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9,930 NEW CASES IN SG, 3 DEATHS, WEEKLY INFECTION GROWTH RATE DROPPED

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9,930 NEW CASES IN SG, 3 DEATHS, WEEKLY INFECTION GROWTH RATE DROPPED


The Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported a total of 9,930 new cases on 11th February 2022 with 3 fatalities.

9,771 are local and 159 are imported cases.

The weekly growth rate is down to 1.74 (Yesterday was 2.26)

Case details

Of the 9,930 new cases, 7,729 cases are tested positive through ART of which 7,679 are local and 50 are imported.

2,201 cases were confirmed after testing with PCR with 2,092 local cases and 109 imported cases.

MOH reported 3 death cases bringing to death toll to 885.

Other data:

There are currently 1,205 patients in the hospital with 128 of them requiring oxygen and 21 are in the ICU.

93% of Singapore’s population has completed the vaccination program.

62% of Singapore’s population has received booster shots.

Statistics

In total Singapore has recorded 439,640 COVID-19 cases from the start of the coronavirus.

The death toll is 885.

In the last 28 days, there were 149,417 amount of cases with 99.7% of them with no or mild symptoms, 0.3% required oxygen supplementation, 0.05% is in the ICU, 0.02% died.

TOTO PRIZE POOL HIT $19 MILLION BUT WAS SPLIT BY 8 PEOPLE

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TOTO PRIZE POOL HIT $19 MILLION BUT WAS SPLIT BY 8 PEOPLE

These results of the split are like making a point to all the people queueing that it might not have been worth it after all.

The group 1 prize accumulated to $19,416,90. However, it was split between 8 people with each of them bringing home $2,427,114, unless iTOTO (which is the value of $86,682.64). Which makes it feel like a regular draw.

Her are the winning outlets:

  • Singapore Pools LOT One Branch – 21 Choa Chu Kang Avenue 4 #03-09 ( 1 QuickPick System Roll Entry )
  • NTUC FP Serangoon North – Blk 152B Serangoon North Ave 1 #01-384 ( 1 QuickPick System 7 Entry )
  • NTUC FP Toa Payoh HDB Centre – Blk 500 Lor 6 Toa Payoh HDB Centre #01-33 ( 1 QuickPick System 7 Entry )
  • Singapore Pools Siglap Branch – 697B East Coast Road ( 1 QuickPick System 7 Entry )
  • 7-Eleven Chua Chu Kang Drive – Blk 689B Chua Chu Kang Dr #01-306 ( 1 QuickPick Ordinary Entry )
  • Li Li Cheng Supermarket (Punggol) Pte Ltd – Blk 273C Punggol Place #01-884 ( 1 System 11 Entry )
  • Singapore Pools Account Betting Service – – ( 1 System 7 Entry )
  • iTOTO – System 12
       •  Singapore Pools Account Betting Service – –
       •  Singapore Pools Account Betting Service – –
       •  Singapore Pools Siglap Branch – 697B East Coast Road
       •  7-Eleven Foch Rd – 27 Foch Rd Hoa Nam Building #01-07/08
       •  Bukit Merah Betting Centre – Lottery Lobby (Public) – 169 Jalan Bukit Merah Tower 2
       •  Chng Siow Eng Agency – Blk 625 Elias Rd Elias Mall #01-314
       •  Giant Beauty World – 144 Upper Bukit Timah Road Beauty World Centre #B1-01
       •  Lee Eng Trading Store – Blk 201B Tampines St 21 #01-1083
       •  Li Thoe Trading – Blk 119 Aljunied Ave 2 #01-78
       •  Metro Woodlands – 1 Woodlands Square Causeway Point #01-18/19
       •  NTUC FP Paya Lebar Quarter – 10 Paya Lebar Road, #B2-09 Paya Lebar Quarter
       •  NTUC FP Serangoon North – Blk 152B Serangoon North Ave 1 #01-384
       •  NTUC FP Yishun Ring Rd – Blk 849 Yishun Ring Rd #01-3701/3703
       •  OCN (Singapore) Pte Ltd – Blk 501 West Coast Drive #01-266
       •  Singapore Pools 88 Circuit Rd Branch – Blk 88 Circuit Rd #01-961
       •  Singapore Pools Ang Mo Kio N6 Branch – Blk 630 Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 #01-968
       •  Singapore Pools Hougang N2 Branch – Blk 211 Hougang St 21 #01-309
       •  Singapore Pools King George’s Ave Branch – Blk 803 King George’s Ave #01-200/202
       •  Singapore Pools Lor 1 Toa Payoh Branch – Blk 111 Lor 1 Toa Payoh #01-354
       •  Singapore Pools New Upper Changi Branch – Blk 26 New Upp Changi Rd #01-666/668
       •  Tampines Trading – Blk 828 Tampines St 81 #01-234
       •  Wanrise Trading – Blk 47 Sims Place #01-177

MAN FALSELY DECLARED TO MOM IN WORK PERMIT OF MAID, JAILED

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MAN FALSELY DECLARED TO MOM IN WORK PERMIT OF MAID, JAILED

34 year old Hafizuddin Jaafar was sentenced to six weeks of imprisonment today (11 Feb) for falsely declaring to the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) in the application for a work permit of a foreign domestic worker.

He had stated in the application of his intention to hire the 36 year old foreign domestic worker, a Filipino to be employed at his home.

However, this was not to be the case as none of them had the intention to stick to this arrangement and they had planned for the domestic worker to find other forms of employment in Singapore.

Application made on Jan 2018

MOM said that the initial application made by Hafizuddin was on January 2018 and he later applied to renew the permit again in Jan 2019.

The domestic worker also paid Hafizuddin $9,380 during the period between January 2018 and February 2020 for the successful application and renewal of her work permit.

She did not live with him or work for him during the same period of time.

She has since been sent back to her country and barred from working in Singapore permanently after being given a stern warning for her false declaration in her permit application.

Fined for his offences apart from imprisonment

Other than being slapped with six weeks of imprisonment, Hafizuddin was also fined a total of $50,750 for receiving money from the domestic worker to aid in her application and also to keep it up to date.

He could have been jailed for up to two years and/or fined up to $20,000 for falsely declaring work pass applications.

Employers will also have their work pass privileges suspended and the applicant will also be permanently banned from working in Singapore.

For receiving money for aiding applications, he could have been imprisoned for up to two years and/or fined up to $30,000.

Image source: Google Maps

TOTO ANG BAO DRAW RESULTS JUST OUT

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TOTO ANG BAO DRAW RESULTS JUST OUT

The Ang Bao draw for Chinese New Year 2022 has just concluded and the results for the draw has been announced.

The 6 numbers that were drawn are:

“09, 13, 14, 16, 18, 28”

and the additional number is “10”

Here is the screenshot of the results

At the time of posting, it is unknown as to how many people have won the top prizes of Group 1 and Group 2 and the amount won is also unknown.

The outlet which the winning tickets are sold at are also not known at the point of time.

Well but at least we know, there will be new millionaires in Singapore tonight.

Stay tuned to find out more details.

Image source: Singapore Pools

TAXI DRIVER BREAKS COLLARBONE OF FELLOW DRIVER IN ROAD RAGE

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TAXI DRIVER BREAKS COLLARBONE OF FELLOW DRIVER IN ROAD RAGE

53 year old Lee Chee Kiong was handed a fine of $4,000 today (11 Feb) for his role in breaking a fellow driver’s collarbone after he had struck the other driver who was older than him.

This was during their spat over a dispute while on the roads.

Lee pleaded guilty in court to disturbing public peace with fellow driver Lim Cher Boo but that charge was amended in the end to voluntarily causing hurt that turned out to be grievous hurt.

There was another charge that was taken into consideration during Lee’s sentencing as he had committed mischief by hitting the right wing mirror of Lim’s taxi.

68 year old Lim was also slapped with a fine of $1,200 for his part in the spat.

Lim had drove off after exchange of words

It was mentioned in court that Lim had actually drove off after the traffic dispute which occurred between the both of them.

They had not known each other before the dispute on 20 Jan.

While driving along Jurong West Street 93, Lim and Lee had got into a dispute and they had stopped their vehicles beside each other at a nearby signalised junction.

After a conversation exchange, Lim drove off but was pursued by Lee.

When Lim noticed Lee following and stopped his vehicle along Yunnan Drive 2, Lee followed suit and approached Lim hitting his right wing mirror first.

An argument ensued when Lim got out of the vehicle and it resulted in a fight when Lim walked up to Lee angrily and pushed him.

Lee fought back by pushing Lim to the floor and when Lim tried to get back on his feet by lunging towards Lee, Lee smacked him on his face causing him to fall again.

The whole incident was caught on camera by Lee’s dashcam.

Lim reported incident to Police

After the fight, Lim called the Police and was subsequently taken to Ng Teng Fong Hospital (NTFH) where he was diagnosed by the doctor to have suffered from a collarbone fracture, abrasions over his elbow and knee, and a minor head injury.

He was given 14 days of hospitalisation leave and discharged from the hospital.

Lee compensated Lim eventually

A fine of $4,000 to $5,000 was asked for by the prosecutor to be given to Lee due to the harm he had caused to Lim.

Lee’s defense mitigated that Lee had tried to play down the issue a few times and did not intended for the matter to escalate to a fight.

He had also compensated Lim for fees incurred for his medical expenses.

Image source: Google Maps, Ministry of Transport

SNAKE SPOTTED ON AIRASIA FLIGHT FROM KL TO SABAH

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SNAKE SPOTTED ON AIRASIA FLIGHT FROM KL TO SABAH

A snake was spotted in an overhead compartment on board an AirAsia flight from Kuala Lumpur (KL) to Tawau, Sabah on Thursday (10 Feb) which caused the flight to be diverted to Kuching, Sarawak.

The flight’s captain made the decision to divert the aircraft after the incident was made known to the captain.

Diversion was done to fumigate plane

According to CNA, who spoke to AirAsia to confirm if there was really a snake found in the plane, AirAsia said that the plane was diverted as the company wanted to take precautions by doing fumigation of the plane.

Chief safety officer of AirAsia said that this is an isolated incident which rarely occurs and it can happen to any aircraft at anytime.

He also commended the captain for taking the correct measures and said that the crew and guests wellbeing are always the top priority for AirAsia.

He ended off my saying that at no point of time during the incident were any of the crew or passengers safety compromised.

The plane subsequently departed for Tawau, Sabah, from Kuching later on Thursday.

Footage of the snake appearing inside the overhead compartment were also seen circulating around on social media platforms like Tiktok.

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3 PERSONS CHARGED FOR UNLICENSED PAYMENT SERVICE, $2.4 MILLION

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3 PERSONS CHARGED FOR UNLICENSED PAYMENT SERVICE, $2.4 MILLION

3 individuals were charged in court yesterday (Feb 10) for their suspected involvement in providing unlicensed cross-border inward money transfer payment services. The three suspects are a man and two women, aged between 34 and 52 years old

Investigations revealed that from January to March 2021, the trio had allegedly provided cross-border inward money transfer payment services involving cash amounting to more than S$2,440,000 from abroad.

The trio did did not possess any licence issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to provide payment services.

All three persons will be charged with two counts under Section 5(3)(a) of the Payment Services Act 2019 each.

If convicted, the accused persons can be fined up to $125,000, or jailed for up to three years, or both.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to engage banks or licensed cross-border money transfer agents instead of unlicensed payment service entities to avoid the risks of losing their money. The Police will not hesitate to take action against any individuals or entities involved in conducting unlicensed cross-border money transfer services, as they pose the risk of being conduits for money laundering and terrorist financing.

SPF GIVE ‘TOTO TICKET’ NUMBERS FOR ANTI-SCAM ADVISORY

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SPF GIVE ‘TOTO TICKET’ NUMBERS FOR ANTI-SCAM ADVISORY

The Singapore Police Force has used a new technique to catch viewers attention on the Anti-Scam advisory that they have recently put up.

The clever team behind the advertisement used a Toto Ticket to get their message of Anti-scam across to the masses.

In their post, they used the bolded caption ‘Here is the winning number’ to gain attention, before putting the message across that scammers chooses their victims just like how people choose their lottery numbers.

They also asked people to be vigilant to such scams and not end up being the ‘winning ticket’ for these scammers.

They ended of the post by urging people to call the anti-scam hotline or go to scamalert.sg to learn more about such scams.

The hotline number is also included in the pictorials of the post and the number is 1800-722-6688.

Calls to this number are toll free and they are available on weekdays from 9am to 5pm with the exception of public holidays.

Here is the post by the Singapore Police Force

“[𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗻𝘂𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿]

We may not be able to help you win $16 million, but we may help stop you from losing $16 million.
Scammers choose their targets like picking numbers during a lottery draw. Don’t end up being their winning ticket! Call the anti-scam hotline or go to scamalert.sg to learn more about scams.

#spotthesigns
#singaporepoliceforce
#safeguardingeveryday”

Image source: Singapore Police Force/Facebook

COP REPORT REVEALS WHATSAPP EXCHANGES OF WP LEADERS & MEMBERS

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COP REPORT REVEALS WHATSAPP EXCHANGES OF WP LEADERS & MEMBERS

The Committee of Privileges had published a full report and its recommendations with regards to a lie made by former Workers Party (WP) Member of Parliament (MP), Raeesah Khan in Parliament.

In summary, they had recommended that Raeesah Khan be fined $35,000 for her lies in Parliament and have referred WP’s chief Pritam Singh and Faisal Manap to the Public Prosecutor to see if criminal proceedings should be taken the both of them.

This was due to Mr Singh’s conduct during the COP meeting as well as Mr Manap’s refusal to answer to certain questions asked.

The 1,180 page long report also included several Whatsapp exchanges between the WP Leaders and Members which showed the whole incident of after Raeesah Khan admitted she lied and how the group dealt with it.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan & Pritam Singh (3 Aug 2021)

The first exchanged happened after Raeesah had just lied in parliament for the first time where she was asked for more details by Desmond Tan, Minister of State for Home Affairs

Exchange between Raeesah Khan, Low Pei Ying & Yudhishthra Nathan

Exchange between Raeesah Khan & Pritam Singh (1 Nov 2021)

This was on the day where Raeesah had confessed that she lied in Parliament and prior to this she had already told Sylvia Lim, Faisal Manap and Pritam Singh about her lie on 8 August 2021 and on 10 August Pritam confirmed with Loh Pei Ying and Yudhishthra Nathan that Raeesah had told him about the lie in parliament.

Raeesah was questioned by Mr Shanmugam on 4 Oct 2021 where she repeated her lies again.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan and Loh Pei Ying, with Yudhisthra Nathan part of the group (2 Nov 2021)

This exchange between them was one day after Raeesah had admitted to lying in Parliament and a WP internal committee was set up to investigate.

Pritam Singh, Sylvia Lim and Faisal Manap were in the committee.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan & Pritam Singh (2 Nov 2021)

This conversation took place after Raeesah had spoken to Loh Pei Ying in the morning in the chat with Yudhishthra Nathan.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan & Pritam Singh (20 Nov 2021)

Before they spoke here, Raeesah had already attended a disciplinary panel meeting by the WP’s CEC on 8 Nov 2021.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan & Pritam Singh (22 Nov 2021)

This exchange was made after Raeesah said that the 8 Nov meeting was more of her conduct as an MP than her lie in parliament.

Exchange between Raeesah Khan and Loh Pei Ying and Yudhisthra Nathan (23 Nov 2021)

Image source: Committee of Privileges

MAN PREPARES DRAFT LETTER TO QUIT WHEN HE WINS $16 MILLION TOTO

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MAN PREPARES DRAFT LETTER TO QUIT WHEN HE WINS $16 MILLION TOTO

A letter is circulating on Whatsapp after many who are hoping to win tonight’s TOTO draw of $16 million.

The letter is as follows:

Letter of Resignation


11 Feb 2022 Dear boss,

Please accept this letter as a formal notification that I am leaving my position with effect from today.

Thank you for the opportunities that you have provided me during my time with the company.

If not for Singapore Pools, I believe I would continue to stay in the company until I retire. Fortunately or unfortunately, I won slightly more than $16million today. I was shocked that my career life with the company has to end like this.

Let’s meet for kopi sometimes, but make it soon, because when travelling restrictions are lifted, I will be doing quite abit of travelling around the world. Anyway, please continue to work hard, do not be like me, taking any opportunity during work to queue up at Singapore Pools betting booth, as a result, I never made it to be a manager. You are not going to be as lucky as me.

Your’s Sincerely

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