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.
A video emerged online showing a chiobu archer firing arrows during a sporting event.
It is unclear whether it is the Olympics.
The archer is purportedly a Korean, with the archery clip interwoven with a video of Stephen Chow getting shot in the heart with a love arrow.
Image and video source: 馬风云 via å¤§é¦¬å®‰å±…æ¨‚æ¥ Facebook
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.
A video was uploaded on the Facebook page SGfollowall which shows a group of men gathering for a satay party at the beach.
Yesterday, similar news was posted about people crowding the beach.
Today another video shows a bunch of them partying
A video emerged online showing a taxi stopping at a red light.
The taxi’s passenger in the backseat then opened the door and threw a bag of rubbish onto the road.
It appeared to be a woman who blatantly littered.
The incident happened along Upper Serangoon Road, on 24 July at around 4.08pm.
Image and video source: SGRV
A video emerged online showing a guy loading gas tanks up onto the back of a lorry.
He was seen trying to throw the gas tank up into the vehicle.
But then he failed and the canister bounced back off the ledge of the lorry and hit him in the head instead.
He was knocked out, lying on the ground as his colleague rushed out of the office to his aid.
The incident doesn’t appear to have happened in Singapore.
Image and video source: @sg.incidents on IG
A video emerged online showing multiple large groups of maids gathering to party and have picnics among themselves.
They were seen mingling with each other, dancing and shaking their backsides for videos.
The incident(s) happened on 25 July at Paya Lebar.
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents
A video emerged online showing two safe distancing ambassadors performing checks on social distancing.
One of them was seen using a measuring tape to check the distance between people and groups.
Some of the people were seen explaining themselves to the SDA.
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents
A video emerged online showing a group of FWs being caught for gathering in a group of more than 2.
They were caught by the enforcement officers while they were having their picnic.
Current SMM regulations dictate a maximum group size of 2.
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents
A video emerged online showing a Hong Kong traffic policeman mimicking the way a cyclist on the road is riding his bicycle.
He was seen standing on his motorcycle’s foot pegs and pretending to pedal like the cyclist.
The incident was captured on the back camera of another cyclist.
The traffic policeman appears to be just having fun, but it seems the Hong Kong authorities have taken a serious stance against his actions.
He is under investigation for careless driving and has been suspended from his duties.
Image and video source: ROADS.sg on Facebook
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