A video emerged online showing a groom being blindfolded and having to identify which woman is his bride.
His bride offered him her hand, but he thought it was some other woman and he slapped her hand away.
He then grabbed the next girl and only upon removing his blindfold did he realise his mistake.
His wife then slapped him.
The incident purportedly took place in China.
Image and video source: Kamaludin Iryanto Yauw Facebook
It seems that in the past few days the unlinked cases have constantly remained at double digits.
Singapore announced another 139 new cases in Singapore, of which 131 are locally transmission cases and 8 imported cases.
Among the 131 cases, 28 are linked to Jurong Fishery Port and 1 from KTV cluster.
52 cases are unlinked.
Vaccinations as of 28 Jul
Aged ≥ 70
Aged 60-69
Seniors – if you have not been vaccinated, please do so as soon as possible, so that you are protected and we can re-open safely.
Those aged 60 and above can walk-in at any vaccination centre, polyclinic, participating PHPC or mobile vaccination station to get vaccinated.
According to a media release by Singapore Food Agency (SFA), they have detected the presence of metronidazole in “Now Foods” Royal Jelly Capsules from USA during an inspection and testing of the products.
Metronidazole is a globally banned antibiotic in food-producing animals. Under the Singapore Food Regulations, metronidazole is not allowed in food products.
They have directed the importer, Bloom Concept Pte Ltd, to recall the affected batches. The recall is ongoing.
Consumers who have purchased the implicated product are advised not to consume it. Those who have consumed the implicated product and have concerns about their health should seek medical advice.
According to a release to Tenants, an employee working for one of the tenants at Marina Bay Financial Tower was tested positive for COVID-19.
The advisory was dated on Friday (July 30), they were informed as of Thursday (July 29). The employee last visited the building on 22 July 2021.
The confirmed case is an employee that works in Tower 3
Previously there were reports of confirmed cases of employees from Tower 1 and 2.
Shamed vlogger Dee Kosh recently resurfaced online, posting a video complaining about the hot weather in Singapore.
He lamented the high temperatures, saying: “Oh my god but today is really hot leh!”
“The only thing that’s not hot today is me… *moans*”
Image and video source: @sgtrashcollector on IG and screenshot from Ryan Sylvia YouTube
A Malaysian girl was seen dressed up as a pontianak, complete with fake blood and make up.
She was dressed as a pontianak to go for her vaccination jab, much to the amusement of the staff and nurses.
The incident purportedly happened in Malaysia.
Image and video source: @gorongit on TikTok
Tiktok and instagram user @funnypunjabiguy has apologised for making fun of Joseph Schooling’s olympic loss.
He has published an apology on his instagram account as well as took down the video on Tiktok.
Image souce: Tiktok and Instagram @funnypunjabiguy
A 23-year-old man was selling hamsters online and posted some advertisements to attract customers.
A 14-year-old girl reached out to Lim Wei Yi’s online advertisement and Lim sold her a pet hamster. Two months later the girl reached out to Lim to get more hamsters and Lim invited the girl to his home to collect the hamsters.
Upon her arrival, she was ushered into Lim’s room and the transaction took place. Lim then started asking her if she likes hugs, before she could respond Lim went up and hug her and started touching her breast and rub his groin against the girl’s body.
The who was worried wanted to leave and but Lim told her to sit on the bed and asked if the girl like sex but he backed off later telling her that he was joking.
The incident was reported to the Police and Lim told the police that he was attracted to the girl. But later in court, he said that he only get close to the girl to examine the gender of the hamster.
Lim will be back in court for his sentencing on September 17.
He can be jailed for 5 years and/or fined up to SGD$10,000 for his crimes.
According to a media release, the Police have arrested a 25-year-old man for his suspected involvement in a series of theft in a dwelling.
In a span of 4 days between24 to 28 July 2021,Coin dispenser machines at laundromats around Singapore were reportedly tampered with, and cash was taken from the machines, said the Police.
Officers from the Ang Mo Kio Police Division and the Bedok Police Division determined the man’s identify and detained him on July 28, 2021, based on ground investigations and pictures from police cameras and CCTVs. According to preliminary investigations, the guy is suspected of being engaged in other theft instances.
The man will be charged in court on 30 July 2021 with theft in dwelling, under Section 380 of the Penal Code.
The offence of theft in dwelling carries an imprisonment term which may extend to seven years and a fine.
A video emerged online showing an uncle wearing his face mask in an unorthodox manner.
He was seen with his mask covering just his nostrils.
His mouth was still fully exposed.
Image and video source: Collect Your Ginna
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