An Ang Moh from Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA, posted a photo on his Facebook profile claiming that the Marina Bay Sands (MBS) building was in his hometown of Tennessee.
For the rest of the world reading this; no, the MBS is not in Tennessee (RIP Geography), it’s in Marina Bay, Singapore.
Moon landing want to claim, first nuclear bombing want to claim, and now MBS also want to claim.
Naturally, his post drew the ire of Singaporeans, who united and commented on his post in droves, trolling the yeehaw out of him.
A Malaysian girl(Ker Qian) was scouted by an acquaintance to work as a dance instructor in Malaysia and was eventually received numerous sexual harassments and abused from the employer
Job offer as dance instructor
Initially, the job offer included her to manage a dance studio and she was given the impression that she will be like a “boss” in the dance studio and she would not need to put in any of her money but at the same time.
The employer stated that he has put in RM100,000 to open the dance studio and felt that the Ker Qian would be a perfect choice to manage the studio.
Harassments
As time goes by, she was further told to called called the boss as a master and the man would reply to her as if she is his “slave”.
Requirements for more employees
Ker Qian was also told to seek out more dance instructors for the studio and this was his requirements.
Only female
18-25 years old
Comes from a broken family that needs money
When the employer was questioned, he said “because people from such background are more hardworking”
Told to give her body to the employer
The harresements got out of hand and she was eventually confronted by the employer to give her body to him in another words engaging in intercourse.
In the video, Ker Qian also stated that the employer is married with kids yet he behaved in such a manner.
A video emerged online sh owing 2 aunties and an uncle fighting at a hawker centre stall.
The auntie inside the stall was seen smashing plate after plate on the head of the auntie in pink.
Moments later, the uncle threw a chair at the auntie inside the stall.
The incident happened in March 2020 and all three were arrested; and according to the latest updates, a woman asked the judge for leniency during sentencing, saying that she was jobless and needed to care for her ex-husband and child.
Seamus Shi Liang, 26-years-old, was killed on 2 December 2020, when a part of a machine that he was repairing fell on his head.
State coroner Sharmila Sripathy delivered her findings on his death yesterday (16 June), ruling out foul play.
She said that the accident could have been prevented had Shi placed wooden blocked between two components of the machine before removing another of its parts.
His death was ruled a misadventure.
What happened?
Shi was a service engineer working for Arburg, a company that manufactures plastic injection moulding machines.
On the day of the incident, he went to Meiban Micro, another manufacturing firm, to repair a vertical plastic moulding machine, along with his colleague.
Part of his repair work involved removing a component of the machine which was secured by multiple bolts.
Shi placed his head between two other part of the machine as he unscrewed the bolts, and one of the parts dropped on him mere seconds after the bolts were removed.
His head was pinned down.
Shi’s colleague and workers from Meiban Micro tried to rescue him but it was to no avail.
He was pronounced dead at the scene after his body was extricated by SCDF officers.
They cited injuries to his head and neck as the cause of his death.
Coroner Sripathy noted that Shi and his colleague were not trained to repair the plastic moulding machines as the configuration of the one at Meiban Micro was different.
But they (Shi and a different co worker) had repaired another machine of the same model in March 2020.
Wooden blocks were placed between parts of the machine during the repairs on that occasion.
Singapore’s youngest bone marrow donor
Shi made the headlines more than 20 years ago for being Singapore’s youngest bone marrow donor as a 15-month-old infant.
he had donated his bone marrow to his elder sister who suffered from Leukaemia, back in 1995.
His father had hepatitis and his mother’s bone marrow was only a 50% match for his sister at the time.
Actress Carrie Wong shared a story relayed to her by an on-set makeup artist.
They were filming a scene for the drama You Can Be An Angel 3 at East Coast Park at night.
The woman was walking to the restroom, and she saw two very beautiful women who were all dolled and dressed up.
The women were wearing a very strong perfume.
She then spent about 5 minutes inside the toilet and when came out, the women were not there anymore.
She then made her way back towards the set, but this time she could smell the same fragrance following her.
Even during filming at the set, she could still smell the strong perfume and even after filming wrapped up and she was on her way back to Mediacorp, the same spell was still following her.