An interesting photo emerged online showing a woman praying at what appears to be a temple.
She was seen using a giant joss stick, that seems to be taller (or longer) than herself.
Maybe size does matter after all, even to the deities.
Images source: @netiizenz on IG
A netizen shared how an uncle was allegedly using his umbrella to attack stray cats around a Jurong West neighbourhood.
He allegedly using his umbrella to whack a stray cat that was sleeping on a bench and minding its own business.
You can read the netizen’s full post below:
“An uncle in jurong west near jwss was hitting the cats around the neighbourhood with his umbrella.
there was an orange cat sleeping on a bench and he hit it with his umbrella, then hit the bench to scare it away.
I went to pet the cat to idk calm it down. there was another cat near me also that was sleeping. he walked towards the other cat and pointed to it with his umbrella so i thought he was telling me there was another cat since i was alr petting one.
I thought he would walk away considering theres someone nearby possibly watching him so he wouldnt hit the cat but he did anyways.
He hit the cat and then the pillar it was beside, then practically followed it around hitting the wall and floor until it ran up some stairs.
Im vv mad abt this bc the cats were sleeping and not doing anything that was disturbing him or anyone honestly. srsly hope that there are v less ppl like this in sg. its not like a stray cat scratches you for no reason when you’re walking past right..”
Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG
Singapore is targeting having two-thirds of the population fully vaccinated by around National Day on 9 August.
And as more people get vaccinated, larger gatherings and travel without SHN upon their return to Singapore would be allowed.
The new normal will see Covid-19 becoming an endemic when we live with it, and those who are infected will stay at home to recover because the vaccine makes sure that the symptoms are mild.
The governmentment is hoping for 2/3 of the population to be vaccinated, which could see the following changes:
According to the latest release from MOH, a total of 23 cases were among the new cases reported yesterday (June 24).
This adds the total national statistics to 62,493, Among 14 cases in the community 12 are linked to previous cases.
Case 64413 is a 35-year-old male Singaporean who works in Changi General Hospital.
The man has been fully vaccinated(2 jabs) since Feb 4.
He underwent Covid-19 test on June 22 and was found positive on June 23. He has tested preliminarily positive for the Delta variant. He will also be tested further for confirmation.
A netizen shared a story that the new age generation of youngsters is over westernized and often thinks that by faking their accents they are atas.
I have a younger female friend that often fakes her accent and my group of friends often question her accent. She told us that this is how she normally speaks and she has alot of “ang moh” friends.
But all the friends are from her imagination, She told us that if she speaks that way she is more “atas” (high class).
The biggest joke was she has never stepped foot in the USA and told us that she knows everything in the US. Until one of my friends could not take it anymore and told her the truth, my friend told her that I used to stay in Colorado for over a year and I don’t even speak with her “annoying” accent.
Then I told her “Yeah it’s a bit annoying, you never even step foot in the USA before, why wanna act. You’re degrading yourself.”
After that incident she cut all ties with us as she was so embarrassed.
According to Singapore Customs, four Singaporean men were arrested after over 2980 cartons of contraband cigarettes were found.
CNB posted a post on Facebook stating:
” [Four arrested and more than 2,980 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes seized]
Singapore Customs arrested four Singaporean men, aged between 21 and 48, and seized more than 2,980 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes at a heavy vehicle carpark at Yishun Avenue 7 on 18 Jun 2021.
The total duty and Goods and Services tax evaded amounted to about $254,660 and $20,430 respectively. Two trucks were also seized in this operation. Court proceedings are ongoing against three men while investigations are ongoing against the fourth.“
All Images Sourced: Singapore Customs
The Ministry of Health said in a press conference that they had signed agreements with Novavax earlier this year, to secure their protein-based Covid-19 vaccine, which could possibly come to Singapore before the end of the year.
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung said that MOH has been looking for vaccines of good quality that are safe and effective to be a part of the national vaccination programme.
They noted that Novavax had shown encouraging results.
Ong added that the Novavax vaccines are still undergoing phase 3 of clinical trials and will not be ready soo soon.
He said:
“In the meantime, please consider mRNA vaccines, they work very well.”
Stairway to Heaven? How about Lift to Heaven.
A netizen shared a video of himself inside the lift of a HDB building with only 18 storeys in total.
But his lift was seen “teleporting” between floors, sending him from the 29th floor to the 13th floor, to the 6th floor, then back to the 15th floor and so on (you get the gist).
Perhaps he was in a haunted lift? Nah, not really, the lift was just faulty.
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A 13-year-old girl allegedly drove a van and reversed it all the way into a longkang, crashing the vehicle.
The van driver’s niece had purportedly passed her the keys to the vehicle.
She managed to escaped unharmed from the wreckage.
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A video emerged online showing a huge crowd outside a Little Cross Family Clinic at Tampines.
They were seen queuing outside purportedly for the Sinovac vaccine, with hundreds of people being seen outside the clinic for the 4th consecutive day.
People were seen lying down on cardboard and sleeping, as well as sitting down on makeshift chairs while queuing.
The police were also activated to help control the crowd because the crowd had grown too big.
As a matter of face, more than a hundred people were seen outside the clinic before 7am, when the clinic only opens at 8.30am.
The crowed even stay behind and slept on the cardboard boxes after the clinic had closed for the day.
The queues were so long that it had snaked all the way into the carpark, making it dangerous when cars drive past.
Many refused to leave even when the clinic announced that their bookings were full for the day.
Image and video source: 奈傑爾 on Facebook
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