According to a viral video that was uploaded b SG Road Vigilante, a food panda delivery rider was seen raging at a Taxi along with PIE, Upper Thomson Exit.
The incident happened on 30 April 2020 at around 2.29 PM.
It is unclear why the Food Panda Rider was upset, he initially hit the boot of the taxi and later went to the driver side to hit the glass panel.
According to residents across Singapore, Flash floods were seen in numerous areas in Singapore.
A netizen send in a Photo of flooding of Serangoon North, this photo was taken yesterday after at around 3pm.
PUB said that there are flash floods mainly at 3 areas
The 15th Death case in Singapore, a 58-year-old woman died yesterday from complications that is due to the coronavirus.
Till date, this is the youngest patient who died from the virus. All other patients are above 64 years old.
She was confirmed with the virus on the 26 March 2020 and was warded at Ng Teng Fong Hospital.
The total cases in Singapore: 16,169.
As of 12pm, MOH has preliminarily confirmed an additional 528 cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore.
Majority are Work Permit holders residing in foreign worker dormitories.
Of the 528 cases, 6 are Singaporeans/PRs.
MOH will share further updates in its press release that will be issued later tonight.
A man was seen trying to extinguish the flames but netizens said that he wants to extinguish the flames but he was too far from it.
According to netizens, this happened today morning
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According to the Royal Thai Police Force, five people were arrested in their home in Thailand, Chiang Mai Pa Daet.
Two men and three women were arrested. Among the five people, one of them is a Singaporean.
The house belonged to one of the woman and the other two woman were hired as ‘entertainment women’.
The Police were alerted by a neighbour who reported hearing noises and suspected that a party is going on.
When the Police arrived, the police verified the identity of the house owner and found that the house belonged to one of the women. One of the men is her Singaporean friend. It is believed that the 2 women were hired to entertain the Singaporean and that the man was in Chiang Mai when the lockdown started.
It is now required to present the NRIC when entering supermarkets such as NTUC.
All 148 NTUC outlets in Singapore has confirmed that upon entry scanning of the NRIC is required.
OR Other identification methods such as driving license are needed.
COVID-19: Safe distancing at retail establishments
If you are visiting a supermarket/mall/wet market:
👝 Bring along your NRIC, or any other official photo ID with barcode for scanning (eg. Passion Card, Driver’s License)
😷 Wear a mask at all times
🚶♀ Go alone
↔ Observe safe distancing: keep at least 1m away from others
Temperature screening and collection of particulars (for contact tracing purposes) at supermarkets, malls, wet markets
The incident that got bloody occurred on the evening of March 9, 2018, at a coffee shop in Block 167 of Woodlands 11th Street.
Wang Yao Cai, a 56-year-old and 49-year-old male and his friend Huang Jincai was drinking at the coffee shop, they were unhappy at the Vietnam beer girl as she threw the beer bottles into the bin making a loud noise.
Wang told her to keep the noise down, but instead of properly disposing of the beer bottles she went to a group of 3 men to complain about it and started to whine, The group of 3 men did not bother about her complains. She then started to go around telling other customers about it.
The beer girl was not pleased and threw the beer bottle even harder resulting in an even louder noise, Wang then scolded the Vietnam Girl and they started a verbal dispute.
A 40-year-old man who was at a table beside them stepped up and tell them to stop arguing but ended up joining the argument and hurled vulgarities at each other.
The two other friends(a 31-year-old and 40-year-old) of the 40-year-old also joined in the argument and said to settle the incident behind the coffee shop.
On the way to the back alley, Wang Yaocai ran into the cooking stall and took two kitchen knives, he then rushed to the back of the 49-year-old man and use both the knives and put it at the neck of the 40-year-old.
Seeing this, the 31-year-old and 40-year-old men immediately tried to grab Wang Yaocai. Wang Yaocai unexpectedly waved his sword and chopped towards the two. As a result, the 40-year-old man was cut in the face and the 31-year-old was cut in the right arm.
The 49-year-old Huang Jincai also joined in the fight, but a beer bottle was smashed on his head, Wang Yaocai stepped forward to rescue his friend and cut another man from the group four times.
By the time the Police arrived, Huang and Wang have already left the scene.
Wang was sentenced to 2 years jails
Case 15237 is a 23-year-old female Malaysian national who has no recent travel history to affected countries or regions. She reported onset of symptoms on 23 April, and subsequent test results confirmed COVID-19 infection on 29 April. She is currently warded at the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID).
She is employed as a nurse at NCID. Prior to hospital admission, she had mostly been on medical leave and had only gone to work for a few hours.
It is believed that the man was working temporarily as the entrance to take temperature taking and details of visitors for contact tracing.
However, it did not take long before someone filed a Police report.
It is obvious that the user who went by the Name Yixian is collecting information of the visitors in Cold Storage and sharing it with his Whatsapp group.
All photos and information were posted in a WhatsApp group named G.R.O.C
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