A netizen posted photos of what remains after residents have finished offerings for the Hungry ghost festival.
The offerings were left behind by irresponsible residents who disposed of the packaging on the grass patch and even some of it flew into the drain nearby.
A netizen said: I am shocked. Singapore is known for all their campaigns to be clean and green. From the time I was in primary one, I remember those campaigns and the City was so clean. I am shocked to see this from Singaporeans.
Nothing wrong with burning just clean up after burning my two cents.
Dr Yeo Sow Nam was previously accused of molesting a woman in October 2017 but the case has since been discharged after the woman who accused Yeo of molestation admitted to lying.
The 32-year-old woman who gave false statements claims that Yeo had touched her breast and even kissed her.
Earlier today(Aug 16), the woman admitted in court that she was lying.
The case affected the doctor’s family and friends, for the past 4 years one can only imagine the prejudice he would face for the serious allegations.
A molestation case will usually have a gag order to protect the identity of the victim, however, the woman was not a victim but a liar. As the gag order still stands the woman’s name cannot be published.
This proves to show that a person’s word can easily destroy another person’s livelihood and an imbalance in the system can allow an individual to tarnish the reputation of another.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has said that they are currently investigating the possibility of Covid-19 transmitting at Block 695 Jurong West Central 1.
There are currently 14 cases detected in six households living in the block.
Epidemiological investigations are in progress to determine the links between the cases and the transmission source.
Mandatory tests for residents will take place on Tuesday (17 August 2021) at the block’s void deck between 9am to 4pm.
Residents of the block have been sent SMS notifications and leaflets to provide them with more information.
They are also reminded to keep to their appointment time slot, minimise social interactions as much as possible while waiting for the results and to monitor their health and seek medical attention immediately if they feel unwell.
She proceeded to an airport food court, then to a Clementi clinic, where she lied about her travel history and got medication. Tan had challenged the sole allegation under the Infectious Diseases Act and she was later tested positive for Covid-19.
Wants to challenge the charge against her
She is facing one charge under the Infectious and Disease Act but she wishes the challenge the case. She claimed in court that the officer from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority who briefed her at the airport did not instruct her to return home right away.
She further argued that her stay-at-home notice did not state that she was required to do so.
She will be back in court on August 30th for her sentencing.
According to lawyers who observed the case commented that if she did not contest and pleads guilty she would most likely get a fine. Well, Since she contested if she is found guilty she will either get a heftier fine or even a jail sentence.
A lot of people either don’t want to jab or scare to jab or scare of a needle or cannot jab. Ok the list goes on, but some just die die don’t want to.
A restaurant was recently rated 1 star on Google reviews after she found out that a Thai restaurant located at 57 Killiney road does not allow unvaccinated people to enter their restaurant.
A disgruntled woman decided to go to the restaurant’s Google review and rate the restaurant as 1 star.
Here is what the restaurant said on Facebook:
The article on ST highlighted some of the challenges we faced and how most restaurants had to adapt to the restrictions. We hope our customers understand that we are not discriminating anyone on their vaccination status. Businesses risk being shut down if we do not follow the rules. One upset individual decided to leave a 1 star review on our Google page because she felt that we “support the government’s move to discriminate unvaccinated people”
A netizen shared about her experiences which allegedly happened at Commonwealth Secondary School.
Her form teacher allegedly told her parents that if the majority of the students are targeting her, then something must be wrong with her.
She was also allegedly pinned against the wall by a schoolmate, and the school’s discipline mistress allegedly called her out during assembly, and told her not to make their school life like some Tamil drama or Tamil movie.
A 16 Y.O boy who suffered a cardiac arrest after receiving his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine has received $225,000 in financial assistance under the Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance Programme (VIFAP).
An independent clinical panel which was set up to assess the boy’s VIFAP application found that while the boy’s condition has been improving well, he will still need some time to recover and continue his treatment and rehabilitation.
The boy is currently recovering steadily and undergoing inpatient rehabilitation with no issues of performing his daily living activities by himself.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) also said that the boy will most probably be discharged in the coming weeks but will likely require outpatient rehabilitation for a period of time before he can resume his daily activities and go back to school.
He will continued to be monitored by the medical team.
Quick recap on what happened
The boy suffered a cardiac arrest six days after receiving his first dose of the vaccine, on 3 July 2021.
He had developed acute severe myocarditis which is a condition that causes inflammation of the heart muscles which led to his cardiac arrest.
MOH had said that this might possibly be caused by the vaccine and it is a serious adverse event.
It might have became most aggravated because of the youth’s activities like strenuous lifting of weights and his high consumption of energy drinks and supplements which contains caffeine.
Advisory
MOH advised people to not take up any strenuous physical activities for one week after receiving the vaccine irregardless of first or second dose.
If symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath and abnormal heartbeats appears, to call for medical attention immediately.
It also says that those who develop myocarditis from the first dosage of the mRNA Covid-19 vaccines should not receive any more doses of it.
