Imagine going shopping having a nice dinner with your family after dine-in has been allowed only to have your newly bought clothes burned by a cigarette butt.

A netizen posted a complaint online stating that she had just bought a new shirt for her son, after washing it she leaves it hanging outside but was shocked to discover that a hole has burned through it the next day.

Here is what she said:

We bought this shirt day before yesterday for our son and last night it was drying outside. Today morning when we take it in we notice the burning smell and a cigarette was thrown from some moron upstairs did this to the shirt. 

why the hell do they need to throw out a cigarette like this?

Fine:

Under the Environmental Public Health Act, stiff penalties can be meted out for high-rise littering offences.

The maximum fine for each littering act is $2,000 for the first court conviction, $4,000 for the second conviction and $10,000 for the third or subsequent conviction.

Phoon Chiu Yoke the infamous ‘badge lady’ who refused to wear a mask is no longer allowed to go on bail. She was previously offered SGD$12,000 for bail but it has since been revoked.

Bailed Denied Again

Phoon intends to plead guilty to her charges, On Thursday (Aug 12) she requested bail but the request has been rejected once again.

Previously she was offered bail

The authorities said that due to her failure to cooperate with further investigations, the Director of Public Prosecutions will increase her bail from SGD$8,000 to SGD$12,000.

She ignored all calls that were from the ICA and Phoon defend herself by saying that she has received alot of prank calls and would occasionally miss the calls on her phone.

Malaysia’s COVID-19 situation have not been hopeful for many as it seems to be still in a very risky state.

Yesterday Malaysia recorded a new record of 21,688 cases in a single day and the Health Ministry (Malaysia) is also concerned about pregnant women who might be vulnerable to the virus.

At least 70 pregnant are have died due to Covid-19 complications in 2021 alone.

Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah said that at least 200 pregnant women were detected with the virus in a month

“The percentage of pregnant women infected with Covid-19 in intensive care has increased from 3 per cent on July 10, to 5.3 per cent on August 7. Detailed analysis shows the ratio of Covid-19-infected pregnant women receiving intensive care, compared to the total number of critical Covid-19-infected patients, is 1 in 20. This ratio is much higher than the ratio of Covid-19-infected pregnant women in the general population, which is 1 in 220,” 

According to the Ministry of Health, three new active clusters were reported in Singapore.

SAFRA Tampines – 6 news cases were detected bringing the total amount to 9 cases in the cluster. Location at 1/A Tampines Street 92, Singapore 528882

My First Skool – 5 news cases were detected bringing the total amount to 6 cases in the cluster. Location at Blk 54 Chin Swee Rd, #01-22, Singapore 160054

Case 67981 – 1 more case detected, a total of 3 in this cluster.

There are 3 new clusters today. There are currently 119 active clusters, ranging between 3 and 1,151 infections.