According to a court hearing, a man was fined SGD$18,000 after his employees provide sexual massage service at his unlicensed massage establishment.

81-year-old Too Seng San operated a Traditional Chinese Medicine shop known as Tai Kang Yang TCM Therapy at Block 201, Hougang Street 21. He was caught last year in April 2020 for operating an unlicensed massage parlour and his employees have been providing sexual services.

The owner Too had 4 female staff from China that are between the ages of 32 and 42.

During Circuit Breaker last year, 32-year-old Samuel Cheow Jie Min entered the establishment through the back door seeking a “massage”. He was attended by a 34 PRC staff who lead him to the shower and later he was offered an SGD$100 deal where he could have a “happy ending”.

Cheow agreed to the SGD$100 service and went to a private room with the masseuse.

A woman who witnesses men going in and out through the back door called the police claiming that she had called the Police several times saying that the shop was operating despite the circuit breaker.

This was not the first time Too was caught for providing special massage, he was previously convicted for a similar offence in July 2019.

Earlier today(July 21), a man was sentenced to 29 years in jail and 24 strokes of the rotan in the supreme court for sexually abusing his 10-year-old daughter for several years.

The 45-year-old man assaulted the victim for over 5 years resulting in his conviction of 15 charges.

Timeline of events

The first abuse happened in 2010, the primary 4 girl was asleep and the father started hugging her from behind and molested her and she felt a sharp pain. He told the girl “sex and this is what mummy and daddy do”. The victim was told by the father to keep quiet

The assault repeated for 3 years until 2013 when the victim ran away to her mother’s home. The father came and fetched and sought forgiveness from her and promise that he will not do it again.

However promises are meant to be broken, he continued his assault on the girl.

How the father got caught

In 2017, the girl finally broke and told the incident to her mother which resulted in a Police report.

In court, the victim said that she had a hard time getting over the assault and it has affected her sleep and school.

A River Valley High School student shed light on the measures that the school has taken to help them deal and cope with the trauma of the murder that happened at the school.

A 2 hour CARE programme was arranged for the students, which was described (by the students themselves) as “measely”.

They said that they were given a worksheet filled with checkmarks or emotions and coping strategies “as if it was some Primary CCE class”.

One of the coping strategies was “I was made for this challenge”, which many students found to be inappropriate.

They highlighted that it felt like the school just wanted to “quickly pack matters up and move on”.

The student added: “Most of us feel that we shouldn’t even be in school right now, especially so for those who have witnessed the scene.”

They then questioned: “Why is the government still allowing students to return to a place where something traumatic has just happened? It has only been a day.”

“Its clearly not enough time for us to process what had happened.”

Images source: Wake Up, Singapore

A River Valley High School student shared the experience their students had returning to school following the horrific axe murder in their school.

The student said that they were returning to school and were greeted with the media camping outside, “incessantly taking pictures of us just entering the school without care for our emotions or trauma that we’ve faced.”

The students’ teachers had to tell them to enter the school together as a group just in case the public harasses them.

In photos purportedly taken by the students of the media, cameras and tripod stands were seen set up right beside the school gate.

Images source: Wake Up, Singapore

According to a Police media release, a 53-year-old woman will be charged in court today (21 July 2021) for her suspected involvement in operating an unlicensed massage parlour along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10.

The woman was caught on 8 March 2021 during an enforcement operation conducted by Ang Mo Kio Police Division, The woman was found operating a massage parlour without a valid licence.

The woman is facing charges for carrying on a business of providing massage services in an establishment for massage without a valid licence. The violation falls under Section 5(1) of the Massage Establishment Act 2017.

If the woman is convicted of the offences she can be fined up to a maximum of SGD$10,000 and/or jail for up to 2 years

For repeat offenders, the offence carries a fine not exceeding S$20,000, imprisonment of up five years, or both.

After the conviction of the tenant, the landlord must require the tenant to hand over possession of the premises within a month.

According to a patron who was dining at Yishun, a fight between an old uncle and a man in his 30s ended up with the uncle getting smashed in the head with a beer bottle.

The incident happened at S11 Coffee shop located at Block 744 Yishun Street 72 on July 15 at about 8 PM.

Reports from STOMP stated that the man in his 30s continuously smash the uncles head till the bottle shattered and ended with the man bleeding from his head.

The attack only stopped when a person nearby came and grab the man.

An eye-witness told Singapore Uncensored that there was a flurry of insults thrown at the uncle and the situation escalated quickly into a fight.

According to SCDF, the man has been conveyed to Khoo Teck Phua Hospital.

Investigations are ongoing.

A group of cyclists was caught by a road user. The Facebook captioned: ” Omg, we are still in COVID-19 period ,total of 12 cyclist, and blocking the whole lane”

Netizens were unhappy with the behaviour of the group

Many netizens commented on the post calling them “pests”, drivers who are not pleased with their behaviour said “Share the road, But no help share COE ROAD TAXAnd every week of increasing price of petrol”

Cyclists are supposed to keep to the left and definitely not taking a whole lane.

The group of 12 not only breached traffic rules by safety measures as well.