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WOMAN RAN WAY WITH TODDLER AFTER DISCOVERING COUSIN CAUGHT VIRUS

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February 3, 2022

WOMAN RAN WAY WITH TODDLER AFTER DISCOVERING COUSIN CAUGHT VIRUS

A Tiktok user had uploaded two separate videos on her account recently showing a scenario which she was caught in during the Chinese New Year visitation period this year.

In the first of her videos, she said that she had bet with her husband that she had a hunch that her family will do something crazy this year during Chinese New Year as usual.

True enough, it turns out that when she was visiting her grandmother who was living with one of her cousins, his wife came out to inform them that the cousin has contracted the virus and when asked about how he was feeling she said that it might be ‘Omicron’.

The wife was also supposed to self quarantine herself as advised by the doctor.

The Tiktok user also wrote that her toddler was about to go towards her cousin’s wife and she grabbed her before she could go over.

She also mentioned in her video that she did not understand why they could not have informed them about her cousin’s condition over message or when they were in separate rooms but instead choose to tell them only when they were there for visitation.

She then ended the visit and took her toddler to leave the house and added that her cousin’s wife was blocking the stairs so that they could not leave immediately.

Netizen comments

Here are some comments by netizens who have viewed the video which at the time of writing has already garnered about 218 comments and 23,600 likes and have been forwarded almost 400 over times.

I would be so angry. Man, props to you for keeping calm
That is so IRRESPONSIBLE! If it happens to me I won’t care who that person is. I would do anything to protect my baby.
I hope your grandma’s okay too, if she’s living with them.
Evee was still so innocently going “why?, why?, why?” when her relatives didn’t protect her.
I love that you got your little girl out of there so quickly! psa: do NOT go out and socialise if you’re waiting on the results of a test smh

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@workingwithmonolids
Reply to @ilovehokkienmee so glad I have evidence because I would think I was crazy/making things up too 🤦🏻‍♀️ #familydrama
♬ original sound – Baby Evee – Baby Evee

Image and Video source: Tiktok/@workingwithmonolids

JURONG EAST ARMED ROBBERY ACCUSED GIVEN JAIL AND CANING

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February 3, 2022

JURONG EAST ARMED ROBBERY ACCUSED GIVEN JAIL AND CANING

A 22 year old Singapore Permanent Resident, Tusheintar Segaran, pleaded guilty in court today (3 Feb) for armed robbery of a licensed moneylender shop in Jurong East which resulted in him being sentenced to two years imprisonment and six strokes of the cane.

Two other charges were taken into consideration in his sentencing.

Recap on case

Tusheintar and two others, Karrtik Stalniraj and Kotta Kumar Jeswanth, had went into the shop, OT credit late in 2020 to rob them of money and made off with $48,000.

The shop became a target for them as it was only staffed with two female assistants.

Tusheintar had went into the shop alone on 19 Nov 2020 during noon time with the role of signalling to his two accomplices if the timing was right to carry out the robbery.

However it did not go according to what they have planned and he came out of the shop.

The trio then went in at around 4pm to commit the robbery, with Tusheintar acting as a lookout instead.

Kotta then grabbed one of the assistants by the hair and demanded she throw cash into a grey haversack he was carrying while brandishing a karambit knife to threaten her.

The shop assistant known as Ms Candy Yang Siqi was also instructed by Kotta not to scream for help.

While Kotta was threating Yang, the other accomplice Karrtik scavenged the shop for more cash while Tusheintar stayed outside to stand guard throughout the whole process.

They then locked Yang in a small office at the back and escaped on foot with their loot of $48,000 which Tusheintar was given $14,000 for his part.

Mitigation

Tusheintar’s lawyer who acted in pro bono argued that even though it was a armed robbery, his client did not use a weapon at all during the whole process and only stood guard.

His $14,000 was also recovered by the Police and it was the first time he brushed the law.

While the judge had noted that Tusheintar had only served as a lookout, he said that his role was an enabling factor for his two accomplices to carry out the crime more confidently.

Kotta pleaded guilty last January and is undergoing reformative training currently as he was below 21 years old during the robbery.

Karrtik’s case is still pending.

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SAMBAR DEER & 70 SPECIES SPOTTED USING MANDAI WILDLIFE BRIDGE

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February 3, 2022

SAMBAR DEER & 70 SPECIES SPOTTED USING MANDAI WILDLIFE BRIDGE

The Mandai Wildlife Bridge was launched in late 2019 as an animals only crossing for them to cross the Central Catchment Nature Reserve which was cut off into two forest patches to accommodate Mandai Lake Road.

This bridge is situated near the Singapore Zoo and there have been reports of sightings of 70 different species of animals using the crossing including the rare sambar deer.

Some animals spotted include:

Sunda Scops Owl
Common-Palm Civet
Large-tailed nightjar
Lesser short-nosed fruit bat

The bridge is covered in vegetation such as native trees and trees that grow to various heights to create a multi-layered forest so as to encourage animals to use it, so as to prevent road kill when these animals attempt to cross via the road.

More commonly seen animals in forests surrounding the area like the sambar deer and wild pigs etc have adapted quite well to the use of the bridge.

Other less common species like the lesser mousedeer etc are expected to use the bridge more often one the vegetation on it grows further.

By 2025, Mandai Wildlife group expects the vegetation on the bridge to grow and form a canopy, covering the crossing.

The undergrowth area on the bridge have also been designed with bridge, logs, branches and leaf litter to create stepping stones or places for the smaller species to use and hide.

To add more to the species of trees on the bridge, saplings which were saved from nearby sites are also used.

Spotting of animals

Mandai Wildlife group installed six cameras over the area to spot if animals were indeed using the crossing.

The footage will also be used by the Mandai Wildlife group to make plans for restoration as well as make improvements to wildlife connectivity and also to study their population.

Endangered animals in Singapore have been frequently spotted using the bridge like the Sambar deer which had less than 20 of them in 2010 and even species like the Sunda pangolin and lesser mousedeer have been seen looking for food on the bridge.

Other animals have also been using the bridge for various other reasons other than crossing such as the monitor lizard basking in the sun and changeable hawk-eagles perching there.

Long-tailed macaques were also seen with their young there.

Mandai precinct development

It is also said that when the development of the Mandai precinct is ready, five parks will be housed there and they are the upcoming Rainforest Wild, Bird Paradise along with three others which are already there such as the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and the River Wonders.

A resort which is eco-friendly will also be built there.

Image source: Mandai Wildlife Group

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