A P-Plate rider who parked at a motorcycle lot at 757A Pasir Ris Street 71 Multi-Storey Car Park has shared his encounter online.

He received a note which was placed on his bike by a more “lao jiao” rider who claims to be a permanent rider at this car park.

The note reads, “Hello, looks like you are new here… I did not see your Motorbike before… Can you kindly parked at other motorcycle parking lot. As most of the parking lot at this two level is occupied by permanent owners. When you started to park here we don’t have a parking lot to park. Thanks for your understanding.”

Pictures shared by the rider has shown that the “reserved” lots are decorated with stickers and also a clock on the car park wall.

Netizens have commented that the note rider thinks that he bought the whole MSCP and some also told the rider to ignore the note guy as only red lots are reserved for season holders.

Image source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook

The National Environment Agency (NEA) said in a press release on 11 October that enforcement actions were taken against 84 people from 8 October to 10 October.

They had breached Safe Management Measures (SMMs) at hawker centres by gathering in groups of more than 2, failing to observe a safe distance of at least 1 metre and failure to wear a mask or not wearing them properly.

The offences occurred at the following locations:

• Newton Food Centre,
• Whampoa Food Centre,
• Haig Road Market & Food Centre,
• Golden Mile Food Centre,
• Hong Lim Market & Food Centre, and
• Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre.

Images source: NEA

Alot of drivers out there thinks that there is no camera in the world.

We live in a world everyone has a camera in their pocket and almost everyone’s car got a camera.

The public camera also a lot, the uncle hit and scratch the vehicle and drives off but his carplate was captured by the camera.

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A 65-year-old doctor, Raymond Yuen practising at Hosanna Medical Centre at 51 Circuit Road, died from Covid-19 complications on 9 October.

MOH revealed on 11 October that there was no evidence that his death was caused by him being infected by a patient.

He was partially vaccinated with a non mRNA vaccine under the Special Access Route and had no medical conditions that were known.

MOH said:

“His clinic is neither a public health preparedness clinic nor a swab-and-send-home clinic for Covid-19. We also have no records that his clinic saw any Covid-19 patients recently.”

Online tributes for the doctor have come pouring in after the revelation of his passing, and Dr Yeun was said to be kind, friendly and generous while he was alive.

Dr Yuen kept his consultation fees low to accommodate the more vulnerable residents who cannot afford exorbitant fees.

He even paid for his maid’s one year’s house rent in Sri Lanka, and fler her daughter to Singapore following the destruction of their home and school in the infamous tsunami of 2004.

Dr Yuen even forked out money to pay for her flight here and let her stay in his home, paying for her school fees after helping to enroll her into a school here.

Images source: International Society for Orthomolecular Medicine and Google Maps

Goppinath Rajah, 29-years-old, pleaded guilty to 5 charges including voluntarily causing hurt, member of an unlawful society, using criminal force on a public servant to deter him from his duty and using threatening words on a public servant.

He was sentenced to 5 months imprisonment on 11 October.

7 other similar charges were considered during his sentencing.

What happened?

Rajah had an argument with his girlfriend on the phone on 4 August, she had rejected his offer to live together with her.

Rajah then got infuriated and went to her workplace at a secondary school and attacked her.

He reportedly pushed her onto the ground, as well as kicking and punching her in the stomach despite knowing she was pregnant.

He also dragged her on the ground by pulling her hair.

The commotion was heard by the school staff who then informed the police.

The victim sought medical attention at NUH where she was found with a head injury and multiple bruises.

Doctors also determined that her fetus was unharmed and well.

Police officers later went to detain Rajah at a block of flats near the school where the incident happened, and he got aggressive and shouted vulgarities at them.

In a separate incident in December 2019, Rajah flashed gang signs and was shouting gang slogans at a funeral.

He was let off with a warning by the police after denying his actions but as he was walking away, he then flashed another gang sign and shouted a gang slogan at the police.

He was subsequently detained immediately.

On the same dat, he also spat saliva at an Aetos officer and used vulgarities on him while he was being escorted at the Police Cantonment Complex.

The police said earlier today (12 October) that 8 nightlife and F&B establishments have had their licenses revoked after being found to have breached Safe Management Measures (SMMs) repeatedly.

They were also ordered to close for a period of between 10 to 30 days.

The establishments may also be liable for prosecution as well as notices of composition.

They had reportedly provided hostess services, dice and card games and failure of ensuring group sizes do not exceed the allowed limit.

The affected outlets include Club One Min at Concorde Hotel, HooHa Cafe at Viva Vista Shopping Mall and Club Mao at the Oriental Plaza.

Images source: Google Maps and One Min – CLUB EASY on Facebook (Images used strictly for illustration purposes only)