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GANGSTER ASK: “YOU OWE ME $3K KNNBCB, WHEN WANT TO PAY?”

A video emerged online showing a guy asking “Ah Jin”, about the money that is owed to him.

He said in Hokkien:

“Ah Jin, eh you owe me $3,000, KNNBCB! WHEN WANT TO RETURN?!”

“If you don’t, I will come down and find you!”

“If I come down and find you, I don’t want the $3,000 because I will send you to hospital instead.”

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Image and video source: Sgfollowall on Facebook

2 MEN ARRESTED IN WOODLANDS AFTER FIGHT, 1 MAN WIELD A “WEAPON”

The video went viral after it was uploaded yesterday on Facebook.

One of the men in the video appears to be holding an object and used a stabbing action to attack the other man, it is unclear what was he holding.

At least 12 people were on the scene and almost all of them were not wearing a mask.

The Police said that the incident happened at Woodlands on May 11 2021.

In response to media enquires they said: “On May 11, 2021, at 8:47pm, the police were alerted to a fight at Block 569A Champions Way. Responding officers arrested a 42-year-old man and a 30-year-old man for affray at the scene. No conveyance to hospital was required. A 33-year-old man was also investigated for intentional harassment, voluntarily causing hurt and criminal force.”

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UNCLE INSIDE KTV TEH NEH-NEH, TOUCH HOSTESS FOR $300, KENA KTV CLUSTER

A photo emerged online showing an uncle inside a KTV having a very touching time of his life with a KTV hostess.

He was seen with a hostess sitting on top on him as her touched her backside.

It was alleged that he didn’t wear a mask when touching the girl for $300 and he then got infected with the KTV cluster.

Images source; @salahkau.sg on IG

MAN JAILED FOR STEALING 11 CRABS AT PUNGGOL, HOUSE OF SEAFOOD

A 59-year-old jobless man decides to have a feast and tag team with his brother to steal 11 crabs from the House of Seafood located in Punggol.

He was sentenced to 1-week in jail and fined SGD$1,000 yesterday (July 22) for stealing the crabs and failing to wear a facemask properly.

59-year-old Abdul Karim Mohamad and his brother walked past a tank of crabs at Punggol Settlement on 21 Sept 2020, they decided to take the crabs and put it into a plastic crab.

Their spoils include 5 big crabs and 6 small crabs that are worth SGD$874. A customer witnessed them doing so and shouted at them and the restaurant staff was informed.

They gave chase at the brothers but the 59-year-old failed to run away.

The brother was given 12-month conditional warning.

STUDENT FROM ANDERSON PRI SCH AMONG CONFIRMED CASES

An advisory from Convent Of Anderson Primary School was published and send to parents on July 23 after a student was found positive for Covid-19.

Anderson Primary School (AMK)

A primary 5 student was tested positive for Covid-19, the student was last in school on 19 July 2021.

The school is located at 19 Ang Mo Kio Ave 9, Singapore 569785

EATERIES ORDERED TO CLOSE FOR FLOUTING SAFE MANAGEMENT MEASURES

Four kopitiams have been ordered by the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environement (MSE) to close until 30 July 2021 for flouting safe distancing measures and failure to ensure 1m distancing between customers.

They are:

Kopitiam at Compass One
Kopitiam at Tampines Mall
Mei Shi Mei Ke by Kopitiam at Hougang Mall
Cantine at Paya Lebar Square

Image source: Google Maps and Unsplash.com

CUNNING SCAMMERS USING NEW PHISHING METHOD

A message has been circulating on whatsapp educating people about a new method that scammers have came up with to make people access their phishing website.

Try and note the difference between the links in the message below:

If one is not alert, one could be easily fooled by the seemingly similar links with no difference in the spellings but a slight difference in one of the alphabets.

Image source: unsplash.com and Anonymous Malaysian FB

KFC STAFF FROM ANG MO KIO AVENUE 6 AMONG CONFIRMED CASES

A staff member working at KFC outlet located at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6 has been tested positive for COVID-19, the staff was last in the restaurant on 19 July 2021.

If you have been to the KFC recently please take note.

In KFC’s Facebook post they stated:

A team member from our Ang Mo Kio Ave 6 restaurant has tested positive for Covid-19 on 23 July 2021.

The team member was the last present in our restaurant on 19 July 2021. The health and wellbeing of our team members and customers are our number one priority, especially in these uncertain times. As a precaution, we’ve closed the restaurant until further notice. All employees exposed to the team member are now under self-quarantine and they have tested negative for their swab tests. We will continue to work closely with MOH on their recommendations.

KFC customers who have visited our Ang Mo Kio Ave 6 restaurant on 19 July 2021 are advised to monitor your health closely. We apologise for the inconvenience caused. Our restaurant will remain closed until we’re certain that there are no health risks for our employees or customers.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON CTE, CAR ON FIRE, MOTORCYCLIST HIT BY VEHICLE

A major accident occurred on CTE moments ago (July 23), a man was seen lying on the road believed to be hit by a vehicle and the man did not seem to be responsive as he was not moving.

Further ahead on the road a vehicle was seen toppled on its side and another vehicle further ahead was seen burning on fire.

The video was published at around 9.50 PM with the caption “CTE accident right now.. many casualties” by Facebook page Syllys Auto Pte Ltd.

Another video is circulating on Whatsapp with ambulance and SCDF rushing to the scene.

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MALAYSIA DAILY CASE HITS RECORD HIGH OF OVER 15,500 ON JULY 23

Malaysia has previously a recorded 9,180 Covid-19 cases on Friday on July 9 which was the highest record then.

But earlier today Malaysia has recorded 15,573 new Covid-19 cases today (July 23), the highest number of daily cases in the country to date. If the daily cases do not subside, Malaysia will soon hit 1 million cases in totality.

Death toll over 7,700

Another 144 fatalities, bringing the total death toll to 7,718

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