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GUY WALKING SAME WAY AS GIRL AT NIGHT, GIRL THOUGHT HE WAS A CRIMINAL

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i had my first experience as a guy alone walking at night and can’t get over the guilt I feel right now.

Sorry in advance I don’t post ever really and idk if there’s a format people prefer, anyways.

I’m 18M, and I don’t really get out much. I get home really late at night after a long bus ride, and every time I walk by a woman I think “I hope I’m not making her uncomfortable,”

bc I’m a big guy walking down the street in a big puffy dark jacket. I can see how it’d feel intimidating.

So I get off the bus at the same time as this woman, and she’s crossing the same street I always do to get home. And holy crap she was so anxious. Constantly looking over her shoulder at me, and I’m just trying to figure out how to solve it.

Do I try and say something? Will that scare her more? Walk slower? No that didn’t work. The bus across the street pulls up and she makes a mad dash to it. I don’t blame her at all.

I just feel this mix of shame and guilt in myself and a sort of pity and worry for her for having to ever feel like that. Is there something I can do better in the future?

Sorry I just wanted to vent, it’s just on constant repeat in my mind right now.

GUY’S GIRLFRIEND CHEATED ON HIM FOR A YEAR, SAYS IT “JUST HAPPENED”

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so my ex gf, as we were going to marry soon, I made her confess that she cheated on me for a whole year. we were together for like 6 years and this past year she banged a guy who was 5 year younger than her.

after the confession, she got absolutely guilt-ridden and she started beating herself up for what she did to a loyal man who ignored the whole world for her.

the irony is that the guy she slept with was no better, not in bed, not romantically, not better brains, not with better money.

she claims it just happened. I can’t digest, that a man got into her for a whole year just accidentally.

well after the confession she realized that she got nothing better even with cheating. everything she got was lesser than what I was giving her. she ruined my whole life.

but anyways I left her, and after 2 months she is like “I’m sorry” theres nothing better about him. but I didn’t allow that dirt into my life again.

thoughts?

Netizen’s comments

Well cheating once isn’t an ‘accident’ so cheating for a year certainly isn’t.

MAN PASS AWAY ALONE, POLICE APPEALING FOR NEXT OF KIN

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The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 65-year-old Mr Lim Cheng Hua to come forward.

Mr Lim, a former resident of Block 4 Beach Road, passed away on 23 February 2022.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

22,201 NEW CASES REPORTED IN SPORE, 15 DEATHS

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported a total of 22,201 new cases on 8 March 2022 with 15 fatalities.

Case details

Of the 22,201 new cases, 21,986 are local cases.

The remaining 215 are imported cases.

Of the cases today, 19,451 cases are low risk and detected via ART test while 2,750 cases are detected via PCR.

The 19,451 ART positive cases consist of 19,294 local cases and 157 imported cases while the 2,750 PCR positive cases consist of 2,692 local cases and 58 imported cases.

The bulk majority of Singapore’s cases today are under the Protocol 2 status, which represents that they are well or assessed with mild conditions.

Patients in Hospitals

1,499 patients are currently in hospitals according to MOH’s latest infection statistics.

Out of those currently in hospitals, 190 patients require supplementary oxygen and 49 patients are in the intensive care unit (ICU).

Weekly infection growth rate

The weekly infection growth rate is now at 0.95, which is the same as what was reported on Minday.

This rate refers to the ratio of community cases of the past week as compared to the week before.

A rate above 1 indicates that weekly cases are on the rise, while a rate below 1 indicates that the cases are falling.

Vaccination status

As of 8 March 2022, 95 percent of the population in Singapore eligible for vaccination have completed the full vaccination regime under the National Vaccination Programme.

69 percent of those who are eligible for vaccination have also received their booster jabs.

Total toll

The 15 fatalities reported today brings the death toll in Singapore to 1,099 and the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is now at 868,542.

Image source: Google Maps

THAI WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND’S MANHOOD WITH HARPOON FOR NOT COOKING DINNER

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According to an article by the Daily Star, a Thai woman decided to teach her husband a painful lesson by shooting her with a fishing harpoon.

This was because he had chose to go for a drinking session with his friends instead of cooking for her.

Angered by his decision, 43 year old Chanita Kuedrum, wife of the victim waited for the Thai man, Boonchuey Mooseeton to return before she shot him at his crotch with a fishing harpoon just like she was fishing.

She also twisted the spear after she shot the base of his manhood.

Returned home to find table empty

Chanita had came home from a long day of work in the fields as a sugarcane collector and was hoping to see food on the table when she arrived home.

Instead, she found out that her husband had went out to drink whisky with friends and forgot to cook dinner for her.

She then stayed up to wait for his arrival before committing the act while giving him an unforgettable lesson in the process.

It was reported that her husband was so drunk that he did not seek medical attention immediately, only seeking medical attention the following day.

He required 17 stitches to his manhood ultimately and has decided to stay away from home until Chanita simmers down.

Editor’s notes: Images used are only for illustration purposes

Image source: Unsplash.com

PSP’S LEONG MUN WAI APOLOGISED IN PARLIAMENT FOR FB COMMENTS AIMED AT SPEAKER

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Progress Singapore Party’s (PSP) Leong Mun Wai, who is a Non-Constituency Member of Parliament (NCMP) have since apologised in Parliament today evening (8 Mar) for content on his Facebook page which were directed at Speaker of Parliament, Tan Chuan Jin.

He had first accused the Speaker of not allowing him time to speak in Parliament as he had a few questions which he had wanted to ask.

After a request made by Deputy Leader of the House, Zaqy Mohamad, Leong has also taken down the posts and comments.

Leong also gave an explanation on why he had posted what he had on Facebook towards the end of the parliamentary session.

Wanted to pose a question to Manpower Minister

Leong explained that he had wanted to clarify a very important point to Manpower Minister, Tan See Leng and he did not have the intention to ‘challenge’ the speaker of the processes of parliament with his Facebook posts but instead meant it to hope that there can be some discretion and flexibility when it comes to standing orders, stating that it will go a long way in discussions in Parliament.

Apologised to the Speaker

Leong then said that he sincerely apologises to the Speaker for his Facebook comments and statement which had ‘impugn’ the speaker and the processes of Parliament.

He added that he had taken down the posts, withdrew his comments and will not repeat the same words again.

He also acknowledged that he did not set out the facts in his post and therefore gave a wrong impression.

On top of apologising, he will also post an apology on his Facebook.

Zaqy accepted his apology

After Leong had apologised, Zaqy shared that there is a set of procedures developed by Parliament in which MPs should follow as a guide when it comes to debating important issues.

He added that the rules have been designed and fine tuned throughout the years to ensure that hot issues are brought up and debated intensively.

He also shared that over 50 hours of debate have been put in and there are also other avenues in future sittings to raise any issues.

He therefore hoped that members of Parliament will remember that they are all representatives in Parliament and not attempt to lower the standing or dignity in Parliament.

Having said all these, he concluded that he accepted the apology of Leong.

Recap

Image source: Leong Mun Wai/Facebook, Google Maps

ACTOR IX SHEN & WIFE FINALLY DECIDES TO LEAVE UKRAINE’S CAPITAL

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Singaporean Actor, Ix Shen, and his wife have finally decided to leave Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital as tensions continue to rise due to Russian forces continuing their attacks.

Shen and his wife, Natalia, have been in Kyiv since four months ago.

In a video which Shen posted on his Instagram handle today (8 Mar), he said:

“Based on our latest information, we have decided that it’s not in our best interests to live extensively underground during the next phase of fighting, so we’ll be evacuating from Kyiv, in the west direction, and we’re planning and moving as we go along. We’ll be safe and okay.”

Previously mentioned that they had no plans to leave

Shen had previously mentioned that he had no plans to evacuate from Ukraine due to issues such as the cold weather and getting stuck on the way without any food or fuel.

On top of that, Shen wanted to fulfil his moral obligations of sharing his experience and educating the world on the happenings in Kyiv.

Singaporeans have been evacuated with a few exceptions

On 28 Feb, Foreign Minister of Singapore, Vivian Balakrishnan had said that there are still nine Singaporeans in Ukraine and on 3 March, he said that three Singaporeans had been evacuated from the Ukraine and there are still six who remain.

Shen was one of the six who remained.

Image source: @Ix_Shen/Instagram

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MINISTER SHANMUGAM HONOURS FEMALE HTA OFFICERS ON INTL WOMEN’S DAY

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Home Affairs Minister of Singapore, K Shanmugam posted on his Facebook page to honour Female officers from the Home Team today (8 Mar) which is International Women’s Day (IWD) 2022.

He shares that the theme for IWD 2022 is #breakthebias and that Female Home Team Officers do just that as they are working on the frontlines in dangerous situations to protect Singaporeans and the public.

He also said that he has been sharing stories over the years of exceptional women including Home Team officers and he hopes that their stories will continue to inspire the next generation of women officers.

Here is the post by the Minister

“[International Women’s Day 2022]

This year’s IWD theme is #BreakTheBias.

Female Home Team officers do exactly that. They are on the frontlines, working in dangerous situations, protecting us.


I have been sharing stories of many exceptional women, over the years – including our HT officers.


Their examples will hopefully inspire the next generation of women officers.


Today we celebrate International Women’s Day, we honour women.”

May be an image of 2 people and people standing
May be an image of 3 people and people standing

Image source: K Shanmugam Sc/Facebook

MAN ALLEGEDLY POSSESS ARMS WITHOUT VALID LICENSE, TO BE CHARGED

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A 47 year old man will be charged in court tomorrow (9 March) for allegedly possessing arms without a valid license.

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) said that he will also be charged for importing controlled items without a permit and for possessing a scheduled weapon.

Raid conducted at man’s residence

A raid was conducted on the man’s residence near Yishun Avenue 6 on 3 December 2021.

Weapons that were seized by officers from the SPF included:

  • Airsoft pistols
  • Replica pistol
  • A nunchaku

Two counts of possession of arms without a licence as well as another two counts of importation of controlled goods without a permit and also a count of possession of a scheduled weapon will be brought against the man.

Penalties

For possession of arms without a valid license, the man could face a jail term of up to three years and a fine of up to $5,000.

For importing controlled items without a permit, the man could face a jail term of up to two years and/or fined up to $10,000.

For possessing scheduled weapons, the man could face a jail term of up to five years and receive up to six strokes of caning.

Image source: Singapore Police Force

126 DIM SUM IN GEYLANG NO LONGER 24 HRS SINCE 1 MARCH 2022

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Since 1 March 2022, popular supper spot and dim sum restaurant, 126, or Wen Dao Shi in Geylang is no longer operating for 24 hours like it used to.

Instead, the operating hours have changed to 10.30am to 3am.

126 Dim Sum has two outlets in Singapore, with the other one at Boon Keng operating from 5pm to 2am daily.

Notice put up by 126 restaurant

A notice in both English and Chinese was put up on Facebook today (8 March) on 126 dim sum’s Facebook page which cited three-fold increases in electricity prices as well as manpower shortages as the reasons for the change in operational timings.

Here is what the notice reads:

“Dear Customers

Due to shortage of manpower and the 3 fold increase in electricity prices, management have decided to shorten the operating hours from 10:30am to 3am instead of 24 hours at 126 Sims Ave (S387449) with effect from 01/Mar/2022.

Thank you!
126 Eating House Group Pte Ltd”

Image source: 126 Dim Sum Wen Dao Shi 揾到食/Facebook, Google Maps