A video emerged online showing a guy eating inside his car.
Because the current Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) restrictions dictate that no dining-in is allowed, the guy embraced his inner Thomas Edison and thought out of the box.
He used a mop wringer as a table to hold his plastic packet food.
INGENUITY.
Image and video source: Lazada and ROADS.sg on Facebook
MOH preliminary confirmed 13 new cases of Covid-19, with 7 of them being in the community.
Of the 7 new community cases, 5 are linked to previous cases and the remaining 2 are unlinked.
Singapore’s total number of cases now stands at 62,158.
There are also no new cases in the dormitories as well.
Image source: Google Maps
A young girl dressed in black was seen posing in front of a stationary black Lamborghini car.
The car can be seen parked in the middle of 2 parking lots in a basement carpark.
She looks quite smug and proud of parking her car using 2 lots.
Source: IG @complaint.sg
According to SCDF, a PMD caught fire in a HDB lift which took the life of a 20-year-old after he suffered from severe burn injuries.
The incident happened at around 11.25pm last night, SCDF was called to the second floor of Block 537 Woodlands Drive 16.
The fire involved a Personal Mobility Device (PMD) and residents used buckets to put out the fire before SCDF arrive at the location. A 20-year-old male was send to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and 90 residents from the area incident was evacuated.
Investigations revealed that it was of electrical origin from a Personal Mobility Device (PMD).
Here is SCDF’s Facebook post:
All images sourced from SCDF
In a video of a phone recording with Singapore streamer Kiaraa Kitty posted onto YouTube, it exposed her allegedly admitting to scamming guys for money and her modus operandi on who to target.
In the phone recordings, she could be heard confessing to multiple crimes that she allegedly committed.
She mentioned in the phone recording that she scammed about 7 guys in Singapore from online forums of their money.
She also said that she scammed more than $30k from an NS Regular over a period of 2 years, setting a goal for him to give her $10k over 3 months for his “liver tumour growth”.
The guy then found out about her scam and reported it to the police, but was told that she was his “girlfriend” and that the money was a “loan”.
She then got a restraining order against him because he kept going to her house to beg for his money back.
She also mentioned about wanting to kill another streamer who allegedly cheated on her, using the money she mentioned to do it.
She then shared about the type of guys that she would target for her scams, usually those who have never had a girlfriend because she knows that they are vulnerable.
She would then hint to them that she is struggling with life and if she can’t get enough money, she would sell herself.
She also said that she would target those who don’t have a good family situation, and that those people are very vulnerable and she can then take something from them.
She then boasted of her scams, saying that she’s a “natural honey”, that she was “born to be a scammer” and she “scammed like seven guys and never got caught”.
She then said that the SAF regular that she scammed out of $30k, she targeted him because she knew that “his father got killed, he had no dad and he only had his mom”.
Instagram page @ourfallenwarriors also posted on their account and addressed Kiaraakitty’s scam.
You can listen to the entire leaked phone call recording below (do note that the recordings are each more than 30 minutes long).
Images and video sources: Hardwarezone, Evil Deeds Done Dirt Cheap on YouTube, Incel Army on YouTube and @kiaraakitty on IG
A video emerged online showing a YP playing with a fire extinguisher.
The incident happened at what appears to be a multi-storey carpark.
The fire extinguisher’s foam could be seen being sprayed everywhere.
Image and video source: @sg.trendzzz on IG
A video emerged online showing an Ang Moh sharing the Hokkien “phrases” that he learned in Singapore.
He listed down the top 5 phrases that he learned, explaining each “phrase” as he was taught, providing a definition for each one.
Needless to say, these “phrases” are actually vulgarities and the person who taught this guy the wrong things is going to hell (lol).
Image and video source: @yoursgkaren on IG
In a CNN interview by presenter Julia Chatterley with Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan, Chatterley brought up the music video of Phua Chu Kang rapping and urging Singaporeans to get vaccinated.
She said that she “absolutely loved it” and enjoyed watching the video.
Dr Balakrishnan then responded that the music video was “corny but effective”, and that it “certainly got the attention of people and got the message out there.”
He added:
“It is a way of getting people’s attention, explaining it in a humorous way. And yet, a very serious message. That this is lifesaving, and this is the way we need to get out of this box that Covid-19 has trapped us in for the last 1½ years.”
The music video, titled Get Your Shot, Steady Pom Pi Pi, stars Gurmit Singh who plays the affable character of Phua Chu Kang, alongside Irene Ang, who plays Phua Chu Kang’s wife, Rosie.
Irene Ang took to Instagram to share her reaction of the video airing on CNN, she said:
“It is so surreal seeing myself and Gurmit on CNN reports, among many international media.”
Images source: govsg on YouTube and Vivian Balakrishnan on Facebook
Aye Aye Than, 26-years-old, reportedly spat on, hit and forcefully grabbed the neck of a 72-year-old stroke patient under her care.
The Myanmar national pleaded guilty to one count of voluntarily causing hurt to a vulnerable person and was sentenced to 10 weeks jail yesterday (3 June).
Another 3 charges of using criminal force against the victim were considered during sentencing.
The victim lived with his wife and daughter, and he was bedridden after suffering multiple strokes.
He was unable to perform daily tasks on his own and he choked easily on food, resulting in him needing to be fed through a tube.
The victim also found it difficult to speak because it was painful.
Aye Aye Than was employed to take care of the victim from 1 Jan 2020 to 7 Feb 2021.
She was tasked with changing his diapers, feeding him 5 times a day as well as removing his phlegm.
Than underwent training at Ren Ci Community Hospital during the first few days of her employment, where the victim had undergone rehabilitation.
On 5 February this year, at around 8.30am, she hit the victim’s arm with excessive force while feeding him.
She then spat on his face a while later.
Later that same day, she grabbed the back of the victim’s head forcefully while helping him up from his wheelchair.
The abuse was then reported to the police 2 days later on 7 February, by the victim’s daughter.
CCTV footages of the abuse were played in court, and Deputy Public Prosecutor Jotham Tay said that the victim was bedridden and had difficulty communicating, hence he was particularly vulnerable.
Aye Aye then mitigated for herself and said that she was sorry and that she was the breadwinner for her family.
She pleaded for the shortest possible sentence, explaining that she wanted to return to Myanmar.
The judge then said:
“The only thing that can be said in favour of the accused is that she has pleaded guilty so there is no need for the victim to testify in court, if that is even possible.”
“I hope that after this is over… (such) things will not happen with you again. You should really reflect on what you’ve done.”
Image source: Google Maps
A district court heard on 3 June that former Mediacorp actor, Shane Pow Xun Ping, 30, is intending to plead guilty to his drink-driving charge.
He is due to return to court on 14 July for his admission.
He was fined and disqualified from driving in 2014 for a similar offence and thsi will be his second drink-driving conviction.
Pow could very well end up in jail this time because repeat drink drivers are liable to be jailed for up to 2 years as well as a fine of up to $20,000.
His latest offence happened on 17 September last year at around 11.20pm, where he was found to have 49 micrograms of alcohol in 100ml of breath, the prescribed limit is 35 micrgrams per 100ml of breath.
Pow was driving a van along Java Road towards Nicoll Highway at the time.
Separately, Pow was also one of the guest present in an illegal party held at actor Terence Cao’s home during the Phase 2 period of 2020.
Image source: @jeffrey_xu on IG and @shanepowxp on IG
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