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CGH IS THE LATEST CLUSTER, 29 NEW CASES AMONG 7 BUS INTERCHANGES

According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), As of 3 September 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed and verified that there are 216 cases of locally transmitted COVID-19 infection and 3 imported cases.

Changi General has been added with to list of the clusters with 11 cases

ClusterNew CasesTotal
Changi General Hospital(new cluster)1114
Case 69690413
Tampines Bus Interchange staff227
Boon Lay Bus Interchange staff1287
Jurong East Bus Interchange staff131
North Coast Lodge1177
Bugis Junction7254
Toa Payoh Bus Interchange staff8115
Bishan Bus Interchange staff130
Clementi Bus Interchange staff429
119 Neythal Road dormitory119
Case 6973918
Punggol Bus Interchange staff133

There are still a noticeable amount of cases among bus interchanges, with 29 cases added among the 7 bus interchanges, Boon lay bus interchange with the most, an increase of 12 cases.

WOMAN SCREAMS AT VALET AFTER HE DASHED RED LIGHT MULTIPLE TIMES

Calling a valet when you are drunk is the right choice.

But getting a valet that is also drunk is the worse luck you can get. The woman engaged a valet and ended up the valet also drunk

Here is the footage:

MAN WITH SERIOUS INJURIES AFTER ACCIDENT AT BEDOK, FAMILY APPEALING FOR WITNESS

03/09 8.09 pm update – my brother is still in operation but we got a photo of his accident site added in. Any pics of his accident site will be a much-appreciated update – My brother is going for his operation this afternoon. His risk went from low to moderate because of his many injuries. His bones were broken as in updated picture, left thigh. This afternoon operation is for his thigh to fix the bones. Doc said his accident is a serious accident. Pls pray for him. We managed to get the IO for this case. No photos were given only her report. See photo in pictures. Cctv was not facing the accident site. accident site Bedok North Ave 3 by PIE, under flyover heading towards bedok reservoir direction. Pls share this around, i need to know if someone saw my brother or if you’re the passerby that calls the ambulance. Or you saw what happened or has a video footage or photots, pls come forward

My brother got into an accident 02/09/2021 at bedok, around 3am plus, he was on his motorcycle, a lorry was involved, this was the update from the police who knocks on my dads house. He was intubated when he reach the hospital.Nurse said in the report, there was no eye witness, a passerby made the 995 call. He was unstable when he reaches the hospital, lung injury, bladder injury, blood clot in the brain, badly fractured left leg and on breathing support and blood transfusion. He is in ICU now.I humbly ask to keep my brother Mohamed Dzuhri Bin Mohamed Dazhab in your prayers. 🙏🏻 please. We are heartbroken to see him like this. Pls help me share and find anyone that saw him yesterday and keep praying for him.

The picture of the bike was way before he got in the the accident. We have no clue what was going on. No updates. Annoyed answers was given when we asked questions. Please come forward, talk to me pls. Look at his belongings, he was wearing those during the accident.

46 Y.O MSIAN MAN ARRESTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY AT WOODLANDS PAWNSHOP

A 46 y.o Malaysian work permit holder was arrested today morning (Sep 3) for his alleged involvement in an armed robbery case worth S$35,000 in cash and jewellery.

He allegedly held up a pawnshop in Woodlands Street 31 in the afternoon of 2 September 2021.

His modus operandi

He showed a handwritten note in Chinese to the staff saying “Do not shout, I only need money. i have a knife on me, I do not wish to hurt people.”

He then allegedly used a knife to threaten another staff member who obeyed his instructions and passed him approximately $24,400 in cash.

He was also alleged to have grabbed a gold chain and a gold bracelet worth together about $10,747 before he fled the scene.

Caught by police

Within 16 hours of the robbery, the man was arrested at a unit in Sembawang Road.

Items seized by the police as evidence include a knife, the handwritten note, two pieces of jewellery, a shirt, a pair of pants and a bag.

He was also believed to have squandered away part of the stolen cash to gambling and part of it was used to settle his outstanding debts.

S$4,454 was recovered and the remainder is in the process of being recovered.

The man was identified by CCTVs and forensic technology.

He was believed to have acted alone and will be charged with armed robbery on Saturday.

Image source: Singapore Police Force

FUNERAL AT JURONG WEST WITH OVER 200 PEOPLE

According to a video that has gone viral on social media, the number of people spotted at a Jurong West funeral far exceeded safety measures.

Netizens who are compassionate who are also furious at the lack of control said that there should be more enforcers in the area to at least separate the crowds from crowding.

Here is the footage:

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.

TEACHER KENA SHOOT BY STUDENTS WITH SILLY STRING FOR TEACHER’S DAY

A video emerged online showing a teacher being surprised by her students outside a classroom.

They were seen surprising her by shooting silly string at her, catching her off guard.

The teacher was then seen covered in the silly string, much to the amusement of the students.

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STUDENTS SURPRISE TEACHER WITH MAN UNITED JERSEY FOR TEACHER’S DAY

A video emerged online showing a group of students surprising their teacher with a present.

They were seen presenting their teacher (who is presumably a Manchester United fan) with a Man U jersey.

The teacher was so happy that he put on the jersey and did Cristiano Ronaldo’s famous “SIU” celebration.

Heartwarming stuff, very cool teacher.

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YOUNG PUNKS NO WEAR MASK, GATHER IN GROUP OF 12 TO SHARE THE VIRUS

A photo emerged online showing a group of YPs gathering illegally in a group of 12.

They were seen without their masks on and neglecting social distancing as well.

Current Covid-19 regulations dictate a maximum group size of 5 persons.

Images source: @complaint.sg on IG

MAID FILM HERSELF VAPING THEN DANCE AND FLASH GANG SIGN

A video emerged online showing a maid filming herself vaping in the kitchen.

She then broke into a dance and started shaking her backside.

She then took a photo of herself flashing a gang sign.

Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.

Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.

FULL VIDEO LOADING…

Source: @yoursgkaren on IG

67 Y.O UNCLE SLAPS & PUNCHED 12 Y.O BOY AT HOUGANG GETS JAILED

67-year-old Chua Chek Yong thinks that he is old and the younger people should listen to him confronted a 12-year-old boy who was cycling.

By exercising his authority on a 12-year-old he felt that he could boost his ego as an old man.

The man confronted the boy and told him not to cycle in the neighbourhood and told the boy to cycle on the footpath instead, the boy initially comply but returned later. The boy told the man that LTA allows cycling here but the man was not happy and said “You don’t argue with me”.

The man then threatens to damage his bicycle and started slapping and punching the boy several times. The boy started filming the man as evidence to protect himself.

The boy was punched in the face at Block 438 Hougang Avenue 8. Luckily, a passerby saw the commotion and protected the boy from further assault and help him called his parents.

The man was eventually arrested and jailed for 5 days.