING 1 METRE SAFE DISTANCING

Fei Siong Food Management was slapped with a S$4,000 fine today (11 Jan) for one of their outlet’s failure to ensure that diners’ chair were kept to a 1m safe distancing space from other tables.

The outlet in question is the Encik Tan outlet at Orchard Road where Fei Siong Food Management is a parent company of.

Prior to this incident, Fei Siong was given up to eight composition or out of court fines for violations of control orders at other outlets which they owned.

They currently have 150 outlets across Singapore.

Inspected outlet at 313@Somerset

Officers from the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), went to carry out enforcement checks at Encik Tan’s 313@Somerset outlet on 14 May 2021 at about 7.50pm.

They stood and observed the outlet running its operations for about five minutes and thereafter started to measure the distance between chairs of customers dining at the outlet after seeing that no action was taken by the staff to ensure that customers kept to the safe distancing requirements.

Instead of being 1m apart, the distance which the officers measured were 44cm, 79cm and 88cm respectively.

Flouting of rules caused by manpower shortage

In Fei Siong’s defense at a court session, Mr Lew, the lawyer representing Fei Siong said that Fei Siong fell short of the safe management measures due to the lack of manpower at the outlet.

He added that it was dinner time on Friday and the manpower shortage meant that there was inadequate manpower to ensure that diners adhered to the measures.

He asked the court to consider the difficulties faced by Fei Siong in enforcing the rules at its 150 outlets across Singapore, and added that Fei Siong always had a safe management plan for all its outlets and that brand managers will always communicate it to the employees at the outlets.

On top of communicating with the employees on such measures, the managers will also go down to the outlets occasionally to see that the measures are kept.

He ended by saying that the mere few cm which the outlet were short by were not done in defiance.

Penalties

In sentencing, the judge said that the fact where the group had been given composition fines for eight occasions had to be taken into consideration.

Fei Siong could have been given a fine of up to S$10,000 for flouting the measures.

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