A fight between 2 groups of young people went viral after the video of the knife fight was see circulating on Facebook, a 19-year-old man was injured after the fight was taken to hospital.

The incident happened at Upper Cross Street in Chinatown on Sunday morning (10 May 2020)

So far, the Police were able to arrest 3 of the man that was rioting. The police are currently looking for the rest of the people that are involved, a manhunt is ongoing.

The video begins with a group teens hiding and in waiting of another group, part of the group ran away when the group came.

One of the teens were repeatedly slashed

According to the Police:

“A 19-year-old man was conveyed conscious to Singapore General Hospital,” a police spokesman said.

“Three persons have been arrested at the scene and a manhunt operation is currently underway to arrest the other people involved in the rioting case.”

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With Lawrence Wong’s announcement, many of us clubbers do feel the pain as nightspots aren’t going to open immediately after the lifting of the circuit breaker.

But we Singaporeans are a creative bunch, and such measures wont prevent us from releasing the clubber within us. Anyway, here’s an individual who has found a way to deal with his clubber spirit.

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Sometimes, life feels like sh*t. It feels even shitter when you are a food delivery rider and being rude at.

Many times, when we reach the restaurant & ask if our order is ready, we get replied rudely by restaurant staff, especially so during peak hours.

Many restaurants are understaffed and lack manpower during this period. They simply can’t cope with the orders & their walk in customers.

The common replies we often get shouted at during peak hours? “You can, you wait. If you cannot wait, Cancel!” Yes. We do have the option to cancel the order but at the very least, restaurant staff should let us know how many orders there are infront of us before we can decide right? Nope, some choose to shout at us yet greet their walk in customers with a big smile and serve them first before proceeding with our orders. And when we checked our orders again? They would simply reply “Preparing! Preparing!”

Riders would often encourage each other and tell each other to wait patiently. I can understand the stress & pressure we all go through. Peak hours is the only time we can get more orders. The rest of the timings we are basically just waiting for orders.

Then there are those resturants that are not ready for operation but they start to take in online orders. Was sent to a restaurant this afternoon but they were not ready for operation and was told to wait 30mins. Why would these restaurant do that? Not only we riders need to wait, their customers would also have to wait.

So, who gets the blame when your orders are delayed or you waited too long for ur orders? Us. Riders. Here’s the thing. No rider in the right state of mind would want to delay your orders. Get this clear.

Everyone wants to clear their current order ASAP and recieve the next order. Some are rushing for their daily targets, some are rushing for their incentives.

Its tough being a food delivery rider. I once had to deliver an order which box was too big to fit into my thermal bag on a raining day.

I ended up at the customer place with his order, rain drops on the plastic bag but food was intact. He asked me. “How come the bag so wet?” “Er.. Because it is raining Sir?” Most probably, he gave me a 1 star rating.

Having ranted so much, there are many kind souls out there. Often I will recieve texts asking me to ride safely, take ur time etc etc. Its just the minorities out there that spoils our day/ mood.

So, the next time when u order ur food. Pls have some patience. Delivery guys are human too. They are not superman (Ok, maybe some are ironman).

When ur next order arrives, thank your delivery guy. If u can, tip him a dollar or two if you liked his service. He will be grateful.

A Malaysian homemaker had shared a homemade cookies recipe online which claimed to be similar to the recipe used by Famous Amos. Her post was shared more than 200,000 times on Facebook.

In her post, she had shared the ingredients need to bake the cookies.

Ingredients:

• 250g butter
• 1 1/4 cups brown sugar
• 2 1/2 cups wheat flour
• 1/2 cup cornflour
• 2 cups chocolate chips
• 1 tsp vanilla essence
• 1 tsp baking powder
• 1 tsp sodium bicarbonate
• 6 tbsp vegetable oil
• 1 egg
• Almond nibs/flakes

Step by Step guides is provided in each photo on how to bake the cookie.

Step One: To mix the below ingredients well in a bowl

1. Butter 250g,
2. 1 1/4 cup of Brown Sugar
3. 1 tsp vanilla essence
4. 1 egg

Step Two: Add the remaining ingredients below and continue to mix it well

1. 2 1/2 cups Wheat flour
2. 1/2 cup cornflour
3. 1 tsp baking powder
4. 1 tsp sodium bicarbonate
5. 6 tbsps vegetable oil

Step Three: Add chocolate chips into the mixture and mix well

1. 2 cups chocolate chips

Step 4: Add Almond nibs/flakes (Optional)

Step 5: Let the mixture rest in the fridge for 30 mins

Step 6: Heat up the oven to 150 degrees and apply butter on the tray. Shape the dough on the tray with each equally apart.

Step 7: Bake the cookie for 20 mins

Step 8: Check the cookie if they expand nicely without opening the oven

Once 20 mins are up the cookie is ready to be served. However, remember to let the cookie cold to get the crunchy texture.

\Just yesterday, video of otters were spotted running around at KK hospital.

Many might wonder why did the otters went there, another video was uploaded and has explained why the otters were doing there.

They were having a “free flow fish buffet”, look at the poor koi chewed to death.

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Two men, aged 51 and 59, were arrested by the police on suspicion of a robbery and attacking the victim.

According to The Singapore Police Force, the Police were alerted via several police reports that a fight had occurred along New Upper Changi Road at about 1.36 AM yesterday

Initial investigations revealed that a 41-year-old man was attacked by two men and his bang containing S$420 and a mobile phone was robbed by the duo.

Police officers from the Bedok Police Station arrived at the scene to investigate and they were able to identify the suspects via Police CCTV, and both men were arrested within 15 hours.

Both men will be charged in court tomorrow(11 May 2020), they will be facing charges of robbery with hurt under Section 394 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224.

If convicted, they will be punished with imprisonment for a term of not less than 5 years and not more than 20 years and not less than 12 strokes of the cane.

According to a Facebook post by the Singapore Police Force, a false rumour had been circulating on social media and messaging platforms. The false rumours states that NEA and police officers conducting checks on household to ensure circuit breaker measures enforced are fake.

The message that is circulating claims to be originated from a friend of an NEA staff, the message state not to go visiting during Hari Raya so as to avoid been fined

Although the news is fake, the Singapore Police Force continues to urge the members of the public to “comply with safe distancing measures, including NO gatherings with family or friends who do not live together.”

In the FB Post :

[FALSE RUMOUR ON NEA AND POLICE CHECKS ON RESIDENTIAL UNITS TO ENFORCE CIRCUIT BREAKER MEASURES]

The Police would like to clarify that a RUMOUR circulating on social media and text messaging platforms claiming that officers from the National Environment Agency and the Singapore Police Force are visiting residential units during Hari Raya to nab persons who flout circuit breaker measures is FALSE.

Please do not spread false rumours. Please comply with safe distancing measures, including NO gatherings with family or friends who do not live together