A video was uploaded by STOMP showing a man who was looking at his phone when crossing the road.
After the cam-car horns at him, he was unhappy and kept pointing the signboard at the road.
Stomp reported that the incident happened along Buffalo Road on last Friday (July 9) at about 10.45 PM
Source: Embed from Stomp Facebook
According to the Ministry of Health(MOH) media release, As of 12 PM, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has preliminarily confirmed 42 new cases of locally transmitted COVID-19 infection.
Out of the 42 cases, 33 belong to the KTV cluster and 17 are linked to previous cases and they are already in quarantine.
20 are linked to previous cases and were detected through surveillance. 5 are currently unlinked.
there are 6 imported cases, who have already been placed on Stay-Home Notice (SHN) or isolated upon arrival in Singapore. 4 were detected upon arrival in Singapore, while 2 developed the illness during SHN or isolation.
In total, there are 48 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore today.
We are still working through the details of the cases, and further updates will be shared via the MOH press release that will be issued tonight.
The rider was seen riding past Telok Ayer Street and he disregards the traffic red light as if rushing through the red light will win him a prize. Patience is something many people don’t have and sometimes a person’s life is not so important especially to this arrogant rider.
If a vehicle was to hit him and causing him to lose his life the driver would go to jail, end of the day still the driver at fault.
It seems that the cyclist probably has a death wish.
A video was uploaded on Facebook showing a motorcyclist not wearing a helmet and riding like his father road.
It is extremely dangerous to ride a motorcycle without a helmet, no amount of insurance can protect your life.
Netizens who commented on the video said that the incident happened along Tiong Bahru Road.
Motorcyclists who fail to wear a helmet in Singapore can face a fine of $120 and will be issued three demerit points.
A resident in Tanjong Pagar posted photos of his neighbourhood and the floor in the neighbourhood seems to be all covered in algae.
The man said in his post that it has been like this for months.
“Is this somewhat a new design or what ar? This has accumulated for the past 2-3 months. What is tanjong pagar town council doing? Melvin Yong 杨益财 Tanjong Pagar Town Council”
A photo has been circulating on the internet and netizens are calling the photo the “Ultimate walk of shame”.
It is believed that netizens are referring to the guy walking as one of the patrons who visited the list of KTV listed recently by the Ministry of Health(MOH).
Messages across all platforms have been stating concerns of how a guy who has gone to the KTV could have very “embarrassing” moments when told to go to quarantine centres.
Previously the McGriddles was available as a full day menu item from March to April, the sale of the item last for around 20 days.
This time it’s back, here’s the catch: it is no longer a full day menu item. It can only be ordered through the breakfast menu.
There are two options the McGriddles Stack with 2 patties 1 egg, cheese and bacon.
The other option is the Sausage McGriddles which comes 1 patty 1 egg and a slice of cheese
Lets hope this time its staying for good.
A satay stall assistant who had one fun party night at a KTV tested positive for Covid-19 and now the entire Toa Payoh Lorong 5 food centre has been ordered to closed for all workers to be tested.
Netizens said: on the bright side naughty husbands and boyfriends now has the fantastic excuse.
They can claim that they go eat satay that’s why get quarantine also.
The image captioned: “Now, all husbands who have visited KTV lounges, can tell their wives they went Toa Payoh Lorong 5 for satay.
The satay stall assistant is the new hero. He deserves a National day reward”
The Ministry of Health addressed the recent death of a 16-year-old boy, where it was alleged that the boy had suffered a “vaccine related severe adverse event”.
MOH said in a Facebook post that his death was not vaccine related.
MOH said:
“We are aware of speculation in Facebook, Telegram and WhatsApp chatgroups featuring an obituary that has led to conjecture that a teenager passed away from a COVID-19 vaccine-related severe adverse event.
We wish to clarify that the demise mentioned in these posts and messages was not vaccine-related.
We urge the public not to spread unsubstantiated information which may add to the family’s grief or cause public alarm unnecessarily. Please visit www.moh.gov.sg for the latest updates on the COVID-19 situation.”
Images source: Google Maps
A photo emerged online showing a group of YPs gathering in a group of 12.
They were seen without masks on and closely mingling with each other.
They captioned that it’s been a long day but they’re glad one of their brothers is back.
Images source: @yoursgkaren on IG
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