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13,158 NEW CASES REPORTED IN SPORE, FIVE DEATHS

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported a total of 13,158 new cases on 6 March 2022 with five fatalities.

Case details

Of the 13,158 new cases, 13,018 are local.

The remaining 140 are imported cases.

Of the cases today, 11,493 cases are low risk and detected via ART test while 1,665 cases are detected via PCR.

The 11,493 ART positive cases consist of 11,408 local cases and 85 imported cases while the 1,665 PCR positive cases consist of 1,610 local cases and 55 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

1,437 patients are currently in hospitals according to MOH’s latest infection statistics.

Out of those currently in hospitals, 190 patients require supplementary oxygen and 47 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 Monday.

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.

Vaccination status

As of 6 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 five fatalities reported today brings the death toll in Singapore to 1,078 and the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is now at 832,821.

Image source: Google Maps

AH LIAN’S FIGHTING IN CAR PARK OVER BOY’S BANANA

Two Ah lians were filmed fighting in a carpark, their friend figured that it is a good idea to record down as evidence so that she can sabotage her own friend.

After an intense kicking and punching, one of the ah loans fell to the ground and conceit to defeat handing over the PMD boy’s banana to the other girl as a trophy.

She continues to lay down on the floor as a sign of obedience and recognizing the ah lian who won to be the queen of bananas.

Not wearing masks

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Fighting in public

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

Voluntarily causing hurt

According to Chapter 321 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Hurt.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

Use of vaporizers

Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporizers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.

Persons found guilty of this offense can be fined up to $2,000.

HUMONGOUS WILD BOAR SPOTTED AT DAIRY FARM

Wild boar sightings in Singapore has become quite common these days, with sightings reported quite frequently and even in housing estates.

A netizen who had spotted a wild boar recently at a field in Dairy Farm has uploaded a few shots which he had took of the wild boar from a distance.

A closer look at the pictures taken shows the magnificent yet humongous sized creature standing on a big field of grass looking at the direction of the netizen in one photo.

The wild boar looks like it was alone, as no other wild boars were seen in the picture.

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Advisory on wild boar encounters

According to the advisory given by NParks, here are some of the things that we should follow when we come into an encounter with creatures like the wild boar:

  • Be calm and move away slowly with precaution
    Do not go near the animal or attempt to feed them.
  • Maintain a safe distance and do not corner or provoke the animal
    Eg. By flash photography when trying to take pictures of it.
  • Do not disturb or go near to adult wild boars with its young around. 
    They might be more aggressive and protective as their young are around them.

Image source: Hamish White/Facebook

KUMAR REPLIES RACIST WOMAN WHO CALLED OUT GRAB DRIVER

Singaporean comedian, Kumar, has called out a woman who goes by the name of Praise Wong on Instagram for calling out a Grab Driver based on the community he belongs to.

This was after Wong had tried to justify her comments on the driver by using Kumar as a comparison.

Kumar’s response

In respond to Wong, Kumar first stated that he is not against any community here.

He then replies to her with four pointers:

  • He does jokes on different communities but he is not against any of them.
  • The community which the driver is from is not poor, just go to Kembangan to have a look.
  • Grab drivers do not set the prices, but rather, Grab is the one that does so.
  • Be sensitive to all communities here, he loves all Singaporeans regardless of their beliefs and their spoken language.

Comments by Netizens

Netizens were quick to comment upon seeing the response by Kumar to Wong and here are some of the comments which were made:

  • Comparing herself to Kumar who has a license? LMAO
  • The difference between you and Kumar is that Kumar is actually funny but you on the other hand……
  • That is a joke? God, she could have done better. Not the same as Kumar. Don’t try so hard when you don’t have the talent.

Further remarks made by Wong

A few days after the said incident, Wong continued to make further remarks against the community in another round of Insta stories.

This time, she made a statement saying that:

if they can’t be earning good money they are criminals“.

In her stories, she also claimed that she is actually very concerned about people from that community and started to come out with her own ‘policy’ in her bid to ‘solve’ existing issues.

Image source: Instagram/@theofficialkumarsg, Instagram/@reiwng

Recap

RACIST WOMAN INSULTS GRAB DRIVER FOR ‘CHEATING’ HER

A netizen by the name of Praise Wong had posted a series of Instagram stories after she had accused a Grab Driver of allegedly cheating her.

The comments which she made on her Insta stories were full of ‘biased’ opinions against the Grab Driver and also the community he belonged to

What caused the insults

Wong had took a Grab one day and according to her, the driver, a Mr Abdul Aziz Bin Ahtam, had overcharged her on the ride by $7 as he was driving a larger vehicle (GrabXL).

This led to Wong saying that she rode a GrabXL on the previous day but was not charged the extra $7 in fares.

She then said that Grab had quoted her $13+ and started to call out the driver with expletives and even accused him for lying and cheating just for the tip and labelled him as ‘poor’.

On top of that, she even said that the driver insulted her back by calling her a ‘cheapo’ after she said that she was going to feedback to Grab about his behaviour and claimed that all her friends know her as a generous person.

She labelled his act of calling her a ‘cheapo’ as ‘libel’ and said that it was rude and disrespectful and should be fired for what he has done.

She also said that many people are dying to be a private hire driver and maybe he should not be having the privilege to earn this income.

She then tagged Grab in her Insta stories.

Grab reached out to her

Grab eventually reached out to Wong and provided her with a full refund, after initially replying to Wong’s Insta story.

A representative of Grab by the name of Nurul also emailed Wong with regards to her complain and said that it should not have happened to her in the first place.

Nurul also added that as a result of the driver’s actions, he has been ‘awarded’ a strike on his record and they will continue to monitor his behaviour to ensure that his behaviour does not repeat.

She added that if his behaviour start repeat, they will take further disciplinary action against the driver.

A sum of $18.30 was also refunded to Wong.

Wong also praised the customer service which she received from Grab.

Gets called out for her remarks towards the driver and his community

Despite getting what she wanted in the end, Wong was flamed by her friends and followers on Instagram for the remarks she made against the driver and his community.

Even so, she defended herself by saying that she was an ‘angry B’ and that her remarks against the driver and his community were ‘justifiable’.

She then went on to say that if the driver belonged to another community in Singapore, she will also have insulted them based on their community of origin.

In saying so, she said that Kumar the comedian also does the same and if he can do so, she does not see a problem in doing so.

Image source: Instagram/@reiwng

PRC HEALTH WORKERS BEAT DOG TO DEATH FOR FEAR OF COVID-19

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Earlier, a video captured by a private surveillance camera was widely circulated on Chinese social media. Footage showed two workers in white protective suits chasing a dog in an apartment before they hit the dog on the head with a metal bar, and the dog screamed in pain and tried to flee.

The video sparked outrage from netizens, who accused epidemic prevention personnel of forcibly entering homes and killing animals without the consent of the head of the household. 

The dog could be heard screaming in pain in the video. (Due to the nature of the content, the video cannot be uploaded)

The owner has since published a Wei Bo post that went viral: (Here is a rough translation)

ello everyone, I am the female owner of the dog in the video of the epidemic prevention personnel beating the dog recently circulated on the Internet, my boyfriend (the male owner of the dog) ) is a confirmed case of asymptomatic infection reported by Daling Town, Huidong County, Huizhou City on March 2. He was quarantined in Huizhou on the morning of March 2. I am close and am currently in centralized isolation in other places.

irst of all, thank you for the dog who cares about the video. It is a three-year-old and three-month-old Samoyed. It is called Snowball, but its life will always stop on March 2, 2022. Yes, it was dead, beaten to death with a stick. We spent these two days and nights in endless regrets and pains. We raised a dog together for three years and three months, and he was already our family, but now he died tragically in his own home.
The process and time of the incident have been monitored as evidence.

Up to this moment, there is still no epidemic prevention personnel to inform me that the dog has been disposed of, and I don’t know where the dog’s carcass has been taken.

The incident has happened, and my dog ​​can’t come back from the dead. We cooperate with epidemic prevention and investigation. Under the condition that I promise not to spread rumors or lie, I hope to receive a positive response from the Huidong County Government of Huizhou City and give a reasonable explanation

LADY COMFORTS ELDERLY MAN STUCK IN LIFT, CALLS FOR RESCUE

Getting stuck in the lift could be the most horrifying experience for some people, especially for those with claustrophobia.

An elderly man was stuck in a lift halfway before arriving on the ground floor, a lady who saw this calms down and comforts the elderly man until the serviceman arrives.

The man gave the thumbs-up sign stating that he is ok. The lady then helps called the serviceman for rescue.

The serviceman took a minute or two before he was able to open up the lift.

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What to do if your stuck in a lift?

Never, ever pry the lift open. In every lift, there will always be a number for you to call. Wait patiently for the rescue.

The “stuck in lift” number is a 24-hour hot-line at 1800-275-5555 for HDB.

NETIZENS SPOT DEER CROSSING THE ROAD, DRIVERS KEEP A LOOKOUT PLEASE

Wildlife can be a big part of life depending on where you are in Singapore. Some areas like Bukit Panjang got wild boar while some areas like Mandai got the Sambar Deer.

A netizen stopped his vehicle after spotting a Sambar Deer who is crossing the street. One can tell that the deer is cautious when crossing the road.

In a video shared on Facebook group Singapore Wildlight sightings on March 5, the driver shared a video of how the animal inches carefully before crossing the road.

In the 40s, the animal was thought to be extinct in Singapore due to habitat loss. But Singapore Biodiversity Records 2014 states that the deer might have escaped from the zoo therefore many of them are often spotted in Mandai area.

In 2017,the Nature Society (Singapore) estimated that there are lesser 20 Sambar deer in Singapore.

Source: Putnorfauzy Us

STUDENT CAUGHT ON CAMERA STEALING DUA PEH KONG FROM ALTAR

A couple notice that a student was behaving erratically on an altar and started filming the boy.

Little did they not expect the child stole the statue of the “dua peh kong” and ran away. It is unclear which school is the child from.

Netizens thinking why would a child do something like this.

@filmyinginprogress #fyp #foryourpage #singapore #singaporetiktok #tuapekkong #singaporetrending #hawkercentre ♬ original sound – filmyinginprogress

Here are what netizens think:

  • He helping his parents take the dua peh kong down to wash
  • got dates for those, cant just take the statue down any day u want
  • bring Tuapehkong for infinite protection
  • steady la! exam no 100 also got 99. divine intervention
  • he stand there ask tua pek kong. Tua Pek Kong ask the boy to bring him home.

FATHER SETS PERFECT EXAMPLE FOR CHILD ON JAY WALKING & POINT FINGER

A man was caught on camera pointing his middle finger to at a car after the bicycle hit the car.

The cyclist was carrying two children on board and decided to dash across the road risking not only his live but both of his children.

Some people should really stop breeding.

Here are what netizens think:

  • early teaching kids to be streetwise
  • yes such a flaw in traffic justice/law everything motorist fault regardless pedestrian at fault and this even worst not pedestrian not motorists 
  • Here come the cyclist…. still the drivers wee still at fault
  • his son will grow up to be like him…. society’s payload…
  • don’t know how he taught his kids. Really set a bad example