There are still alot of people that are unaware that dine-in at a hawker centre has a maximum capacity of 2 pax per table.
A netizen uploaded the photo after witnessing a table had three people and comments on Facebook prove yet again that there are people who are unaware of the new rules.
The netizen who posted the photo said:
spotted this at Tekka market at about 7.45pm on Sunday, no safe distancing offers and no police on petrol .some tables were even occupied with 5 pax on 1 table .
Reported at one service app .why does the gov have these rules then in food court since no enforcement officers they should work on rotating shifts lol
A netizen has posted two images of people gathering at Tekka Market in group sizes more than the maximum permissible amount.
According to him, there were even up to 5 pax on 1 table just mingling around and chatting very close to each other and some were not even wearing their masks.
Under the Covid-19 rules as of 25 August, the permissible group sizes should be capped at 2 irregardless of vaccination status.
Here is the post with pictures
βspotted this at tekka market at aboiut 7.45pm on sunday ,no safe distancing offers and no police on petrol .some tables were even occupied with 5 pax on 1 table .β
Image source: David Caleb on Complaint Singapore Facebook
An unhappy netizen has posted on social media to complaint about the Spartan Race Singaporeβs race organiser.
The netizen apparently got his kidβs race cancelled in March 2020 and still has not had his fees refunded to him or has a race rescheduled.
Spartan has recently offered to transfer the race to another country but the man says that due to the current Covid-19 restrictions they are unable to travel.
He also alleged that the race organiser has zero business ethics as the organiser cited the need for cash flow for overheads and expenses to refuse his request for a refund.
Here is his post
βKid Race cancelled since 2020 March and fees not refunded since 18 months with no new race date reschedule. Recently just offered to transfer the race to another country despite we canβt travel.
Race organiser has no business ethics and refused to refund citing need cash flow for overheads and expenses.β
Image source: AT Tang on Complaint Singapore, Spartan Race Singapore Facebook
There are many different kinds of die-hard fans but there are some that go in so deep that it becomes toxic. A man shared a story of his girlfriend’s crazy addiction that he finally breaks off with her.
Here is the story:
Hi, I’m 25 years old this year and I have a 24-year-old girlfriend. I’m seeking advice on how to get back my money after she borrows money from me to buy her K-POP stuff.
We were together for 6 months and she shared her K-POP religion as if it’s a cult we cannot have a conversation without K-POP(every 5 sentences got one sentence she will associate or start the topic of K-POP) and whenever I’m out with her she is only shopping in those mini shops that sell fan merchandise.
She has like 50 over keychains with photos of different K-pop stars and many other merchandises like photos, cards, posters, figurines, CDs and a lot of garbage that is piling up in her room. She told me that she swapped her credit card to buy all these and was unable to pay them back. The bank has been sending her letters and demanding payment of over $10,000!!!
Even though she is in debt I tried to be a supportive boyfriend and tell her to cut down on her shopping. She told me that she is addicted to them and can’t stop.
She came to me saying that payday is not here and needed $400 to survive. I doubt it but got soft-hearted as she has been bugging me non-stop, feels like I’m forced into lending her the money. I treat the $400 as her last chance and decided to trust her one last time.
But end up I found new merchandise in her room. I confronted her and she admitted that she used the money I gave her to buy the merchandise. In a surge of fury, I threw all her stuff out the window.
She began crying and begging me not to touch them as they are more important than me. I was like wtf.
I leave her home straight and never saw her again. Till now I hope I can get my money back but I treat it as a lesson learned.