39 y.o Ganesan Angudan was fined $3,000 on Oct 26 for breaching the current rules for Covid-19 as he had invited a total of 30 people, more than the allowed eight for his wedding anniversary.

To celebrate, he booked an event space at Lotus@Norris in Little India, paying $700 for it.

Singapore was at third phase of reopening at the period, with rules only allowing up to eight for gathering at that period of time.

Guests were caught by police who went to their gathering space after complaints from the public about noises and smoke coming out from the area.

Police found people not maintaining safe distancing, guests intermingling, as well as not donning their masks when they were not having food or drinks.

Those in Singapore convicted of breaching the laws in place are liable to be jailed for up to six months, fined S$10,000 or receive both as punishment.

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A xmm is asking for advice if she should really do what she promises when praying to pass her exams.

She says that she did not really put in effort to study in her previous end of year polytechnic exams but prayed before the exams that if she passes the exams, she will go to the nearest temple and perform a chicken dance.

When she got her results back, she found out that she did better than expected, scoring mostly B+ with one or two As.

She momentarily forgot about her promise when praying, but got reminded recently when she went back to school.

She is asking for advice if she should really do so, as she is scared to be a public nuisance.

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A guy shared a story of how his psychopathic ex-girlfriend is still following him even even after they have ended their relationship for three years.

The story

For namesakes, the guy is known as L and his ex-girlfriend is known as K.

L and K were together for almost 3 years but broke off their relationship because their life goals did not align.

L wanted to move on and have a clean break but he says that K just will not let go, and has been stalking him not only on social media but also in real life.

For example, whenever L uploads a story or a new post on Instagram, K will always be the first to view or like his post.

K will also send him texts every day just like how she would when they were still together.

All these were irritating to L but he could still bear with it.

However, things recently got worst as L claims that K has even been following him around.

He would see her standing at a distance from him just watching him when he is going about his social life, and even looking up to his unit under his block in the wee hours of the morning.

Before the lockdown, he even saw her in Malaysia when he went back to visit his family.

L wishes to tell K to stop and move on with life if she sees this.

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A footage recently went viral after a dispute occur in a supermarket located in Macau.

A customer was seen unhappy at the cashier and started slamming the cashier’s phone. The dispute got even more extreme and both of them were throwing items at each other.

As the situation starts to tense up, the two customers ran into the cashier’s area and started bashing the face of the cashier while another used a steal stool to throw at her.

Here is the footage: