A student posted a post online stating that school fees should be lowered during this period as they are not physically in school, therefore, lowering the cost of operating the school.
Here is the story:
OK someone needs to start holding the university/administration/governments accountable. WHY. ARE. WE. STILL. PAYING. FULL SCHOOL FEES. WHEN WE ARE NOT IN SCHOOL PHYSICALLY??????
That money should back to us for rebates as the household utilities have increased. WHY. IS. NO. MP. DOING. ANYTHING. cc: CHAN CHUN SING. At the bare minimum, we should not have to pay misc. fees, exam fees.
They don’t have to switch on the aircon/lights, they don’t need to do so much maintenance/ cleaning staff. These should be backdated(Mar 2019) and paid to the students or a rebate should be given for subsequent semesters. If there is already a change.org please link it down below.
Where are the student unions? Where are the 5-figure executives who are in charge of student ‘welfare’?
Because my wallet and my family’s wallet is very VERY UNWELL.
A girl got together with an ugly guy all for the sake of money. She said that the man has been paying for her school fees and that’s why she is sleeping with him. Macham chicken.
Here is the story:
Asking for advice here. My boyfriend is paying for my tuition fees and giving me a monthly allowance which is the only reason I’m dating him and I want to break up with him after graduation.
I know that it is bad that I am using him only for money but he was the one that offered to pay for my tuition fees and he is also unattractive in every way (looks, personality etc) and I am young and from a struggling family.
I do not plan to repay him the money he spent on me since he never said I have to.
Would he be able to sue me for the money he willingly offered me if I break up with him?
A video emerged online showing 2 uncles fighting under a block under the pouring rain.
The uncle in long pants then threw a punch at the face of the yellow shirt uncle, knocking him out as he laid on the floor in a daze, struggling to get up.
According to the Ministry of Health, yet another person has succumbed to the deadly COVID-19.
This is the number 41 death case reported in Singapore.
The man had a history of heart disease, stroke, diabetes mellitus, hypertension and hyperlipidaemia.
The man is 63-year-old and unvaccinated, On Tuesday (Aug 3) the man had symptoms and later collapses in his home and he was sent to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has said that all residents in these three housing blocks, 237 Bukit Batok East Ave 5, 51 Chin Swee Road and 683 Tessensohn Road are required to go for mandatory Covid-19 testing after more than 12 households were detected to have Covid-19 infection.
Owners and staff of commercial units at Chin Swee Rd and Tessensohn Rd will also be required to take part in this testing.
As of today, seven cases were detected across four households in 237 Bukit Batok East Avenue 5, four cases across four households at 51 Chin Swee Rd and eight cases across four households at 683 Tessensohn Rd.
Testing details
Testing will take place on Saturday, 7th August 2021, at each of the three blocks between 9am to 4pm.
It is mandatory for all residents to attend with the exception of those with a negative test result from 2nd August 2021 onwards.
Test venues
For residents of 237 Bukit Batok East Ave 5, venue would be 236 Bukit Batok East Avenue 5.
For residents of Chin Swee Road, venue would be the void deck between 51 and 53 Chin Swee Road.
For residents of Tessensohn Road, venue would be at the void deck between 51 and 53 Chin Swee Road.
Starhub mentioned today, 6th August 2021, that personal data including IC and Mobile numbers of its customers were found on a third party dump site last month.
There were more than 57,000 of such data found by Starhub’s cybersecurity team.
Starhub said that the data belonged to customers who have subscribed to their services before 2007 and that the personal data appears to be around 14 years old.
They also said that no credit card information or bank account information is at risk and Starhub’s information systems and customer database were not compromised.
There is also no indication that the data has been used in a malicious way.
CEO of Starhub, Nikhil Eapen, apologised saying “Data security and customer privacy are serious matters for StarHub, and I apologise for the concern this incident may be causing our affected customers.”
He also promises to be transparent and to keep Starhub’s customers updated on the situation.
Starhub also said that they have attempted to have the document from the data dump site and have taken actions immediately to review their existing security measures to prevent another breach like this.
Customers affected by this will be informed by 20th August 2021, and will be offered six months of complimentary credit monitoring service through the Credit Bureau Singapore.