A story was shared on lovedoctor.sg stating a clingy girl that expects her boyfriend to meet everyday.

Here is the story:

My bf (27) and I (28) started our relationship about a year ago. He started off being all lovey dovey, sweet, sincere, talking to me about our future as months went by and constantly telling me he loves me and would love to work hard for our future so we can get married and stay together in our own home.

At that time, my heart was trying to make sure this particular person is not just sweet talking, but really work hard to build the future with me. And that is when I told myself he is the right guy, as long as we are both going towards the same direction. When we started off, he would want to meet every day, even though it would be a short meet up but it’s all worth it as long as we get to see each other and spend some quality time together. He was WFO, while I was WFH, thus, his days were long and exhausting.

I started WFO and he started WFH this year during Phase 2 HA. This time, I felt like things have changed. He doesn’t meet me daily now, we do not spend time together, we could just meet once a week for a dinner or go for a half-day date. During the weekdays, when I got back home from work, he would be sleeping and wakes up when I’m about to sleep….

I offered to drop by his place, or asked him out for dinner, or just to see him for a few hours, but he always tells me “you should go home and rest”, “we can spend time doing things online”. But 7/10 times he told me he falls asleep right after dinner and disappeared for at least 1 to 2 hours. I had no choice, I became suspicious, overthinking, and starting to doubt him. There was one day, I found out that he was lying to me about him sleeping, instead, he went for a jog with another female friend, for 2 hours.

When I confronted him why he lied, he said he felt “tired and annoyed” that I am always asking him why he is sleeping after working hours, and he just want to get everything out of his mind at that point. He clarified that he didn’t tell me he went for a jog to avoid us starting to argue. I asked if his love for me has changed, but he said nothing changed. I feel that the reasoning is just unacceptable.
Is this what we call love?

Am I too clingy? Or am I just a no one to him? Or he has someone else now?

Source: Love Doctor

An advisory was sent out to tenants of SBF tower after an individual was tested positive as a COVID-19 case.

The individual was tested positive on 16 September 2021. The individual is a contract cleaner who is working at Level 6 of the office tower.

SBF Center is located at 160 Robinson road.

Advisory:

Advisories from Geylang Methodist School (Primary) were published and send to parents after a student was found positive for Covid-19.

Geylang Methodist School (Primary)

A Primary 4 student was tested positive for COVID-19 and the student was last in school on 15 September 2021. A household member of the student is also a confirmed case.

The letter that was dated 17 September said that students and staff who were in close contacts have been placed on Leave of Absence (LOA)

The school will continue as usual on 20 September 2021.

Leng Choun Keong, 50-years-old, a Singaporean man who overstayed in China, apparently lost his passport.

He then paid a friend US$20,000 to help him get another passport to return home, because his family members were sick.

He then received a Ugandan passport which stated that he was a Ugandan that was born in Malaysia, under the name Leng Christopher.

He then travelled back to Singapore with the fake passport and produced it to an immigration officer.

Leng pleaded guilty on 16 September to one count of producing a misleading document to an ICA officer, along with 2 other charges under the enlistment act.

He was then sentenced to 4 months imprisonment and fined $9,000 for his troubles, of which if he cannot pay the fine he would need to spend another 36 days in jail.

Leng finished his NS on 13 December 1990 and was then issued 3 exit permits to work overseas from 1995 to 1998.

He then used his passport to go to China to work as a DJ, but he didn’t return to Singapore after his last exit permit expired and he didn’t apply for a new one.

He also lost his passport following its expiry in 2005 and he then subsequently lost the passports whilst he was overstaying in China.

In 2018, he decided to return home after his mother and brother fell sick, and so he went to get himself a passport.

He was then referred to CMPB for investigations.

According to a Facebook post by UOB, one of their branch at Raffles City Shopping Centre has been temporarily closed for disinfection and deep cleaning.

UOB stated that the branch is a potential COVID-19 exposure site.

The branch will only be reopened on 1st October 2021.

Monitor your health

Those who have visited the branch in the last two weeks are advised to monitor their health closely and to seek medical care immediately if they have any flu-like symptoms.

Here is what they said in their Facebook post:

We have temporarily closed our branch at Raffles City Shopping Centre for thorough deep cleaning and disinfection as it is a potential COVID-19 exposure site. The branch will reopen on 1 October.

We ask customers who visited the branch in the last two weeks to monitor their health closely and to seek medical care immediately if they have any flu-like symptoms. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

Colleagues who were working at this branch are monitoring their health as they complete 14 days of self-quarantine.

We would like to reassure our customers and the community that we continue to maintain stringent precautionary measures to protect the well-being of those who work at or visit our premises. We also encourage our customers to use our digital services to conduct banking activities in the comfort and safety of their homes.

Customers who require branch banking services in the area can visit the UOB Coleman branch (at The Adelphi) or the UOB Suntec City branch. To plan your visit and to minimise queue time at our branches, you can also visit https://www.uob.com.sg/online-branch/locate-us.page for more information on expected crowd status and to register for a ‘Q’ number.

We will continue to do all that we can to help protect the well-being of our colleagues, customers and the community.

42-year-old Andrew Ng Chuan Hock was jailed 5 years and 7 months after he was charged for voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons and a charge of deliberately seriously injuring a person.

Court hearings did not indicate the relationship between the defendant and the elderly woman.

The man went to the kitchen to grab a knife and later threw a shoe rack to the face of the 76-year-old elderly woman and proceeded to slap her in the face.

He then took multiple items to hit her head till she bleed, the items includes a handphone charger and a piggy bank.

The elderly woman pressed the emergency help button at home and two senior citizen healthcare workers arrived, the man threatened the workers and said that he will chop both of them if they leave.

While the two of them were struggling to escape from the defendant, the defendant immediately turned one of the victims over, kicked her against the wall and stepped on her abdomen, claiming that she had just killed the aunt and would kill her next.

The man then used the knife to slash the health worker resulting in a 4cm laceration, he continued stepping on the worker’s stomach and said “It is better for you to die.” The commotion attracted the attention of neighbours and the incident was reported to the Police.

When the Police arrived, the man took the knife and pointed it at the Police. The man was eventually arrested by the Police and a blood test revealed that the man had Codeine and Methamphetamine in his system.

A 38-year-old housewife reportedly assaulted her own daughters, aged 6 and 10, under the pretext of “disciplining” them.

She pleaded guilty to 7 counts of abusing her daughters, and 4 other similar charged will be considered during her sentencing set at a later date.

She slapped, kicked and dragged one of them by pulling her hair, resulting in the 10-year-old girl breaking her teeth.

What happened?

The woman’s 37-year-old husband installed a CCTV in their home back in December 2018 so that he could keep an eye when the kids were left alone at home.

He then discovered on 18 June 2019 that his 10-year-old daugher’s front teeth were broken.

The girl told him that she was slapped and kicked by her mother, resulting in her mouth bleeding and her teeth breaking.

The man then brought his daughter to KK Hospital where she was given 2 days MC.

He didn’t confront his wife.

He then went home and checked the CCTV footage and discovered that his wife had attacked both of the daughters.

The woman was seen in the footage slapping, punching and kicking the kids; as well as dragging the 10-year-old girl into a bedroom by pulling her hair.

The elder daughter later revealed that the abuse escalated and got worse some time in 2018, and that it began when she was in K2.

She was hesitant to tell on her to her father because she was scared of being beaten again.

Police investigations commenced on 1 December 2019, with child protection services intervening.

However, after the husband had stepped out, the woman threw a marker at the 10-year-old girl’s forehead.

The husband then alerted the child protection officer, who said that he/she would return to visit the home again.

The woman then made the girl lie to the officer that they were playing which resulted in her being hit with the toy.

The girl was discovered with swelling and bleeding on her left forehead after being conveyed to KK Hospital.

And then on 8 March this year, the mother attacked the girl again, telling the investigating officer that she was aware that she was going to prison and wanted the girl to behave before she got locked up.

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