According to today’s Parliament Sitting, Senior Minister of State for Health Janil Puthucheary said that there are 367 children infected with COVID-19 so far, of which 172 of them are infected with the Delta Variant.

This information came about after PAP members Dr Tan Wu Meng and Mr Yip Hon Weng raised these questions in Parliament.

It is revealed that among the 367 cases

• 50 cases are between 0 and 1 years old
• 83 cases are between 2 and 4 years old
• 76 cases are between 5 and 6 years old
• 158 cases are between 7 and 12 years old

The amount of infected children accounts for around 0.6% of total cases in Singapore.

Back in 2018, a video went viral after Police were seen on the car park in ITE College Central which is located in Ang Mo Kio.

69-year-old Seet Cher Hng had a dispute with his ex-wife after he demanded money from her, as he feels that their assets were not fairly divided during the divorce.

He prepare a few knives for the murder, one of the knives was engraved with two dates “010609” and “020609”. Which represents the dates the victim had cheated on him.

He ambushed her at the carpark located in the college and stabbed her to death, the victim was stabbed eight times. After the woman fell to the ground, the man took the knife and stabbed himself 13 times before falling on top of the woman’s body.

He will either face a life sentence in jail or a death sentence. He will return to court next Wednesday (September 22) for his sentencing.

A netizen shared a screenshot of a conversation between two friends who are talking computers.

One of them had a laptop that wasn’t working and asked his more computer savvy friend for help.

His friend then asked him what brand was his computer, and he said “Jade”, which confused his friend as he had never seen it before.

Turns out it was Acer upside down.

Source: Whatsapp

A resident staying along Ang Mo Kio St 61 found piles of garbage left at the void deck of Block 646.

He said: “See the amount of rubbish dumped besides dry rising main inlet. A fire hazard, blocking the entrance to the dry rising. This is at Blk 646 AMK St 61”

This raises concerns for many residents as it could be very dangerous if a cig butt was to land near it. Many netizens urge residents to be responsible and throw their garbage properly.

A bucket of paint was also spotted in the picture and it is extremely flammable.

Man called for jail sentence

One of the netizens said that harsher sentences should be implemented as it endangers the lives of others.

Many netizens are unhappy, some blame the residents while some blame the cleaners and town council.

In this day and age, everywhere also got a camera. Public cameras, Police cameras, even a normal household have a camera.

A woman was caught on CCTV trying to steal a bicycle but after hearing the gates of a unit opened the woman tried to walk away casually.

Unfortunately for her, her actions were caught on tape. (Yes, she is also digging her nose).

The incident happened yesterday(Sept 14) at around 5.23 PM.

The Police are appealing for the next-of-kin of 69-year-old Mdm Appadurai Kamala Bai Rao to come forward.

Mdm Appadurai, a former resident of Block 441B Fernvale Road, had passed away on 6 September 2021 at Sengkang General Hospital.

Anyone with information is requested to call the Police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.

BEWARE SCAM!

Has anyone received an SMS from Singpost that your delivery failed? Received this in the morning and i thought is one of my deliveries.

I checked my shopping platform, item has not yet delivered. Click the link and ask me to fill in my details. Check from Singpost website tracking ID status is item not found in their system and usually, Singpost will issue a failed delivery notice slip at your door.

Always double check before you fill in any info!

Here is what Singpost said on their website:

32-year-old Tiong Shi Lin tried to get her hands on the COVID-19 grants for those who are retrenched, but she ended up facing 7 months in prison for cheating.

She was employed while she tried to get the grants, when the agency asked her for more evidence to show that she is unemployed she forge a company letter stating her retrenchment.

She was later asked to provide more evidence and she send in her CPF statement but deliberately leaving out the month where she applied for the grants. (“genius”)

All this just to fabricate her unemployment for the sake of getting $800 a month. In total, she cheated SGD$1,600.

But she was eventually caught when her laptop was sent back to the company for repairs, staff found the forged letter which resulted in her arrest.