Serangoon Neighbourhood Police centre posted a Facebook post stating that they are looking for a man to assist in a case of shop theft case that happened at Nex mall
Here is the appeal
The Police are looking for the male subject shown in the image below to assist with investigations into a case of Shop Theft that occurred at JF Elite Gadget located at NEX Mall on 14 March 2021.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000. You can also submit the information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
All information will be kept strictly confidential.
A netizen shared that he bumped into an elderly woman in her seventies, who was homeless and sleeping in the streets.
She had health issues and was visibly in pain as she pushed a trolley around, surviving by collecting smashed tin cans to resell.
The netizen was part of a homeless outreach group and they helped her change her diapers as a nearby toilet, as she ambled excruciatingly slowly.
Here is the full story:
“Bumped into this elderly rough sleeper in her seventies who cut a pitiful spectacle during yesterday’s homeless outreach. She was slowly pushing a trolley down a slightly-sloppy walk-way and we went to help her.
She survives by collecting smashed tin cans and resell them to the wholesalers for a small allowance fortnightly.
We have to help her stand up so that she can changed her pampers at the nearby tiolet all the while holding her hands as she ambled slowly along.
She suffers from a huge corn underneath the left foot and our kind-hearted young volunteer helps to apply some ointment taken from the polyclinic earlier by the elderly herself on the painful lump. It is apparent that the corn is causing her much discomfort as she has to take a Panadol later to ease the pain.
As she hasn’t eaten yet at the late hour of 11pm, we bought her favourite roasted pork meal and she quickly tucked in hungrily.
After distributing our stuff to other rough sleepers nearby, we came back to her and decided to pass her some cash so she can get herself some nice proper meals for the week. We also help her bank in the money at the nearby ATM so that it is safely-kept.
We will be contributing $50 to her weekly for a year of commitment so that at least she can have $200 monthly to count on for meals and other necessities.
If you have a empty room and wish to house her out of compassionate ground, please let us know – we can pay some rent for her to offset the cost.
She is probably our saddest rough sleeper case so far and her extreme ill-health makes her a vulnerable target not only to the elements but also COVID-19 viruses.
Without failure every year, Singapore will definitely have a Parade as part of the celebrations.
However due to COVID-19 restrictions this year, the government has decided to postpone the parade till 21st August 2021.
Even though the celebrations are postponed, fellow Singaporeans involved in the parade are still putting in their blood sweat and tears to make the celebrations a success.
A video has emerged on FB which was taken by FB User, Samuel Colt, showing the rehearsal of the 21-Gun Salute.
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Image and Video Source: Unsplash.com and Facebook User Samuel Colt
A netizen posted a story of an army instructor failing to wear a mask and even shouted at a member of the public when told to do so. If he can do this in public I wonder how he behaves in camp.
The incident happened earlier today(July 26) at around 11.40AM at Pasir Ris MRT station.
In other countries this kind of behaviour is called the “chin diaper”, told to wear a mask but can’t wear it properly.
If the man is caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly he can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months. This falls under
Here is the story:
Today at around 1140am in the morning, I was waiting for a friend at Pasir ris mrt area.I noticed a Army instructor talking to recruits, having a drink on one hand, with no mask on.
He spent about half an hour taking without a mask on. I know cos that’s how long I was being stood up by my friend. I decided to approach his colleague to ask if he can mask up, and not be a bad example to the younger ones.
Upon hearing this, he walked over and retorted back “WHO R U” He said if you are not happy, I wear and show you. As i was about to leave seeing to avoid further confrontation, he left an expletive to me that contains language that mentioned my mum.
Really a disgrace to the soldiers he is training.Photos attached (Man in white T shirt)
MOH announced that those who visited or live near the Geylang Bahru Market and Food Centre as well as the market at 146 Teck Whye Avenue, can now collect their ART self-test kits from 26 to 27 July at the RCs nearby.
This is part of efforts to contact trace cases likely transmitted by the fishmongers who get their stocks from the Jurong Fishery Port to sell at their stalls.
The number of new community cases increased from 324 to 1,056 in a week.
MOH added:
“We are likely to continue to see high number of cases in the coming days as we step up efforts to detect them to contain their spread in the community.”
Advisories from two schools were published and send to parents after students at Anglo Chinese School and Ang Mo Kio Secondary School was found positive for Covid-19.
Anglo Chinese School School
The student is Secondary 4 and was tested positive for COVID-19, The student was last in school on 21 July 2021.
According to a memo provided to tenants of Marina Bay Financial Centre, two cases of confirmed cases are among the employees working at Tower 1 and Tower 2
The employees last visited the premises on 9 July 2021 and 19 July 2021.
A man was having trouble getting his vaccination as it seems that he has a fear for needles. The incident happened in Malaysia.
A few of the medical personnel had to hold him down and even cover his eyes from looking at the jabbing process.
The man shouted several times and netizens was commenting saying that the man was big size and looks fierce but when it comes to a small needle he screams like a little girl.
According to Subway’s Facebook post, a staff was tested positive for Covid 19 on 25 July, the sandwich artist is from the Subway restaurant at Balmoral Plaza
He was the last in the restaurant on Saturday, 24 July from 10am to 5pm.
Subway said that the health, safety and well-being of our guests, restaurant managers and sandwich artists are the most important during this time. They have closed the restaurant until further notice. They will be conducting thorough disinfection of the restaurant in accordance with MOH guidelines.
All employees who were in close contact with the sandwich artist have been placed under quarantine. All guests who have visited the Subway restaurant at Balmoral Plaza from 20 to 24 July are advised to monitor their health closely. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
