Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Singapore Government had introduced circuit breaker as part of the preventive measures to help to reduce the increasing number of COVID-19 cases in Singapore.

Lesser people are seen outdoors, many of us turned to food delivery services to settle our three meals. However, these meals were charged at a higher price.

According to a post shared by Kakis’ Club, a netizen shared their experience with Grab Food delivery on social media. Apparently, the pricing of the food was markup. The receipt from the stall as compared to the receipt shown in the grab app is absolutely shocking. A normal meal from costing $35.60 will cost you a whooping $60.70 in grab with a $7.10 service charge included.

IN KAKIS’ CLUB POST:

“All you CB hungry ghosts kena bluff by GrabFood for how long already? Wake up your ideas and support local for real please!

Difference between buying at the physical stall and ordering through Grabfood? Lollll. FYI, I’ve yet to order any online delivery since the start of CB. 😂 Pretty surprise a lot of ppl didn’t know online ordering of dishes are generally more expensive. But during this CB they are even steeper, so. “

Dogs are known to be man best friend, a story had been shared by FB user Alice Minggu about how her pet dog sacrificing its life to save her family.

According to her post, the dog fought bravely with a poisonous snake when it spotted the snake in the dining room. However, the dog died shortly after the snake was killed.

IN HER FB POST SHE WROTE:

“Yesterday was a historical day to my whole family and I as we lost our most precious one and only beloved dog. Just a local breed one but he meant so much to us. Many people claimed him as a very aggressive dog but yesterday he saved us but unfortunately we couldn’t save him after he found a deadly poison snake in our dining room. He fought till the snake died and quickly moved over to our car porch and took his final breath. It was so heartbreaking for us to witness the scene and to pull him out of the area seemed almost impossible as he will never backed off.

Truly our best dog ever. You will be forever in our heart Chiko. Till we meet again in a better place. 💖

“Goodbye and rest in peace Chiko”🌹”

According to the media release, 25 men were spotted breaching circuit breaker measures while watching live streaming horse races and betting at a carpark located at Block 57 Marine Parade Road.

According to the media, most of the man was spotted holding on to their phones watching the live stream of horse racing. Some of the men were drinking and smoking away with their face mask below their chin.

According to some residents, these men gather at least 3 times a week mostly during the afternoon. This practice had been around for years, they usually gather at a market near the carpark. Due to the COVID-19 situation, the market had been closed. These men were forced to move their gathering to the nearby carpark.

In this period of time, everyone should be more socially responsible and should not take the situation lightly. We should all unite together as one to fight COVID-19 and make Singapore safe again.

According to the Singapore Police Force, a 25-year-old woman was arrested for her suspected involvement of e-commerce scam.

In a period of 6 months, between Nov 2019 to Apr 2020 multiple reports were filed relating to concert ticket sales scam on Carousell. According to the victim, the seller went missing after the payment was made.

After investigating, the police were able to identify the seller and arrested her on the 19 May 2020.

Investigation is ongoing.

Anyone convicted of cheating will face a jail term up to 10 years and a fine.

SPF advises member of the public:

a) Opt for buyer protection by using in-built payment options that release payment to the seller only upon delivery. Whenever possible, avoid making advance payments or direct bank transfers to the seller.

b)         Scammers may entice buyers to contact them directly through messaging platforms such as WhatsApp or WeChat by offering a better or faster deal if bank transfer payments are made directly to them. They may also use a local bank account or provide a copy of an NRIC/driver’s licence to make you believe that they are genuine sellers.  Do not fall for it.

c)         If the price is too good to be true, it probably is. Purchase only from authorised sellers or reputable sources, especially for high-value items.

Hi admin,

Just want to highlight and made known to public that these elderly have been gathering with mask hanging at the chin since day 1 of CB.

I walk past there every morning. I even once went up to tell them but to no avail. I submitted to One service app before but somehow after i submitted the case, the pending case will be 0.

So I’m not sure it reaches them and i even call amk police station before. But things are still happening.

I hope using your platform, we can draw more attention to these issues and fight hard with the covid19.

Thank you. let me know how to submit photos to you if you are interested. i have also emailed you a copy.

Location: Blk 628 wet market and 626 amk

A video of a ship capsizing has been circulating on Whatsapp, netizens said that this was near Tuas.

Approximately 5 people were still seen on the ship when the ship flipped over.

The exact date of the incident is unclear.

Man jumps off moments before ship capsizing

A group of sailors were on the ship when it happened.

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A video showing a group of youth party in an apartment have been circulating online.

A bathtub full of Moët & Chandon champagne can be seen from one of the pictures as well.

The post even included an open invitation for a secret massive party that will be held on Saturday (May 23). The party will include DJs, food and alcoholic beverages.

They even stated that attendees would have the chance to win Relx E-cigarette pods.

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