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SON CHOOSE TO STAY WITH FATHER CAUSE HIS HOUSE BIGGER

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I (37f) share a son “Tommy” (13m) with my ex “John” (37m). We split up when Tommy was a toddler so he lived full-time with me and then it was 50/50 when he was around 8. During my first year of marriage, John received a job offer overseas and I initially didn’t want to go with him but John eventually convince me. I never really liked where we lived and would often talk to John about possibly moving back to Singapore, but John never wanted to discuss it.

When we were in the middle of a divorce the idea of me and Tommy moving away was brought up and John freaked out, saying that I had no right to take away his son and I was hounded by his side of the family. Tommy is literally the only reason why I still lived where I did and I have always hated the weather and missed my friends. Before the pandemic, Tommy approached me about living with his dad full-time, and when I asked him why and he assured me that it wasn’t anything about me or where we were living just that at his dad’s place he had more room.

John made more money than me and lived in a four-bedroom house while I had a two-bedroom. I won’t lie and say that I was a little sad at the idea of seeing my son less but I wasn’t going to stop him if he wanted to go. It was agreed that Tommy would spend a weekend a month and school holidays with me while John and I alternated Holidays.

A while back an old friend reached out and it was great reconnecting. It wasn’t long until we found out that we worked for the same company (it’s a nationwide firm that has multiple offices across the world), and my friend offered to give me a recommendation for a new position that I was trying to apply for.

I was grateful and sad that I didn’t get the job but a week later I was surprised when the firm offered me another position that paid more money and offered more benefits. It was also back in Singapore so I would get to be near my family again. I immediately said “Yes” and when Tommy came to visit me I told him about the job and asked him if there was anything he wanted to keep while the rest of his stuff would just come with me.

Tommy asked why I would want to move and aside from the money, I told him that I never really liked living here and was always planning on leaving once he turned 18.

Tommy seemed to take the news well but his dad called me furious and said I was manipulative because our son now thinks that I’m “punishing” him for wanting to live with his father full-time.

So am I wrong?

AH BENG WANNABES GANG UP ON 1 GUY AT PRINSEP STREET

Prinsep street is normally filled with young people having a drink, a video went viral after a man was spotted cornered and three guys took turns to hit him.

A woman had to stand up to them and stop the three of them.

Fighting in public is an offense of affray is committed where two or more persons disturb the public peace by fighting in a public place.

It is punishable with a maximum sentence of one year’s imprisonment, a fine of up to $5,000, or both

Here is what netizens think of them:

  • Nowadays the YP damn lousy one drink a bit kao peh kao bu mahcam the whole family die. Correct anot? i ask you, the father-mother die no one teach that’s why they kao peh, try
  • This is what happens when they let YP touch alcohol, should raise the age to 25 in Singapore.
  • This kind of people are also know as garbage.

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17 HANDPHONE SHOPS ALLEGEDLY REGISTERING ILLEGAL SIM CARDS RAIDED BY POLICE

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The Singapore Police Force has arrested 10 people today (16 Jan) for their suspected involvement in registering prepaid SIM cards illegally which was likely used in crimes.

The crimes include scams, unlicensed moneylending and various vices.

The arrests came after raids were conducted on 17 handphone shops around the island.

The places where these shops were located at are:

  1. Orchard
  2. Geylang
  3. Serangoon
  4. Pasir Ris
  5. Jurong West
  6. Yishun
  7. Woodlands
  8. Boon Lay
  9. Desker Road
  10. Syed Alwi Road
  11. Rochor Canal Road.

Seen searching shops

Police who were involved in the raids were seen searching the shops for evidence of such crimes by checking the SIM Cards in the shops as well as interviewing some of the attendants in the shops.

Some eventually left with the Police for further questioning.

All in all, nine men and a woman were placed under arrest.

They are between the ages of 31 and 56.

Items seized by the Police include laptops, handphones, SIM cards, copies of passports, printers and relevant documents which are related to the crime.

Suspected of fraudulent registration of SIM cards

All of them were arrested for their suspected involvement in registering the SIM cards with particulars of customers and foreigners who have left the country or who did not suspect anything by using computer systems full of data of these people.

The SIM cards were then sold to people who wanted to keep their identities under wrap.

Another 15 men and nine women are also assisting the Police investigations.

Laws in Singapore

Under the laws in Singapore of the Computer Misuse Act 1993, the doings are under the offence of unauthorised modification of computer material under section 5(1) and the penalties for committing such offences are a fine of up to $10,000 and/or jail of up to three years.

Image source: Singapore Police Force, unsplash.com

863 NEW CASES ON 16 JAN 2022, 675 OMICRON & ZERO DEATHS

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported a total of 863 new cases on 16 January 2022 with zero fatality.

Case details

Of the 863 new cases, 500 are local with MOH not reporting the number of cases in the foreign worker dormitories.

The remaining 363 are imported cases.

675 are reported to be Omicron cases, with 253 being imported and 422 being local.

Weekly infection growth rate

The weekly infection growth rate is now at 1.49, 0.02 more than what was reported on Saturday when it was at 1.47.

This rate refers to the ratio of community cases of the past week as compared to the week before.

A rate above 1 indicates that weekly cases are on the rise.

Total toll

Zero fatality reported today maintains the death toll in Singapore at 843 and the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is now at 291,849.

Image source: Google Maps

DRIVER SMASH ROAD DIVIDER ON AYE & IMPACT MADE IT FLY 3 LANES

A video emerged on social media recently showing the driver of a Volkswagen Jetta cruising on the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) on 15 January 2022 at approximately 2013 hours.

While cruising, the driver can be seen steering to the right even though it was on the first lane of the expressway.

It subsequently crossed into the road shoulder before smashing into the road diver where it then lost control of the vehicle.

After losing control, the Volkswagen can be seen swerving three lanes to the left due to the impact which resulted in it being involved in a second collision with a Prime Mover.

Under the circumstances in which the driver controlled the vehicle which resulted in the accident, we do not know for sure which law under the road traffic act did the driver flouted.

For more information on traffic laws, you can visit here.

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Image and Video source: SG Road Vigilante/Youtube

INDIA: OVER 100,000 GATHER FOR HOLY DIP FESTIVAL TO WASH AWAY SIN

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Hindu worshippers had gathered in numbers approximately at hundreds of thousands for the holy bath at Ganges River on Friday (14 Jan) despite a surge in the pandemic numbers.

According to religious beliefs, taking a dip in the water washes away their sins during the Makarsankranti festival.

Devotees were seen dipping in the water in massive numbers inside the sacred Ganges river where it flows through West Bengal, who is currently the place in India reporting the highest pandemic infected count.

In another state in the north, Uttar Pradesh, devotees were also seen in the thousands taking a dip in the river banks without wearing their masks.

Surge in cases

Due to the Omicron wave, India is now facing a surge in pandemic numbers again even though hospitalisation numbers are low as most infected people are recovering from home.

Doctors were rejected by a West Bengal court to prohibit the event this year as they were worried that this event will cause the virus to spread massively again.

This was after an event last year in North India let to a surge in the number of cases.

Current pandemic situation in India

264,202 cases were reported in India on Friday (14 Jan) which brings the total infected tally in India to 36.58 million.

Fatalities grew by another 315, which brought the death toll to 485,350.

Image source: Google Maps

LADY USES DAD’S COMFORT TAXI AS BRIDAL CAR WHEN TYING THE KNOT

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ComfortDelGro has recently shared a story on their Facebook page of how one of the vehicles in the fleet was used as a bridal car last November.

This was on the request of the bride, Ms Kavitha D/O Palaniappan, daughter of 73 y.o cabby Palaniappan S/O Arumugam who has been driving a taxi for the past 19 years.

Mr Palaniappan then seek permission from ComfortDelGro, who in return gave permission without any hesitation on the very same day.

A touching story on how Mr Palaniappan brought his children up via income made from driving was also shared.

Here is the post by ComfortDelGro

“When she was tying the knot last November, and needed a bridal car, Ms Kavitha D/O Palaniappan didn’t want a luxurious looking one but the taxi that her father, ComfortDelGro Cabby Palaniappan S/O Arumugam, has been driving for the past 19 years.

To her, her father’s taxi is more than just a mode of transportation. It has been his source of livelihood, and using it as a bridal car, would in her opinion, honour what her father had done to provide for the family.

Ms Kavitha said: “My Dad managed to put my brother and I through polytechnic by faithfully driving the taxi almost every day. He is 73, near retirement age, but refuses to retire yet as he enjoys taxi driving too much!”

When Ms Kavitha’s mother brought the idea up, Cabby Palaniappan liked it so much that he asked the Company if he could – two days before the wedding! The Company gave permission without hesitation and even helped him seek approval from the Authorities on the very same day!

Said Cabby Palaniappan: “I was more than happy to have my daughter use the taxi as a bridal car. It is nothing much to look at but it has been my source of income to provide for my family so it holds great value to us.”

In fact, on the wedding day itself, it was her father’s extensive driving experience that saved the day! He was driving his daughter in heavy traffic but he managed to whiz through the heavy traffic jam in the taxi and send her to the wedding reception on time.

Congratulations to Cabby Palaniappan and Ms Kavitha! Thank you for using our taxi as a bridal car!”

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Image source: ComfortDelGro Taxi/Facebook

LADY FLASHED HER KNOCKERS AT STADIUM EVENT IN USA, FIGHT ENSUED

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A video emerged of a woman pulling out her knockers and flashing them at the crowd in a stadium event in California, USA.

There were many people at the event which was a motorsport event and they were all cheering and drinking when the woman flashed herself.

However, someone in the audience took umbrage at the woman’s actions and went to confront her which resulted in a fight ensuing.

The video, which was first posted on Tiktok, has since been deleted but there are still some screenshots online.

Shouted at flasher

A lady from the audience had confronted the flasher initially, shouting to her that there is children in the audience.

After confronting the flasher, people were heard booing the lady in unison and asking her to go back to her seats.

While the lady headed back to her seat, beer cups started to be thrown towards her direction, resulting in a fight.

No arrests made

The Police said that no arrests were made, after they received two calls that resulted in ejection of those involved.

However, none of the reports stated anything about a flasher.

Image source: @perfectlynormalvideos/Tiktok

MSIAN BIKES TRY BUY 1 GET 1 FREE METHOD TO EVADE PARKING

A video emerged online of two Malaysian registered bikes working together to try and exit a carpark gantry together.

In the video, a biker was seen at the gantry trying to pay while his accomplice waited slightly behind him for the gantry to open.

After some time, the gantry opened up and both of them exited together.

Only the biker in front paid while the biker behind went out for free.

Laws on evading parking charges

Under the current laws in Singapore for offenders who try to evade parking charges by tailgating, the fines for motorists are at $35, while cars will pay $70 and heavy vehicles $100.

This is an increase from the previous amount of $25 for motorists, $50 for cars and $80 for heavy vehicles when the government announced that there will be stiffer penalties for such offenders with effect from 1 Jul 2019.

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Image and Video source: @WhyLiddatSG

GUY THINKS STEPSISTER INTERESTED IN HIM, TRIES & GOT REJECTED

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A story was shared by a guy who thought that his stepsister was interested in him after she caught him watching some private videos in his private time.

According to the guy, the stepsister continuously teased him after catching him watching those videos and thereafter kept using suggestive comments on him to poke fun at him.

However, he took it as she was interested in him and proceeded to ‘try’ her.

Here is the story

“My stepsister caught me watching private videos a couple weeks back (just some normal natural videos a guy will watch), and she kept teasing me about it.

Since last week she started doing these suggestive poses and saying stuff like “bro, I’m stuck, help me” all the time.

Fast forward to last night when I was bringing my clothes to wash in the kitchen, my stepsister was also coincidentally there putting her clothes in the washing machine.

She sees me, does this suggestive smile and then proceeds to put her head in the washing machine and starts calling my name and again “bro I’m stuck, help me”.

That was it for me.

I went and tried to bring her down to her birthday suit and was about to do the same when she takes her head out of the washing machine and starts screaming and ran away.

She then went to complain to my parents and my stepmother screamed at me the whole night.

I am in deep trouble now with both my father and my stepmother.”

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