A netizen has recently made a parody video, poking fun at the saga that is happening with Night Owl Cinematics’ Sylvia Chan.
In the video, he relates Sylvia’s shedding of tears on a TV show to her getting an “award” for acting, by using the Star Awards theme song.
The post has garnered almost 2k shares at the time of writing.
Image and Video Source: Facebook Ng Kuang Yi, @sylsylnoc Instagram and unsplash.com
A netizen shared how she broke up with her boyfriend fo about 1 year and 2 months because he kept looking at chiobus dancing on TikTok.
Here is the story:
“i was with him for 1 year 2 months, he always had this thing of looking at other girls.
he never once DMed or hit them up, but the amount he saw was overwhelming to me and i tried to get him to stop.
at first he did. but instead he created a second tiktok account to continue looking at the chiobus (rly its nothing but dancing, but i was insecure it was totally my fault) that’s what triggered the brr because he didn’t stop.
we got back together eventually because he got better.
but one day his phone broke so i lent him my second phone & i looked through his valorant clips chat (in order to save storage space he sends it to tele) and i saw this list of names.
it was chiobus again but i was just, insecure and upset.
i broke up with him be of my own insecurity and he was a great partner.”
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The Singapore Army recently posted on Facebook about their sending of service personnel to support front liners in the fight against the current pandemic.
According to them, they have been sending personnel from CSSCOM and SAF Medical Corps up to support staff from Woodlands Health, Tan Tock Seng Hospital and also Ren Ci Community hospital in caring for patients who are tested positive.
Service personnel are seen in photos having refresher courses in PPE training as well as working hand in hand with the medical staff.
The Singapore Army also thanks their servicemen and women for their efforts.
Image source: The Singapore Army Facebook
A video emerged online showing a traffic accident between a car and a Tesla Model 3.
The Tesla was making a turn when another car crashed into it.
Netizens immediately commented on the workmanship of the Tesla, as the affected part of the car saw some dents but apart from the dents, the damage was minimal.
Source: ROADS.sg FB
After a heated argument with her fiancé, a drunken girl lay in Jalan Sultan Road’s middle lane. A lorry narrowly avoided a collision with the woman.
36-year-old Punitha Stephaniyan, 36 pleaded guilty, among other charges, to causing an annoyance while drunk in public. One count was for committing a reckless act to endanger safety. Her sentencing hearing will consider three similar charges.
On 21st July 2021, Punitha got drunk and started a scene with a fiance at Textile Center in the middle of the night, she started shouting at the first floor of Textile Centre before laying on the ground outside the building.
After receiving a complaint from a tenant, the security staff on duty called the Police to report the incident.
Moments later Punitha ran on the road and laid in the middle of it, a lorry managed to jam brake in time before hitting her and the Police arrived.
The couple tried to leave but they were stopped by the Police.
We see videos of bad drivers on the road everyday. But it’s not often we see a driver driving into a HDB estate.
A vehicle (SLC3878G) was spotted at Tampines Central 1 blk 505. After realising that he/she is driving in the pedestrian walkway. The vehicle eventually makes a 3 point turn at the playground before leaving.
Many people who get into accidents in populated areas usually blame other drivers for being carefree and reckless. While this may be true to some extent, the same can be said of driving on the wrong side of the road or even driving under the influence of alcohol.Â
This one sure get fined gaolat.
A video emerged online showing a motorcyclist confronting the driver of a car on a service road.
The motorcyclist was seen hitting the window the of the car and challenging the driver to get out.
The driver kept his windows shut and drove away.
Singapore’s next Olympic athletes? A group of young people sprint on roads to see how fast they can beat the speed camera.
Many netizens said that it is better than those teens who run into the zoo enclosure to record a video. A few netizens said that it is good we have young people having fun at physical activities rather than just using their phone all day.
However, it’s not safe to run on roads…
Young people like to carry their phones wherever they go so they can keep in touch with friends and loved ones. Having a phone with you means that you’re always able to capture beautiful moments.
The one downside of a digital camera is that you have to take an awful lot of photos before they start to look nice. Having a phone which has a built-in camera means that you don’t have to worry about this – all you have to do is point the camera at the subject and take as many pictures as you want.
A netizen shared a harrowing episode that happened at Rochor last night (23 October) at around 10.30pm.
“Hi,
This incident happened near Rochor police station at 1030pm on 23oct2021 (Saturday).
First a Indian guy from All India supermarket throw basket at random Malaysians and that guys started to scold him and want to fight with them
Then certis cisco came, after that police came.
Then the guy hit police car and after that the Indian guy who throwed basket ran towards restaurant near by and police chased him.
After that they all cleared the place.”
The Multi-Ministry Taskforce said in a press conference on 23 October that from 26 October onwards, travellers with a travel history (within the last 14 days) to India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, will be allowed entry and transition through Singapore.
This effectively means that the travel ban will be lifted for India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Myanmar.
15 countries have also been moved to Category III according to their Covid situation, including Indonesia and Malaysia.
Travellers who have been to India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka will be subjected to the Category IV border measures in Singapore.
All travellers will only be required to undergo one PCR test, from 26 October 11.59pm onwards, after their arrival.
Cat I and Cat II travellers through the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) will have their PCR test done on arrival.
While travellers from the Cat II non-VTL, along with Cat III and IV, will no longer need to go through a PCR test on arrival, they are required to served a 7-10 days SHN though, as well as a PCR test at the end of their SHN.
Cat III travellers from Malaysia and Indonesia will serve their SHN at a declared place of residence.
Travelers form Cat IV countries will still need to serve their 10-day SHN at dedicated facilities.
Ong highlighted the importance and benefits of opening up the borders, saying:
“We can start to bring in much-needed workers, to complete our BTO projects, to complete various public infrastructure, and other projects that we need.
MOM can start allowing in more domestic workers, to relieve the stress on many families in Singapore.”
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