A funny photo emerged online showing a couple of steamed chickens practicing social distancing.

One of the steamed chickens was seen executing a “kungfu kick” on the other chicken, to maintain a 1 meter distance.

Funny how even cooked chickens are reminding us to maintain social distancing.

Source: @singapore_incidents on IG

The Singapore Police said that a 58-year-old man allegedly had a knife with him at a coffeeshop, and was subsequently arrested.

The incident happened at a coffeeshop at Clementi Avenue 1.

The police revealed earlier today that they received a call for assistance yesterday (8 October) at around 6.10pm.

Police officers established the identity of the man after arrived at the scene and subsequently arrested him.

A knife was also seized by the police.

The man is due to be charged in court for possessing a harmful weapon in a public area.

Image source: SPF

I was mentioning in my ig post about Renovation Scam that me and my husband has gotten into.

Full payment has been made yet nothing much has been done to the house after close to 3 months. Despite the court order that are given to him, he still did not reply anything pertaining to the court order.

On the day that he was suppose to attend SCT, he did not turn up but leaves us a message in that CJS that he couldnt turn up to the meeting and he even said that he will pay us back in installment monthly. We told the registra that we dont agree on that due to his frequent MIA.

He was supposed to pay us back on wednesday. But he didnt. We msg him and his wife, to return us a message and call. Till now, no news.

So issit fair for us to let this people to get away with what they are doing? Think again.

WE NEED TO FIGHT FOR OUR RIGHTS AND JUSTICE

Come forward and lets REPORT on his unethical business that he has taken money from us but he didnt complete the job.

If its THIS easy to scam people. I dont see why there are still alot more scammer are not behind the BARS and they are still freely doing to other people!

I urge anyonr else who is dealing with SUFI, to come forward and report him. DONT BE AFRAID.

*** Updates: we have gotten 2 more couples who they have engage him for their renovation.***

THE POWER OF SOCMED!

The Ministry of Health announced in a press release earlier today that Singapore will be extending her booster programme to the frontline workers, healthcare professionals and those who are 30 years old and above, from 9 October onwards.

The frontliners who have completed their vaccination at least 6 months prior, will be invited to get their booster shots progressively.

The booster dose will be a Pandemic Special Access Route (PSAR) mRNA vaccine.

MOH reasoned that it is because they are more likely to come into contact with the confirmed cases during their line of work, putting them at greater risk of being infected.

The booster shot is also being planned to be rolled out to people people and staff working in institutions including prisons and residential care facilities.

This is because of their increased human density that could lead to large outbreaks of the virus.

Also, MOH announced that those who are 30 years old and above, who have completed their vaccination 6 months prior, will also be offered the booster shot progressively, from 9 October onwards.

A text message will be sent to their mobile numbers with a link for them to make a booking.

The booster shots can be taken at any Public Health Preparedness Clinic (PHPC) or vaccination centre.

As of 7 October 2021, about 372,000 persons have received the booster shot.

Images source: Tan Tock Seng Hospital Facebook via Ministry of Health Singapore Facebook and Unsplash

A white Audi SUV hit and run after changing lanes abruptly at a traffic junction along Bukit Timah Road.

The incident happened on 7 Oct 2021.

Under the Road Traffic Act (RTA), “hit and run” is an offence chargeable in court, and is a punishable offence with a penalty of a fine of S$3,000 or 12 months in jail for first-time offenders, or both.

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In a live address broadcasted to the nation earlier today (9 October), Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong spoke about our path towards the “new normal” in Singapore.

PM Lee said that the path towards the “new normal” will take a minimum of 3 to 6 months.

He added that “new normal” would mean that the number of cases in Singapore remains stable, with maybe hundreds of daily cases but not growing.

He also added that safe management measures (SMMs) could be eased, with perhaps “light SMMs” being put in place instead.

Additionally, hospitals here can go about their usual business and Singaporeans can go back to “doing the things we used to do”.

PM Lee then highlighted a few countries in Europe that have reached the “new normal”.

PM Lee assured people that “get there we will”, he said:

“Covid has surprised us many times before, and may yet surprise us again, but get there we will.

In a safe and careful manner, with no one left behind to fend for themselves, and with as few casualties as possible.”

Image source: MCI via Lee Hsien Loong Facebook and Google Maps