A 64-year-old woman passed away on the same day after getting her first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, and her daughter took to Facebook to share the alleged discrepancies surrounding her death.

She highlighted that her late mother has been leading an active life and apart from having controlled hypertension and mild diabetes, she is mostly healthy.

She asked what could have happened during the vaccination that “robbed her of her life?”

She further questioned: “Was it just pure coincidence that she has to return to Jesus on the day where she received her first dose of vaccination?”

The 64-year-old woman allegedly collapsed 8 hours after taking the vaccine sometime in July.

Her daughter revealed that she used to be an advocate for the vaccination and even helped to debunk rumours that the vaccine was not safe.

MOH responds

According to Mothership, MOH said that they were made aware of her death by Ng Teng Fong General Hospital.

They revealed that she was assessed to be suitable for the jab, and received her Pfizer-BioNTech/Comirnaty vaccine on that very day.

She was observed to be well during the 30-minutes post vaccination observation.

MOH added that her certified cause of death is hypertensive heart disease and coronary artery disease, according to findings from the autopsy; which is consistent with the woman’s medical history.

They said that about a thousand strokes and heart attacks are seen in public hospitals monthly, and that coincidental strokes and heart attacks are bound to occur because of the country’s vaccination in huge numbers.

MOH reiterated their desire to help the family through the healthcare system.

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A guy suspected of killing a Swiss visitor on this vacation island has been charged with murder and robbery.

Teerawat Thothip, 27, was charged with two counts, according to a police statement issued on the resort island on Sunday, and further charges might be made later.

On Monday, he was questioned at the police station. Some of his acquaintances were also summoned for questioning in connection with the suspect. A doctor from Vachira Phuket Hospital was there, and he was given further samples for DNA and other tests.

His wife, whose name was not revealed, came to the police station and gave them Mr Teerawat’s clothes from the day Sauvain-Weisskopf was killed.

Mr Teerawat allegedly confessed to the charges on Sunday

An amusing video emerged online showing the legendary green car from the british sitcom Mr Bean.

The green car was seen driving through our streets with a huge Singapore flag at the back.

Such a sight naturally turned many heads on the roads and streets.

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Is it sexist to argue that a man shouldn’t have to pay for everything on a date? I think it’s an old age principle that doesn’t fit anywhere in a progressive society.

I personally think chivalry is a concept that low-key marginalizes women in a power dynamic versus men. Women should be able to pay and not expect the male to do so. How is this still a thing?

How are woman still being cultured to see men as the dominant provider? Media displays of equality and feminism have progressed so much in the recent decade, I would think girls have grown to expect an even split on the bill; not expect the male to still pay for everything. Girls that do that now seem to come from a place of Machiavellian than sincerity.

On my recent date, when the bill came, I paused to see if she would grab her wallet — nope, nothing. So I paid, being the altruistic man I desire to eventually become. Not a gentleman but an altruistic man. Thoughts?

A female netizen responded by saying:

I guess it’s more like whether you really like that person or not.When I was with my ex-hb, he impressed me by bringing me to restaurants (not high end though) on every date and he actually didn’t earn much that time.

I knew he wanted to impress me and he was serious with me too. His sincerity touched me and I fell in love with him. I don’t bear to see him keep spending so much on me. Hence, I stopped him by telling him that I actually missed food from the hawker centre. He was shocked and told me that I don’t look like someone who eats at a hawker centre or coffee shop. From there, we went for cheaper options and only ate expensive food on our anniversaries. Of course, I did pay on & off during the dates too.

So, what I am saying is…you will be willing to pay if the gal is really important to you. If she is not, she turns you off eventually.

A netizen shared how she has a friend who will always ask her to pay first, whenever they go out for meals or watch movie and etcetera.

After paying, when they go home, the friend will conveniently “forget” to pay her back.

The netizen says that he is too paiseh to ask for her money back because its just about $10 each time.

But as time went by, the little amounts of money all added up to hundreds of dollars.

Here is the full story:

“i have this friend who always don’t pay me back my money. whenever we go out and eat, she will ask me to pay first and she say will pay me back later. or when we watch movie, buy stuff from 7-11 like cigs etc, she will also expect me to pay “first”.

however, after paying and after we go home, she will conveniently “forget” to pay me back EVERY single time.

sure, some of these meals/movie tickets/random stuff are like maybe below $10, so i paiseh to ask her to pay me back so end up i’ll just pay for her.

but now i calculate like ehh add up it’s hundreds of dollars leh. the problem is that it is so easy for her to paylah me straightaway after i pay, but she’ll always say she will do it when she goes home, but she never does.

i did text her to ask her to return my money sometimes when i’m feeling broke and have to wait for 1-2 days before she actually transfers me my money back which is super gaowei honestly.

i know i’m stupid to keep paying for her but whenever we are at the cashier she will just stand behind me and the cashier will look at me so i have no choice but to pay.

and also i know some of you guys will advise me to stop hanging out with her but i’m her only friend tbh lol and she has depression so i don’t have the heart to break ties w her.

apart from this issue she is a pretty solid friend and i want to keep her in my life so pls advise me, thanks~”

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A guy shared how his girlfriend was angry at him for (apparently) no reason.

He then asked her what’s wrong but she refused to tell him.

He then said: “okay, let me know when you are ready to talk about it.”

His girlfriend then cried and say that he doesn’t care about, to which the guy pek chek.

Here is the story:

“Recently my girlfriend got mad at me for apparently no reason at all. So i spent about 15 minutes asking her what was wrong, but she refuse to tell me.

So i said “ok, let me know when you are ready to talk about it”. Then i went to do my stuff.

Following that she cried and said i always never care about her.

Sigh. I miss being single.”

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A 35-year-old man shared how he is almost 35 years old with a stable job, great hobbies and friends to hang out with.

But he still can’t find a girlfriend and he cries at night because he thinks he will be single for the rest of his life.

He shares that he rarely gets past the 1st or 2nd dates.

Here is the story:

“Why is the feeling to find a partner in life so strong? I’m almost 35 now, not rich, but have a stable job I like doing, got great hobbies and friends to hang out with. Day to day, I feel quite satisfied with life.

Yet the feelings of loneliness still hits once in a while. Sometimes I lie awake at night just sobbing about how I’ll likely be single for the rest of my life.

I’ve been dating people through apps and events since Tinder came out almost ten years ago, attended all those government organised dating events regularly, but dates rarely got past the first or second dates. Even for those that we managed hang out longer, they always end with reasons like “I don’t get that sort of feeling with you”, “I don’t see how we can be together in the future” or “I think we’re better as friends”. This is my experience from going out on probably hundreds of dates.

How do I stop this feeling of loneliness? I’m tired of dating, I’ve come to terms with how I will always be single, but it doesn’t stop me from feeling miserable when it hits.”

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