A video emerged online showing an uncle creating a ruckus at a Thai restaurant.
It was because the uncle allgedly couldn’t prove that he was vaccinated and he was refused entry.
The shop staff was seen in the video asking him to leave.
Source: @singapore_incidents on IG
The green bean paste snack is also known as Biskut Tausar is a popular old school snack that is enjoyed by locals.
A man bought a new packet of the snack from a provisions shop at Changi Village and took a bite from it.
He realised that it taste different and open it up to take a look. To his horror, he found fungus and the biscuits looked mouldy even though the expiry date is still far away.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung, when responding to a parliamentary question by Member of Parliament of East Coast GRC, Ms Jessica Tan, said that the TraceTogether “not cleared” issue for home recovery patients who have recovered will be resolved in the next few days.
The question was brought up in parliament today (Oct 4).
Minister Ong added that the alert will be synchronised with the patient’s discharge date, and will disappear by itself once the patient completes their home recovery.
Therefore, recovered patients would be able to return to their normal lives, 10 days for vaccinated patients and 14 days for the unvaccinated.
Once a person tests positive, the TraceTogether app will show that his test status is “not cleared”.
This will prevent the person from gaining entry into most buildings and from dining and grocery shopping.
The status should be typically “cleared” once a second PCR test result shows negative.
However, most home recovery people are not offered such tests as explained by Mr Ong that fully vaccinated people are automatically discharged after 10 days because their viral loads would have already dropped significantly.
He ended by saying that the IT system needs to keep up with this policy and he expects the issue to be resolved some time by this week.
A sports car was seen revving in a HDB estate to show the power of its engine.
A woman manage to capture the sports car on video and said that it is very noisy.
This idiotic driver is such a pest in the neighbourhood!. Disturbing the peace!. How come such a noisy car is on the road? What are the authorities doing?
A man recorded a video of him receiving a call from a scammer.
The scammer syndicate started asking if the man is a Singaporean and eventually asked his PIN number.
The scam syndicate have many that can speak multiple languages.
A netizen mentioned that he bought a loaf of Top One bread from NTUC supermarket yesterday (03 October) and was surprised at what he saw when he opened up the packaging.
He alleged that there is a “black sticky object” found baked into the bread.
A closer look at the picture he provided shows that there is indeed a blackish object that has already integrated with the piece of bread.
The netizen also asked if anyone knows the appropriate channel that he can feedback to.
Image source: Zx Quek via Complaint Singapore
A worried netizen has taken to social media to voice out his displeasure over an overcrowded bus stop filled with students allegedly from Swiss Cottage Secondary School.
He says that schools should play their part to educate students to incorporate safe distancing measures in their daily lives even for things as normal as taking the bus.
He is worried that the overcrowding would make it unsafe for the students and the community there as it will be easier for the virus to transmit from person to person should any of them be infected.
The students seems to be cluttered and very little social distancing.
Image source: Francis Lim via Complaint Singapore Facebook
A stabbing incident occurred on 2 October along Yishun Street 31.
A 25-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stabbing a man with a knife.
The police alerted about the incident at around 11.40pm and the victim was sent to the hospital conscious, suffering cuts to his shoulder as well as his chest.
The attacker reportedly fled the scene before the police arrived but was arrested less than 6 hours later through the use of CCTVs and public information.
He is due to be charged on 4 October with voluntarily causing hurt by a dangerous weapon.
Images source: Google Maps and Unsplash
As previously reported, a taxi was seen driving around the MBS area near the bridge and the art gallery where there were many people strolling around.
The taxi uncle appeared apologetic and waved his hand at everyone, saying sorry.
A crowd had gathered to take photos of the uncle and his taxi in unfamiliar territory.
A video has recently emerged on social media showing a Xmm vaping and then posing for the camera.
Netizens have commented that her “twist” post is for her criminal profile mugshot so that it looks nicer than when they take after catching her.
Check out the video of her in action.
Image and Video source: Complaint.sg
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