
A man was seen attempting to do a stunt on a toy bicycle (or tricycle).
He was seen balancing himself on top of the back wheels.
He then fell down and landed head first against the wall.
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Image and video source: @sgfollowsall

A man was seen attempting to do a stunt on a toy bicycle (or tricycle).
He was seen balancing himself on top of the back wheels.
He then fell down and landed head first against the wall.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall

A video emerged online showing a drunk man sleeping on the floor of a bus stop.
He was seen with his legs up on the bus stop bench as a passerby went up to check on the drunken man.
He (the drunkard) had a packet of food also laying on the ground, as he drifted away to dreamland.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG

A super long queue was seen forming for Stuff’d at Causeway point yesterday.
The snaking queue was about 6 shops long.
Although it isn’t clear why or what promotions were on, and netizens commented on the queue, sharing their worries about another cluster forming.
Source: @sg.incidents

According to Health Minister Ong Ye Kung, there are trucks going around the neighbourhood to spread the message of vaccination to seniors.
He is seeking understanding as the trucks are promoting vaccination to elderlys who do not read the newspaper or use social media.
If you see a #IGotMyShot publicity truck in your neighbourhood, this means that a Mobile Vaccination Team is just around the corner.
I know it may disturb some residents, but I seek your understanding. The trucks will spread the message of vaccination, to seniors who may not read the papers, use social media or talk to friends and family members very much.
Do help to persuade seniors you know to come down and take their COVID-19 jabs. It is their best protection from severe illness if they get infected.
To our elderly, the trucks are a hark back to the kampung days. At that time, we had publicity trucks plying the neighbourhoods to raise awareness on key government programmes. For example, the mass vaccination for smallpox in 1959. It was a hard won battle.
Today, our way to protect our citizens from infectious diseases remains the same. #GetVaccinated!Vaccination locations can be found here: https://www.vaccine.gov.sg/locations

Yesterday the Singapore government announced an easing of COVID-19 rules and will allow dine-in soon.
However, this comes with some rules that require certain sector’s of unvaccinated staff to undergo ART kit test twice a week.
“Unvaccinated persons will be required to undergo regular testing to pick up possible infections early so that they can be treated early. This will also mitigate risk of transmission to their colleagues and the public.
This “vaccinate or regular test” regime will be introduced in the following settings:
Those working in the healthcare sector, eldercare sector and settings with children 12 years and below.
Individuals working in sectors that interact with customers in higher-risk mask-off settings, and at our borders or COVID-19 frontline work such as F&B establishments, gyms and fitness studios, and personal care services.
The Public Service will take the lead in introducing this requirement for public officers, including the uniformed services.
The requirement will take effect from 1 October 2021. Beyond that, any unvaccinated persons from the above sectors will have to be tested with an ART kit twice a week.

Sambal Sotong is a favourite of many and people normally won’t mind paying slightly more for a meal
However, a man who packed a box of Sambal Sotong Rice was disappointed, he was charged SGD$6.30 for the takeaway but there were only 3 pieces of Sotong in that whole box of rice.
“Tis is wat i m paying for a $6 Sambal sotong frm En Tan! See any sotong?? Yap.. wat u see is wat u get! Tat pathetic piece of sotong! Jurong fishery r open.. n u r selling tis to ur customers! Haish.. “


A video emerged online showing a YP being confronted by an auntie for using vulgarities.
The YP was allegedly saying “Chibai” which irked the auntie, who then scolded him.
She said: “You keep using the word chibai, chibai, chibai, it’s sick you know!”
“You go home, you tell your mother chibai, yes good!”
“Where you came from, from the chibai also what.”
“No shame leh you, you think you so smart ah, only stupid people ah no brain then you use the word chibai chibai chibai know.”
“Understand or not, I can be your mother.”
“If your mother cannot teach, I will teach you.”
Source: @adminsgfollowsall

A video emerged online showing a gouple of YPs fighting inside a school toilet.
They were seen exchanging punches and kicks at each other, although a majority of the blows missed.
One of the YPs got punched in the head and he was seen holding his head in pain.
Image and video source: @singapuravirall on IG

Yesterday, the COVID-19 task force announced the new dine-in rules but it requires a person to prove to the employee of the restaurant that he or she is vaccinated.
In response to media questions: Lawrence Wong said that once one can use their mobile phone the TraceTogether app will display the vaccination status of the individual.
However, in the comments section of Facebook, one man stated that a person could be using the mobile phone of another to “bluff” the service staff.

One can only imagine when an F&B staff is receiving customers at a busy restaurant, the staff would most likely take a quick glimpse of the vaccination status.
Other netizens even stated that a friend could take a screenshot and send it to others and showed it quickly to the F&B staff and distract the staff with some questions after showing the picture.

A video emerged online showing a group of YPs illegally gathering in a group of 4.
They were seen smoking inside a lift, trying to emulate a scene from acclaimed British drama series Peaky Blinders, a show about gangsters.
The gangsters in the scene were seen holding a gun, while the matreps were holding a broomstick.
A netizen commented that they look more like “p*ki blinders”.
Image and video source: @singapura.viral on IG