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ANG MOH MEDIA SERVE LUNAR NEW YEAR FOOD WITH INCENSE PAPER

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The British media introduced the Lunar New Year food and the photographer who “designed” the scene of the photograph USD incense paper.

The Guardian wrote an article about the Lunar New Year food “pork and crab dumplings with spicy and sour sauce”, it wrote in the introduction: “Dumplings are shaped like gold ingots and are a traditional New Year’s food.” However, the food is accompanied by The picture is surprising.

Incense paper is normally used to burn as an offering for the dead.

Local celebrity MrBrown, also shared his thoughts on it, he said:

“CHOY CHOY CHOY LAH! The Guardian and Observer, that paper is for funeral one lah.”

Apology

The photograph is by Jean Cazals, the media has since apologized after realising that the paper is used for the deceased.

The image has been deleted by the website. But screenshots has already been circulating worldwide.

GIRL FEELS LEFT OUT BECAUSE BF GOES OUT WITH HIS FAMILY AND NEVER JIO HER

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A netizen shared how her boyfriend keeps talking about his family as though he doesn’t treat her as one (they have plans to get married).

She also said that when he goes out with his family, he doesn’t ask her to go along with them and she feels left out.

Here is the story:

Hope I can get some very useful advices here as this concern has been in my mind for awhile now.

My partner (A) and I have been together for a few years now. From the beginning of our r/s, I was well aware that A is a very very family-oriented person and always puts family first over everything. Of course, it was nice to know that A has the right priorities.

Over the course of our r/s however, I  began to feel left out sometimes.

For e.g., A would frequently talk about family – daily happenings etc. (would always include A’s sibling’s partner – they have been together for much longer).

Although I am unable to describe in detail, but whenever A talks about them, it seems like A does not view me as part of the family (despite the fact we have the intention to be life partners – family knows that).

Yet, the way A speaks shows that A views A’s sibling’s partner as family. They have all gone out on a few occasions without me, which I tried not to put much thought into due to the current covid restrictions as well as last minute plans made by them (when I was not over at their place but A’s sibling’s partner was).

Hence, this makes me feel really left out and even “extra” sometimes, I really can’t help but feel hurt. I don’t wish to bring up this matter to A as I know how much importance A place towards family and I have no intention to change A’s views. Not sure if there is anything else I can do?

Editor’s notes: Maybe you can try telling him how you feel, if you’re going to spend the rest of your lives together, a little honesty and transparency goes a really long way.

23 Y.O MISSING IN SG, MALAYSIAN RELATIVES LOOKING FOR HER

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A photo was shared on Facebook in search of a woman missing in Singapore.

The poster is written in Chinese.

Roughly translated:

“Everyone please take note, especially if you are in Singapore.

Xu Yi Ru (female), 23-years-old, 163cm (height)

Lost contact as of 16 Jan 2022

Wearing white top, rice color long pants, black shoes, cloth material handbag

She was last seen opposite Chai Chee Ind Pk Bus Stop.

The missing person is in Singapore, her aunt has already reported to the Singapore Police Force, Her elder sister in Malaysia is hoping that by posting it online she can gather the help of everyone to locate her sister.

I Hope everyone can help as much as you can, please share/forward this information.

The more people that have seen this, the higher chance she can be found.

If anyone have found the missing person please contact.

GUY ILLEGALLY URINATING INSIDE RUBBISH BIN AND SMILING FOR THE CAMERA

A video emerged online showing a guy urinating in public, through a rubbish bin and smiling happily for the camera.

The guy was seen putting his groin area into the rubbish bin and urinating.

His urine stream could be seen going into one end of the rubbish bin and coming out from the opposite end.

The guy appeared to be very happy, smiling at the camera and looking around to see if anyone saw him urinating into the bin.

Potential penalties

The act of urinating or defecating in public constitutes an offence under the Environmental Public Health Act.

Persons found guilty face a maximum fine of up to $1,000 for their first conviction, a fine of up to $2,000 for their second conviction and a fine of up to $5,000 for subsequent offences.

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AH LIANS BRING GIRL TO STAIRCASE TO “SETTLE PROBLEM” THEN HOOT HER UNTIL JIALAT

A video emerged online showing a group of schoolgirls savagely attacking a girl at what appears to be a staircase landing.

The victim was seen seated on the floor as the two schoolgirls squatted down and spoke to her in a confrontational manner.

The girl on the right then suddenly slapped her in the face numerous times, as the victim flinched and sat there helplessly.

The two girls then got up and rained blows on the girl, punching her as she laid back and covered her face from the attack.

They then got up after that, seemingly proud of what they have achieved with the assault and presumably thinking that they have done their family proud with their actions.

There were also at least two more persons in the background outside the camera frame, presumably the friends of the two assailants, watching the attack (excluding the videographer).

Potential penalties

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

According to Chapter 321 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Hurt.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

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ACCIDENT BETWEEN MOTORBIKE AND BICYCLE IN CHOA CHU KANG

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Whether it is rain or shy, food delivery workers are often seen rushing to provide their customers with hot meals. But the job often comes with a risk.

An accident between a motorbike and a cyclist happened along Choa Chu Kang Street 54, in the vicinity of Kranji primary school.

A grab rider was seen sitting at the side of the road, with other grab riders appearing to help out.

Here is what netizens say:

We have reached out to the relevant authorities for information

“There are so many grab food rider being captured in the photo. I believe someone can help us. Please come forth to tell us something you know. Thank you.”

S’PORE POLICE WARNS OF FAKE SCAM MESSAGES PRETENDING TO BE POLICE

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The Singapore Police Force issued an advisory to the public warning about the fake SMSes from scammers pretending to be the police.

Here is the statement:

The Police would like to alert members of the public to fake SMSes where scammers had spoofed the SMS header to make it appear as though the SMS came from the Police.

In one case, the receiver of the SMS was a victim of loan scam who has provided his personal particulars and bank account details for the application of loans.  He was asked to transfer money to make payment for administrative or transfer fees, before a loan could be disbursed to him.

While waiting for his loan approval, he received a fake SMS with the header ‘SPF’. The message indicated that he was under investigation for money laundering offences and was instructed to contact the investigation officer listed in the SMS for further information.

The Police would like to emphasise that these SMSes were not sent by the Singapore Police Force.

Members of the public are advised on the following:

  1. Always verify the authenticity of the information by contacting the relevant government agencies through their official hotline. The public can verify such information through the Police hotline at 1800-255-0000;
  2. Never transfer funds into bank accounts belonging to someone you do not know;
  3. Licensed moneylenders are not allowed to solicit for loans via text messages, phone calls or social media platforms;
  4. Licensed moneylenders are required to meet the borrower in person at the approved place of business to conduct physical face-to-face verification of his identity before granting any loan. The business address of each licensed moneylender is published on the Ministry of Law’s Registry of Moneylenders website at https://rom.mlaw.gov.sg/information-for-borrowers/list-of-licensed-moneylenders-in-singapore/; and
  5. Licensed moneylenders will not ask a loan applicant to make any payment before the disbursement of a loan, or to secure the disbursement of a loan. This includes GST, “admin fee”, “processing fee”, or any other fee. Any administrative fee that is charged by licensed moneylenders after a loan has been granted will be deducted from the loan principal that is disbursed to the borrower.

If you have information related to such crimes, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. If you require urgent Police assistance, please dial ‘999’.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Hotline at 1800-722-6688. Join the ‘Spot the Signs. Stop the Crimes.’ campaign at www.scamalert.sg/fight by signing up as an advocate to receive up-to-date messages and share them with your family and friends. Together, we can help stop scams and prevent our loved ones from becoming the next victim.

MAS CONSIDERING TAKING “SUPERVISORY ACTIONS” AGAINST OCBC

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The Monetary Authority of Singapore said in a statement released on 17 January that they are considering taking “supervisory actions” against OCBC bank, and that the recent phishing scams involving the bank is “serious”.

Here is the statement:

“MAS takes a serious view of the recent phishing scams involving OCBC Bank. They have significantly impacted several customers.

OCBC has acknowledged that its incident response and customer service should have been better. MAS has been following up with the bank on these and broader issues relating to the incident.”

“MAS expects all affected customers to be treated fairly. We note OCBC has begun to make payouts to the victims of this phishing scam, following a review of each case.”

“OCBC will conduct a thorough probe to identify the deficiencies in their processes and implement the necessary remedial measures.

MAS will consider appropriate supervisory actions following this review.”

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DRIVER ALMOST CAUSED ACCIDENT, THEN ALIGHT FROM CAR TO BLOCK ENTIRE ROAD

A Honda driver was seen standing outside his car with his vehicle stopped in the middle of road, blocking the traffic behind.

The driver was presumably doing this on purpose as the camcar driver was heard in the video shouting at the man to move, but he refused.

Apparently the Honda driver had allegedly switched lanes without checking and almost causing a car crash and the camcar driver honked at him.

The Honda driver then retaliated by alighting from his car and blocking the entire road to annoy the camcar.

The incident happened at Jalan Sultan.

Here is the story:

“This driver from extreme left lane switch lane to extreme right without checking, almost causing crash.

I honked him to avoid accident, then he came out of car and stand there blocking entire road.”

GROUP HAVING ILLEGAL GATHERING FOR B’DAY PARTY, PULL DOWN GUY’S PANTS

A video emerged online showing a group of about 15 men and women gathering for a birthday celebration and picnic.

The birthday boy was seen trying to cut the cake as his friend tried to pull down his pants, while another then smeared cake all over his face.

The group was also seen without their masks on at the time, and there was also another group at the back vibing and not joining in the “cake fight”.

Potential penalties

Breach of safe distancing measures

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020, offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

Not wearing masks

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jail for up to six months.

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