A video emerged online showing an uncle giving a speech inside a bus.
He was heard saying:
“The CIP (unintelligible) people are members of Singapore police.”
“The Singapore and the foreign politicians have enunciated(unintelligible) that because of corruption of Singapore police, the people of Singapore will face serious consequences).”
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents
A video emerged online showing a guy answering some questions on TikTok.
Someone apparently asked him what it’s like being in SCDF.
To which he answered: “Idk I not malay”
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
A confused customer who ordered food online gave instructions to the rider to leave the food outside.
The delivery rider replied “Roger” meaning “ok” or “affirmative”, however, the customer replied
This customer either English fail or “Bodoh Peh Kambing”. You not uncle roger lah.
Here is the full chat:
According to the Ministry of Health(MOH), they are investigating cases of COVID-19 infection involving individuals who visited Samy’s Curry Restaurant.
The address of the restaurant is 25 Dempsey Road. MOH reported that there are at least 8 cases linked to this cluster, MOH added that there is likely ongoing transmission at the restaurant.
Samy’s Curry Restaurant will be closed to all members of the public from 25 July to 8 August 2021.
All individuals who work in the restaurant have been placed on quarantine and will be tested during quarantine.
All visitors to the Dempsey area are advised to monitor their health closely, and minimise social interactions as far as possible, for 14 days from their date of visit or interaction.
They are encouraged to see a doctor immediately if they feel unwell.
Advisories from two schools were published and send to parents after one student at Yuying Secondary school and two students from Pei Chun Public School was found positive for Covid-19.
A primary 3 and a Primary 6 student was tested positive for Covid-19, both students were last in school on 16 July 2021.
The school is located at 16 Lor 7 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319320
A secondary 1 student was tested positive for Covid-19, the student was last in school on 22 July 2021.
The School is located at 47 Hougang Ave 1, Singapore 538884
Yesterday night (July 24), Mr Coconut’s Facebook page posted an advisory that one of the staff working at their One Raffles Place is among a confirmed case.
The staff was tested positive on 24th July 2021, she has been on leave since 21st July 2021. Other staff that have interacted with the woman has been put on leave.
Here is their advisory:
Notice: Temporary closure of Mr Coconut One Raffles Place Outlet ( #B1-35)
A team staff from our One Raffles Place outlet has been tested positive on 24th July 2021. The team staff was put on leave absence since 21st July 2021, after being notified that one of her close contacts is tested positive. All other staff who have worked with her have since been put on leave absence for self-quarantine and will undergo swab tests too, the team staff are all stationed at One Raffles Place outlet.
Customers who have visited One Raffles Place outlet are advised to monitor their health closely. We apologise on any inconvenience caused. To safeguard the well-being of our customers and employees, the outlet has been temporarily closed since 22nd July 2021, and will remain closed till further notice, as we work closely with MOH on their recommendations.
The infamous badge lady had her bail revoked yesterday (July 24).
Another video of her has emerged on July 23 a day before her bail was revoked for not wearing a mask at Collyer Quay.
Is this “high-intensity” exercise, looks more like taking a stroll
An SG Ah Lian was seen having fun educating others about Singapore on a TikTok Video using a song that she presumably created.
The lyrics of the song are quite catchy and you can see that she has described quite accurately on words that Singaporeans use like “lah, leh, lor” and the YP culture that we have here.
Watch the video below to hear the full song and apt descriptions that she has described about Singapore.
Image and Video source: Trust Me, I’m Singaporean FB and Tik Tok user @aizaiaisteady
Residents of two HDB blocks in Ang Mo Kio and Clementi will be required to undergo COVID-19 testing after 20 infections were detected there, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Saturday (Jul 24).
There are a total of eight cases detected in four households at Block 456 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, while there are 12 cases deteced in four other households at Block 340 Clementi Avenue 5.
Most of the cases detected there have been linked to the Jurong Fishery Port cluster, said MOH, adding that epidemiological investigations are ongoing.
The testing is done specially to uncover undetected community infection cases.
However, according to MOH, testing for those who had tested negative from 20 July 2021 onwards would be optional.
For those who live or work at Block 456 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, testing will be conducted at the pavilion at Block 460A Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 on Jul 25 and 26, between 9am and 4pm.
For residents of Block 340 Clementi Avenue 5, testing will be done at the void deck on Jul 25, also between 9am and 4pm.
Residents are reminded that they are required to bring their NRIC for identification, MOH said. More information has been provided to residents through leaflets and SMS.
The ministry urged residents to keep to their appointment time and monitor their health closely, as well as to consult a doctor if they feel unwell.
There will be voluntary COVID-19 tests for those who visited both blocks between Jul 9 and 23, as well as those who had interacted with residents during this period
Those who visited the Ang Mo Kio block can get tested at designated regional screening centres from Jul 25 to 27, as well as at the pavilion at Block 460A Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10 on Jul 26 and 27, between 9am and 4pm.
People who visited the Clementi block can also get also tested at designated regional screening centres on Jul 25 and 26.
MOH added that testing would be strictly by appointment only, and they strongly encourage these individuals to come forward for testing.
“Those who are still awaiting their test results are advised to minimise social interactions as much as possible,” it said.
“They should continue to monitor their health and seek immediate medical attention if they feel unwell.”
Image source: Google Maps
A “CHIOBU” was spotted wearing hot swim wear showing off half buns on the train in a facebook video.
The “CHIOBU” looks very brave as well as the other netizens in the video are all wearing outer wear, which means the weather must be cold.
The video appears to be taken in Hong Kong.
Image and Video Source: Hamlan Sap Kao Facebook
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