A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG Chinese Community which shows an angler catching an eagle ray at Bedok Jetty.
The stingray was seen being pulled out of the water and the endangered stingray looked like it weighed more than 100kg.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a python coiling round a cat.
The cat was believed to be dead at the point in time as it was most probably suffocated as the snake wrapped itself around the cat.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows her injuries after getting bitten by her employer’s dog. The employer was believed to have delayed treatment for her maid and refused to bring her to see a doctor.
Here is the full story.This post is on behalf of this girl who newly came to work here in Singapore as a domestic helper…
I will just write what I know about this case and I am here to seek help and advice. On the night of 22/5/21, this girl was bitten by her employer’s dog. She has informed her maid agency that night. After my conversation with the maid agency about her situation, I knew that the maid agency was frightened and contacted her employer to get her checkup by a dr. As I knew the maid agency and employer both have agreed to bring her to see dr on 24/5/21 which is makes me super upset.
Employer claimed that on Sunday(23/5/21) the clinic was closed and the wound was not serious. As we all know so many clinics open on Sunday and A&E opens 24hrs and the wound was bad and still bleeding on Sunday night.
On 24/5/21 @0930hrs the girl called me and she said that she haven’t seen doctor yet and the wound was very painful 😖 , I was very upset with the employer and worried on her wound. I asked for her boss contact and I texted her boss. I told her boss that if she don’t bring her to see dr then I will call police. Employer was angry and scolded the girl becoz she gave me her contact number.
On 24/5/21Â @1130hrs, at last they brought her to see DR.
This girl doesn’t want to work for them anymore and wanted to transfer. Agent asked employer for transfer paper but they were not willing to pay for her lodging they asked the girl to pay at her expense. So the girl has no choice because she doesn’t want to stay one more night at employer’s house also.
So the employer asked the girl to write a letter saying that she will pay her lodging but her right hand couldn’t moved due to her wound so the employer wrote on behalf for her and let her signed the letter.
Currently, her loan is 5+ months, if she goes back home, she will need to pay back the agency.
A netizen shared a story on a domestic helper getting bitten by her employer’s dog.
She said on the night of 22 May 2021, the maid’s hand was bitten by her employer’s dog, and she then informed her maid agency. The maid agency and the employer agreed to bring the maid to seek medical treatment.
On Sunday 23 May 2021, the employer did not bring the maid to seek medical treatment as the employer claimed the wound was not serious even though the maid complained that the wound was very painful.
The next day on 24 May 2021, the employer finally brought the maid to a doctor to seek medical treatment.
The domestic helper does not want to continue working under her current employer and wanted a transfer, but her employer refused to pay for her lodging and asked her to pay for her expenses. The domestic helper, not wanting to spend another day at her employer’s house unwillingly obliged.
Image and Video Source: Facebook Mapuii Lrp Sinta
A netizen posted a picture of a car that crashed into a guardhouse in Waterfall Gardens Condo.
The overall structure of the guardhouse was badly destroyed by the crash, with security guards in the guardhouse suffering injuries.
A medic was seen tending to one of the badly wounded security guards.
Co-chair of the Multi Ministry Task Force, Lawrence Wong, said in a press conference after PM Lee’s national address, that further restrictions could still be implemented after the ending of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) on 13 June.
He said that the measures implemented so far have been working, but added that Singapore is not out of the woods yet.
He said:
“I go back to the metaphor that we had used last year, of a fire. We are taking steps to contain the fire and to minimise its spread. But the embers of the fire are still out there, and they can easily spark another major flare-up.”
Wong then added that we must be mentally prepared and we cannot rule out the possibility of further restrictions if they become necessary.
He then thanked everyone in Singapore for doing their part.
“All of you have demonstrated tremendous discipline, and social responsibility over the past two to three weeks. So thank you very much for this tremendous response.
We’ve done well so far. But this is not the time to relax or to let our guard down. In fact, it is absolutely critical that we continue to stay home and to work from home wherever possible, go out only for essential activities, and minimise our daily contacts. If you feel unwell, see a doctor immediately.”
Images source: Lawrence Wong Facebook
A netizen posted a picture of dozens of cockroaches crawling on walls at Eastpoint Mall’s car park on Sunday (30 May).
The wall seems to be infested with roaches with many small holes and a few huge ones.
The netizen also said that even the loading bay nearby also had a similar situation.
A netizen posted a picture depicting a group of people gathering on a grass patch on a roadside.
They were seen sitting in a circle and socialising, with some even bringing stools. There was a van parked beside them with the door ajar.
They were seen flouting the current Covid-19 rules, which only allows group sizes to be no more than 2.
A woman’s pet dog was killed in a hit-and-run accident by a car on the road in front of her home.
Because the CCTV footages couldn’t capture the license plate of the car, the woman (@charmainn on IG) is appealing to the public for information.
The dead dog was seen lying on a pool of its own blood, with its eyes still wide open.
CCTV footage shows the dog running onto the road and being hit by the car, with the driver driving away without slowing down or stopping to help.
The accident happened on 30 May at around 7.14pm to 7.20pm.
Persons with information about the accident can contact the police to provide information.
A Singaporean Indian woman was having a morning walk with her baby at Bedok Reservoir.
An elderly man then approached her at around 8.30am and asked how come her baby son who was 7-months-old wasn’t wearing a mask.
She then told him that he was only 7-months-old and is therefore not required to wear a mask.
The man then scolded her:
“When you Indians come to Singapore, follow Singapore rules and not Indian ones”.
The man then took photos of the baby without the mother’s permission.
The woman said that the man continued scolding them, saying that her baby needs to wear a mask.
She added that Singapore is her home country and it saddens her to hear someone believe otherwise.
Image source: NParks
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