A video emerged online showing a YP on the phone with what is presumed to be his “GF”.
He was heard saying: “Hello baby? You end already ah? Ok I’m waiting outside for you ah baby, ok byebye!”
The camera then turned to reveal that he was at Sparkletots preschool.
A video emerged online showing a YP filming himself illegally vaping and performing some form of dance or jogging on the spot.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
A video emerged online showing a girl describing an encounter that she had with a stranger.
She shared that she was at the interchange and took a seat, and there was a girl that was adjacent to her.
The girl then asked her: “tengok apa sia? (stare what stare)”
A video emerged online showing a YP pretending to workout with a rack on the floor.
His friend who was filming, then tickled his kukubird for “fun”.
It is unclear who the YPs are or where the incident happened.
A video emerged online showing an assault that happened along Keong Saik Road on 8 November at around 8.30pm.
A mother and child were seen walking along the side of the road when a man in black then threw a signage at the little girl.
The man then ran away after attacking the girl, who started crying.
The woman then picked up her daughter and shouted at the man in white who appeared to be with the aggressor.
The man in white however, just simply walked away after picking up the sign.
A video emerged online showing a group of YPs riding around a park on their PMDs.
One of them was seen with a “wet floor” sign on his PMD, using the sign as a seat.
It is unclear who the YPs are.
A video emerged online showing a lorry catching fire along the road.
The SCDF were seen at the scene fighting the fire as thick grey smoke rose towards the air.
A firetruck was also seen arriving at the scene.
The fire happened along Elias Road.
From 10 November onwards, the authorities will be piloting the resumption of team sports for the fully vaccinated.
They will be allowed to play team sports in a group of up to 10 persons who are fully vaccinated; including the referees, players and linesmen.
The resumption will be subject to additional testing with ART kits and will only apply to sports and some MICE events.
They will be allowed to play in a controlled an supervised setting at community centres and ActiveSG sports centres that are suitable.
Image source: SAFRA
From 8 December onwards, all Covid-19 patients who are unvaccinated by their own choice will be charged for their own treatment.
The government is at the moment paying the full bills for all Covid patients who are Singaporeans, PRS and Long Term Pass Holders.
There are a majority of those who are in the ICU who are unvaccinated, contributing to the healthcare strain.
However, the new ruling will not apply to those who are unvaccinated due to being medically ineligible.
Images source: TTSH FB
The Multi Ministry Task Force said on 8 November that up to 5 fully vaccinated family members will be allowed to dine in from 10 November onwards.
The MTF explained that the number of cases in the hospitals and the proportion of the seriously ill have remained stable.
The new rule will only be allowed at F&B places that conduct checks on vaccination status and adhering to vaccination-related SMMs.
The dining in group size of 5 will only apply to those from the same household.
However, the current cap of 2 persons will remain for dining in at hawker centres and coffeeshops.
Images source: Gan Kim Yong Facebook and Unsplash
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