Would you pay $9 for this? Understand delivery can be more expensive and I’m willing to pay…but at least the food shld have some ‘standard’ ma..not hotel class or what.
But reasonable. The whole thing I’ve paid for in all, small service fee plus delivery cost me $16.69 just for this.
Sigh…Whether or not if is laziness or due to a valid reason to be ordering food thru food delivery, it is not the point…if you are providing a service. Provide it well. Period
Under the Points Demerit System, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) would suspend the license of Thousand Taste Shan Dong Da Bao Porridge, a food stall located at 8 Tampines Central 1, #01-10, Eastlink Mall, Singapore 529543.
The ban will last two weeks, from October 5th to October 18th, 2021.
| No. | Offence | Demerit points |
| (1) | Failure to register assistant | 6 |
| (2) | Failure to keep licensed premises free ofcockroach infestation | 6 |
A licensee who earns 12 or more demerit points in a 12-month period may have his license suspended for two or four weeks, or it may be terminated, depending on his track record.
Before they may resume employment as food handlers, all food handlers working in the suspended premises must retake and complete the Food Safety Course Level 1.
The police publish a media release warning the public about a new type of employment fraud in which scammers provide phony online job offers that need victims to do simple chores like social media postings to increase viewers.
This post can include Instagram accounts, product advertisements and many more.
Victims might get unsolicited text messages, WhatsApp messages, or internet advertising promising high-paying part-time affiliate marketing employment in these situations. The con artists would say that by like social media postings and videos, victims would be paid a commission.
Victims were urged to sign up for accounts on fraudsters’ websites in order to do the task and receive commissions. These websites also provided mobile application downloads to make using their services more easier. According to the websites, the victims were given employment packages with various amounts of commission paid each assignment, based on the packages they signed up for.
Before they could begin doing the task and earning commissions, the victims would have to sign up for these packages by paying advance payments to bank accounts belonging to unknown persons.
Victims were usually persuaded that they were being asked to undertake genuine labor because they would be paid.
A netizen shared an incident that happened earlier today at around 11am.
He/she was with a friend at the time and walking under a HDB block when they heard something fall.
They described the sound as being bery loud and when they looked back, they saw someone lying down at the foot of the block.
They then ran away in shock.
The incident happened at Block 178D/C in Sengkang.
Here is what the netizen said:
“Happened today at around 11am at block 178D or C in Sengkang.
uh when me and my friends where walking under the HDB we heard something fall uh it was very loud
then we look back and saw someone laying down then we all run…”
Source: @sgnewsdaily on IG
A 23-year-old guy has been detained for his alleged role in money laundering related to an Internet love scam.
A female victim of an Internet love scam was reported to the police in early January 2020. The victim had made an online friend who purported to be a male doctor from the United States.
The doctor reportedly told the woman that he would be sending her goods since he was moving to Singapore. Soon after, the victim got phone calls from unknown persons informing her that the packages had been held in Malaysia and that she needed to pay money to have them freed.
As a result, the victim made two S$15,000 payments to the man’s local bank account.
Officers from the Commercial Affairs Department tracked down the man’s identity and arrested him on October 4, 2021, after conducting more investigations.
The man will be charged in court on 7 October 2021 with two counts of using benefits from criminal conduct under Section 47(3) of the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Offences (Confiscation of Benefits) Act, Chapter 65A. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years, a fine of up to $500,000, or both.
A video emerged online, shared by Facebook user Atrez, showing a crocodile that was about 1.53m long seen at East Coast Park.
The exact location is somewhere along Fort Road and East Coast Park.
The crocodile was caught by the authorities and subsequently relocated to the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.
Source: Atrez on Facebook
Sometimes telling the truth about yourself to your loved ones is the hardest. As people are normally worried that their loved ones will be disappointed.
Typically, friends will be the first to know.
A man shared on Tiktok of him revealing the truth to his grandmother on his orientation and the grandma replied to him calmly saying she doesn’t mind and its ok.
What a cool grandma!
A video emerged online showing an Ah Ma standing on a stool on top of a 16th storey HDB window’s aircon ledge.
She was seen doing her laundry on the aircon ledge, and climbing on top of the stool back into the flat.
It is unclear where the incident happened or who the woman is.
Source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A vehicle was spotted spinning none stop on the highway after losing control. The camcar vehicle recorded a 1min 24 second video showing the car hitting another lorry on the PIE.
The incident happened on 1st October 2021 at around 11PM.
Shortly after crashing into the lorry, the driver regained control of the car and drives off and even ran a red light at Balestier.
A video emerged online showing an uncle jaywalking and trying to cross the road.
The traffic light at the time was flashing green for the camcar to make a left turn, when the uncle suddenly popped out in front of the vehicle.
It forced the car to jam brake to avoid hitting the man.
Image and video source: Jos Goh via @sg.incidents on IG
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