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MOH & NEA WILL TEST ALL FISH MONGERS IN SINGAPORE

After cases of Covid-19 were discovered to have moved from the Jurong Fishery Port to the Hong Lim Market, the Ministry of Health (MOH) is collaborating with the National Environment Agency (NEA) to test all fishmongers from all local markets.

The Ministry of Health warned on July 17 that the virus may spread to other marketplaces.

Antigen Rapid Test kits will also be distributed by NEA to fishmongers so that they may continue to check themselves. More information will be available soon.

Members of the public who attended Hong Lim Market & Food Centre between July 2 and July 16, 2021 would be eligible for free Covid-19 testing.

Stall vendor interacted with Jurong Fishery Port Staff during delivery

According to Shin Min Daily News, one of the confirmed cases at Hong Lim Market is a woman operating a drink stall.

While the specific source of her infection is unknown, the Ministry of Health has established that the infection has moved from the Jurong Fishery Port to the Hong Lim Market.

Several fishmongers at Hong Lim Market & Food Centre’s wet market get their supply from fish merchants in Jurong Fishery Port.

As a result, delivery employees from Jurong Fishery Port may accidentally intereact with drink stall merchants when buying Hong Lim Food Centre’s beverages stand.

WORKER TERMINATED STRAIGHT AWAY AFTER FINISHING 14-DAY QUARANTINE

A netizen shared how his friend had returned from Malaysia under the Periodic Commuting Arrangement (PCA) and served his 14-day quarantine.

However, upon finishing his quarantine and returning to his work, he was immediately terminated.

Here is the story:

“Okies another bad case.Please share!! share!! if useful.

My friend is the only one before Eid return to vacation to Malaysia under PCA scheme.

So early I got the entry date back to Singapore on July 1 Finished quarantine on 15 July.

Suddenly finished quarantine on July 15, his boss gave a termination letter dated June 24…

If you’ve terminated someone last June why he’s so slow to enter Singapore again.

Do you think we don’t know what’s funny?

Members enter Singapore suddenly have to be terminated and need to find new jobs within 10 days.

What do you think…

Don’t worry, we’ve called MOM.

We’ve made a report for your fault. This is already a treacherous case.

And we don’t play with this report, today we’ve gone through many departments already in MOM regarding this case.

Even MOM argues that your company has a procedure.

And now I want to claim a claim via TADM for next step. “

May be an image of text that says "24 Jun 2021 LETTER OF TERMINATION As part of the company effort to streamline its operation, regret to inform you that your employment with the company is terminated with effect from 24 Jun 2021 due to job redundancy. would like to thank you for your contributions to the Company and in your future endeavours. Thank you wish you all the best Yours faithfully, Lιu"

Images source Ahmad Samion Ismail on Facebook and Unsplash

68 NEW CASES IN S’PORE ON 17 JULY, 29 FROM KTV CLUSTER

According to the Ministry of Health (MOH) has preliminarily confirmed 68 additional cases of Covid-19 infection in Singapore as of 12pm on July 17.

60 of the new cases are locally transmitted and 29 of them belongs to the KTV cluster.

The KTV cluster a total of 149 cases.

Of the 60 locally transmitted cases today, 5 cases are currently unlinked.

Eight of the cases confirmed today were imported and had already been placed on Stay-Home Notice (SHN) or isolated upon arrival in Singapore.

One was detected upon arrival in Singapore, while seven developed the illness during SHN or isolation.

GUY SENT MC TO HIS SUPERVISOR, WHO SAID: “MALAYS ALL THE SAME”

A netizen took to Twitter to share how he sent a copy of his MC to his supervisor.

His supervisor then replied: “马来人都一样”

The guy then translated the phrase on Google translate, and found out that it meant “Malays are the same”.

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Images source: @qayywm on Twitter

TWO 14 Y.O GIRLS JEALOUS FIGHT OVER 16 Y.O BUY, ALL THREE ARRESTED @ BUKIT PANJANG

The two girls fought in public over jealousy of a 16-year-old boy.

This drama happened on Thursday(July 15) at around 9 PM near Bukit Panjang MRT Station.

A 42-second video was circulated on multiple social media homepages showing that after the police arrived, they separated the two women involved.
Then, two police officers forcibly pulled one of them away, but she was unwilling to cooperate and struggled.

The Police said that they were alerted at around 9.10 PM and responded to the scene, two 14-year-old and 16-year-old boys who were uncooperative at the scene were subsequently arrested for fighting.

An investigation is ongoing.

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KTV GIRLS “BUTTERFLY” EXPLAINED, TO THOSE THAT NEVER BEEN THERE

This is not the chaos theory of the butterfly effect but describing how the KTV girls operate.

Here is the explanation:

The recent cases are considered quite “fierce”, suddenly out of nowhere got places close, some arrested and many people affected. But many people don’t understand why the KTV was so powerful until we got a new cluster.

One of the important reasons is due to how Singapore KTV operates, the girls in the KTV are also known as “butterflies”.

What is “butterfly”?

Butterfly is the description of KTV girls going from room to room asking different customers to drink, if the customer wants them they will stay in that room from 10 to 15 mins drinking, playing dice and sing if the customer says no they wait for the new customers to come or go to another room.

Every 10 – 15mins they will change rooms to accompany other customers therefore the description of them is a “butterfly” going from flower to flower.

Ok what if the KTV has no customer, they switch to another KTV loh.

They are not exactly employees but people who take advantage.

CAR OVERTURNED ON PIE TOWARDS TUAS, 3 LANES BLOCKED

A traffic jam occurred along with PIE towards Tuas just after Paya Lebar, at least 3 lanes were blocked resulting in a traffic jam.

The accident happened earlier today(July 17) about 1-2 hours ago.

A netizen who was on the road managed to capture a video of the incident.

We have reached out to SCDF for details.

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NTUC SELLING DURIAN AT $1.99 EACH AT MARINE PARADE ONLY

Durian an all time favourite of many Singaporeans but sometimes the price are so ridiculously high that we don’t really eat it all the time.

However, NTUC Fairprice Finest located at Marine Parade is having a crazy promo, selling at only SSGD$1.99 each

The location is at 6 Marine Parade Central

The promotion is till 22 July 2021.

In their promotion they said:

We’re taking advantage of the peaking durian season to give you the king of deals!

If you’re around FairPrice Finest Marine Parade at 6 Marine Parade Central from now to Thursday 22 July, get your pick from a whole range of thorny delights starting from just $1.99 while stocks last!

Image Source from NTUC Facebook

SATAY MAN IN VIRAL PHOTO SAYS HE IS NOT THE “HUM SUP LO” WHO WENT TO KTV

Recently, a photo surfaced on the internet and spread like wildfire, allegedly of the satay man who visited KTV.

However, the man in the photo has since come out to debunk the stories.

He said “you online people damn cheebye, I buibui satayman only” and that he is not the “hum sup lo” who went to the KTV.

But, he say he never go you believe ah, who go already will say

Images source: Whatsapp

CRAB ESCAPE FROM AUNTIE’S BAG IN MRT, RUNNING FOR ITS LIFE

A video emerged online showing a crab escaping from a bag inside the MRT.

The crab almost got away until someone pointed it out to the auntie, who nabbed the little guy.

So close yet so far, it almost got its freedom.

Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG