A video emerged online showing a girl dancing sensually to a photograph of a group of Transcom police officers.
She was seen using her hands to outline the grooves of her chest and twerking her backside.
Maybe she got a fetish for policemen.
Image and video source: @collectyourginna.sg on IG
A netizen shared an experience she had with her late grandmother that was spooky but yet heartwarmingly touching.
She said that there’s this belief among the Chinese that when someone in their family passes away, their soul will linger on earth for 7 days before they move on to the other world.
The girl’s grandmother passed away before Chinese New Year back in 2009, and she was waiting alongside her relatives for her to “appear”.
On the 7th day of her grandmother’s passing, her father was away and her mother was afraid of sleeping alone, so she asked her to sleep with her in the master bedroom.
Her mother then went to the kitchen for a smoke, leaving the girl alone in the room, lying on the bed.
She then heard snoring inside the room, even though she was the only one inside.
She then said out lout: “Popo (grandma), if you are here, can you wait for me to fall asleep first? Because I’m scared if you are really here.”
The storing then stopped.
The girl then (in a state of panic) hid under her blankets and tried to sleep.
That night in her dreams, she saw her grandmother scolding her in her dreams, angry that she was afraid of her.
But she told her that it doesn’t matter because she was the easiest person for her to reach out to.
The Ah Ma also said that she didn’t have much time and had to go soon, before leaving some messages to the girl to relay to her family and relatives.
The girl then woke up the next morning in tears, having got the opportunity to see her grandmother for the last time.
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The Ministry of Health (MOH) announced today (18 June) that dining in at F&B outlets will be allowed to resume from 21 June onwards.
However, only groups of 2 people will be allowed instead of the 5 per group as originally planned.
The 2-per-group rule will also apply to indoor fitness activities with masks off.
MOH also added that groups of more than two people who are not from the same household will not be allowed to dine-in together at F&B outlets, even if they are split across multiple tables.
Co-chair of the Multi-Ministry Taskforce Lawrence Wong said:
“We allow people from the same household to have multiple tables, but they have to make very clear that they are from the same household, that is not new.”
“We’ve allowed that before and we will continue to do so. But if you are not from the same household, then you cannot go and do multiple bookings or have multiple tables, so the same rules that previously applied will continue to apply.”
Which means that a group of 6 family members will not be allowed to sit together as a table of 6.
Images source: Michelin Guide and Klook
A netizen shared about his paranormal encounter during his NS days.
He wrote that he was sleeping on the top bunk of a double decker bed, while his “annoying but funny” buddy slept on the lower deck.
One night, at about 2am, he was woken up from his sleep by violent shaking from the lower deck of the bed.
He shouted at his buddy:
“OI DON’T PLAY LAH!”
He then looked down at the bed below him,
There was no one there.
It then dawned on him and he suddenly remembered that his buddy was clearing his annual leave and wasn’t even in the camp that day.
So who was shaking the bed? Was it a ghost? Or was it something else?
You decide.
Images source: pcwthoughts.blogspot.com and Unsplash
The Ministry of Education (MOE) said on 17 June that students and staff who experience racism in schools should bring it up to their institutions immediately so that investigations can be conducted.
They also added that those who engage in racist acts will be counselled and disciplined.
MOE further reiterated that any form of racism is unacceptable and has no place in local schools.
MOE said:
“We expect all educators to conduct themselves to the highest standards of their profession, given their position of influence over their students, and we will not hesitate to take the appropriate disciplinary actions against offenders.”
“Our schools aim to provide a supportive and safe environment where students and staff, regardless of their race and religion, can build strong and positive relationships, voice their concerns, and seek help from their teachers and peers.”
“Within the classroom, topics on multiculturalism and the importance of racial harmony are taught in subjects like Character and Citizenship Education, history and social studies.”
“These values are practised and reinforced beyond the classroom as students interact with one another during student development experiences like CCA and cohort camps.”
This comes in the light of more and more minorities coming out with their experiences with racial prejudices during their time in school, as well as the recent viral news about the racist Ngee Ann Polytechnic lecturer Tan Boon Lee flaming Islam in his classrooms.
Images source: NUS
Kaiser Sow, 20-years-old, was charged earlier today (18 June) with abetting the breach of SHN requirements by a person on SHN at a SHN-dedicated facility, and also for trespassing into the premises of a SHN dedicated facility.
He had allegedly snuck into his friend’s (who was serving her SHN at a hotel) room on 28 November 2020, at about 3pm, and spent an hour with her inside.
He purportedly took a lift to enter the hotel’s restricted area, before taking another service lift to his friend’s room.
He was later spotted by the hotel’s security guard but fled the scene before he could be caught.
Images source: TripAdvisor and Facebook
The infamous racist auntie, Tan Beow Hiong, 57-years-old, who made headlines and went viral for her racist comments; was charged in court earlier today (18 June).
She was charged with one count of public nuisance and two counts of knowingly committing an act that is prejudicial to the maintenance of harmony between different religious or racial groups and disturbs or is likely to disturb the public transquility.
Two of her charges were for the infamous MRT incident, and she was accused of “singling out other passengers in the cabin whom you thought were Malay”.
She was also charged for allegedly maintaining a YouTube channel that had “multiple videos alleging racism or harassment by persons of other races”, where Tan repeated said in her “Malay Man Attempted to Molest Chinese Woman” video that Malays shouldn’t touch Chinese.
Tan will be remanded at IMH for 2 weeks to undergo psychiatric evaluation.
He case is expected to resume on 2 July.
Images source: @sgfollowsall
Hong Kong actor Ekin Cheng, more commonly known for his role as Chan Ho Nam in the gangster movie, Young and Dangerous, shared a story about how his encounter with a female ghost almost turned fatal.
Cheng was at TVB City, the HQ of the Hong Kong television network, resting on the floor when a lamp from up high crashed onto the ground next to him.
One of his colleagues, who had the infamous 3rd eye and ability to see spirits, said that they saw a woman sitting on the lamp before it fell.
And in yet another encounter, Cheng was with a group of production crew members at TVB City when they performed a head count.
There were supposed to be 8 people in the group, and when they did the headcount, they counted 9.
The initially thought someone was playing a prank on them, so they did another headcount to make sure.
There were still 9 people.
Images source: @ekin_cheng_official on IG and Adiant on Facebook (Image of street lamp used for illustration purposes only)
Hong Kong actress Mimi Choo shared two stories about her encounters with the supernatural.
The first took place in Toronto, Canada; at a 5-star hotel.
She was taking a shower when the tap suddenly turned on by itself, she got the hotel staff to take a look at they said that it was fine.
She then entered the washroom and the tap turned on by itself again, she was pissed and wanted to “fight” it.
However, she didn’t change rooms and stayed there for another 6 days.
Her second encounter happened in Montreal, Canada.
She was there for 2 nights and after showering, she was drying herself when she felt a sharp pain on her right arm and saw 3 scratch marks.
Three scratch marks are described by many paranormal investigators as being demonic in nature, with each mark mocking the holy trinity.
The next day, Choo found another 3 more scratch marks on her left arm.
She panicked but remained unfazed, refusing to let the entity who was hurting, scare her any further.
Images source: Fair Child TV and Ghost Adventures (Top image of scratch marks used for illustration purpose only)
Veteran Hong Kong actor Bobby Au-yeung shared a story about the time he went on a work trip to China and experienced the paranormal.
The 60-year-old said that he was staying at a hotel that he deemed to be haunted, with many strange happenings in the room after he checked in.
He went to the washroom after waking up and heard the sounds of something tearing, something like a zipper being zippep.
However, he thought it was the TV so he didn’t put much thought into it.
Soon after, he heard the sound again and he went out of the toilet to check, and the television channel had changed by itself, to an NBA game.
The hairdryer in the washroom also stopped working while he was using it, only to start up again after he put it down.
He also described feeling prickly sensations, as though there was an antacid powder drink bubbling inside of him.
The actor then pleaded out loud to the spirits to spare him 15 minutes, after which he would leave.
He said that thankfully, the spirit didn’t follow him back to Hong Kong.
Images source: Trip Advisor and My Drama List
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