A video emerged online showing a guy confronting an auntie at a shopping mall for not wearing her mask.
The auntie then lost it and shouted at him: “JUST NOW IT WAS ON THE FLOOR LAH!”
She then told him to: “GET LOST LAH, CRAZY! (translated from Mandarin)”
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
In a several videos that has since gone viral on social media yesterday (15 May), showing a woman who refused to put on a mask and challenged a Safe Distancing Ambassador to show her “badge”.
She was seen saying: “If you have no badge, don’t speak to me”.
The police have now confirmed that they are investigating the 53-year-old woman for breaching safe-distancing measures and for being a public nuisance.
The police said that they received a call for assistance on 15 May, at around 5.14pm at MBS, where the woman allegedly entered the building despite refusing to put on a mask after being told repeatedly by an SDA to do so.
The auntie was also seen in other videos doing the same, trying to enter other buildings and malls without a mask and getting into arguments with the building staffs who refused her entry.
She was also seen shopping for groceries as a supermarket without her mask on, and in a separate photo circulating online, she was also seen being confronted by the police for not wearing a mask.
The police said:
“We would like to take this opportunity to remind all visitors to act responsibly by masking up at all times, especially as we enter a period of heightened alert over Covid-19.”
“Our Safe Distancing Ambassadors can be identified through their uniforms, and are tasked to approach visitors to adhere to Safe Management Measures.”
Images source: @singapore_incidents on IG
The Singapore police confirmed that they were alerted to a fight between 2 groups along Foch Road outside a pub at around 2.45am on 13 May.
One man and 3 women were arrested, among them was the Ah Lian who shouted at another person:
“Eh don’t say so much lah, eh f**k your mother!”
A policeman then pulled her away.
Another 33-year-old man was also arrested for using criminal force to deter a public servant from the discharge of his duty, he allegedly refused to comply and showed a police officer repeatedly.
The three women who were arrested for affray, were aged 25 to 37.
Image and video source: Max Mamba via Complaint Singapore Facebook
Today (16 May) marks the beginning of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).
Dining-in is now banned for the period, and people are not allowed to dine in at eateries, including both indoor and outdoor F&B outlets.
However, not all is doom and gloom, with the consumption of food not prohibited at other public places.
According to MOH, you can still eat at other public places such as parks, if it is inconvenient to return home or to your workplace to eat.
However, the public should still exercise caution and avoid crowded spaces and minimise social interactions.
Image source: @sgfollowsall on IG
The Multi Ministry Taskforce (MTF) said in an announcement yesterday (15 May(, that all travellers from Taiwan coming into Singapore will have to serve a 21-day Stay Home Notice from tonight (16 May) 2359hrs onwards.
Previously, they were allowed to go about their activities here without serving SHN, provided their on-arrival PCR Covid-19 test were negative.
The new rules will apply to those who have travelled to Taiwan in the last 21 days prior to their departure for Singapore.
This change in restrictions is due to the increasing number of cases in Taiwan.
Image source: Unsplash and SIA
A video emerged online showing a large group of Ang Moh YPs congregating at a park.
They were seen in a large group of about 10 people.
Image and video source: @singapura.viral and @sg.influenzers on IG
The infamous Beow Tan, who has taken over social media by storm with her antics harassing others, is seen in yet another video (again).
She was seen mumbling something incoherent, showing a video of herself harassing someone else, to a guy inside an MRT cabin.
The guy told her: “I’m not interested in your bullshit, you are running around the mrt *makes mocking sound*”
Tan then asked him: “Can you just help me go viral, i need people like you to help me go viral.”
To be honest we have no idea what she is talking about, and we strongly assume that the guy in the video was clueless as well.
Image and video source: @wakeupsingapore and @sgfollowsall on IG
A FoodPanda rider took to Facebook to share his experience working for FoodPanda.
He wrote that he had an accident on the road, and he was visibly injured from the crash while delivering food.
He then contacted Foodpanda’s rider dispatch support.
However, they didn’t seem to bother about his accident at all, only caring about whether the food was “spilled”.
The support staff kept asking him repeatedly:
“what about food sir?”
“sir what about food sir?”
“food spilled?”
Images source: Joey Fred Collins via Complaint Singapore Facebook
The infamous new “sovereign” who went viral for refusing to put on a mask and told a Safe Distancing Ambassador “If you have no badge, don’t speak to me“, is seen in yet another video online, adamant about her “no mask” ways.
She was spotted at a Supermarket at VivoCity, shopping for groceries without her mask on.
Image and video sources: Whatsapp and Jane Tay Soh Thin Facebook via Sin 姿态 Facebook
The infamous new “sovereign” who refused to put on a mask and told a Safe Distancing Ambassador “If you have no badge, don’t speak to me“, is seen in a separate video, up to her antics again.
She was seen trying to enter Central Mall without a mask, and was subsequently refused entry by the mall staff.
She was heard telling the mall staff: “Don’t treat me like I do not know the law”.
She also added: “Do you represent Central Mall? You are just trying to create a scene!”
Image and video source: Jane Tay Soh Thin Facebook via Sin 姿态 Facebook
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