With the new restrictions kicking in today (19 July), following the emergence of the KTV cluster and the tightening of restrictions for the nightlife and F&B industry, partygoers have been looking for alternatives.
A video emerged online showing a group of ang mohs partying and drinking inside a party bus.
They were seen gathering in a group of 10.
Sources: @netiizenz on IG and gov.sg
Advisories from two schools were published and send to parents after a student at Yangzheng Primary school and a student from Opera Estate Primary school was found positive for Covid-19.
Yesterday a school involving schools at Yishun was reported as well.
A primary 2 student was tested positive for Covid-19, the student was last in school on 15 July 2021.
The school is located at 15 Serangoon Ave 3, Singapore 556108
A primary 6 student was tested positive for Covid-19 and the student was last in school on 12 July 2021.
The location of the school is at 48 Fidelio St, Singapore 458436
A video emerged online showing a group of YPs inside what appears to be a hotel room.
They were seen gathering in a group of 8 and flashing gang signs proudly.
Under the current SMMs regulations, the maximum group size allowed for social gatherings are 5 persons.
Source: @salahkau.sg
LTA said on their Facebook that not only is it an offence to cycle on the expressways, you also risk hurting yourself and others.
Several cyclists were caught cycling on expressways and tunnels.
Images Source: LTA
Instagram user @anotherbel, posted a TikTok video where she poked fun at the Thais and Vietnamese following the emergence of the KTV cluster,
She was also seen in a separate video where she laughed off the hate comments that came her way following the intense backlash that she received for her video, challenging netizens to come and “piak” her on Instagram.
She has since come out with an apology video, to publicly apologise for her video.
She admitted that she was very naive in not knowing the meaning of “siam diu”, and accepted that it was different from KTV.
She captioned her apology video:
“I’m sorry
Hi everybody, I want to address the issue of the video I posted on 16 July 2021. I apologise for hurting or causing any disdain among nationalities, and I would like to clarify that my choice of words do not represent Singapore’s views.
My sole intention was to bring laughter to the community in light of the pandemic, however I understand that my choice of topic was wildly insensitive and inappropriate.
I am very sorry, and I will strive to be better in the future.”
At the time of writing, the video in question is still visible on her profile, and she has clarified that she does not believe in “hiding (her) mistakes and pretending they didn’t happen”.
Image and video source: @anotherbel on IG
A video was uploaded by SG Road Vigilante depicting a Lamborghini tailgating another vehicle to avoid paying the parking fees.
Netizens were quick to comment and said that they “can afford Lambo, but no money pay for parking”
“While he is idling there, the petrol probably burn more than the parking fee”.
The incident happened at 708 Clementi West St 2 on 17 July 2021 0909hrs
A photo emerged online showing an Ah Beng wearing a school uniform of girls (called a pinafore).
He was seen wearing it in public and smoking.
It is unclear what school uniform he is wearing, although the comments seem to suggest that it is CHIJ’s.
Source: @salahkau.sg
A video emerged online showing 2 YPs at a park fighting.
They were seen demanding each other to obey the law, shouting at each other to wear their masks.
The other guy then said: “you record me I record you ah!”
Image/video source: @sgfollowsall
Previously a photo of a man getting escorted out of The Criterion by personnel dressed in safety wear went viral after netizens said that the man was escorted to quarantine after he allegedly visited KTV.
According to an advisory to the condominium has been sending out to the residents stating that there is a confirmed case in one of the blocks.
The advisory was dated on 14 July 2021
Among the cases reported on July 18, fishmongers who visited Jurong Fishery Port has became another cluster that is affecting Singapore.
It was previously reported that 11 markets were affected and yesterday (July 18) MOH added 3 more locations to the list
MOH is closely monitoring the situation and taking action to quickly contain and manage the cases, including contact tracing, quarantine and aggressive testing.
To better enable contact tracing to ringfence cases, from 19 July, the National Environment Agency and Town Councils will be progressively implementing access control with interim fencing and mandatory SafeEntry check-in at markets where COVID-19 cases have been detected amongst stallholders or stall assistants.
All visitors to the affected premises are advised to monitor their health closely, and minimise social interactions as far as possible, for 14 days from their date of visit or interaction.
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