Yesterday at 7.55 PM many local residents had a sing-along at various HDB estates around Singapore.
But a video was uploaded of a bunch of punks singing gang songs at Tampines Street 11
Here is the Video.
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Origin of video from Facebook user shukrin henris
As of 12pm, MOH has preliminarily confirmed an additional 931 cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore.
Majority are Work Permit holders residing in foreign worker dormitories.
Of the 931 cases, 15 are Singaporeans/PRs.
MOH will share further updates in its press release that will be issued later tonight.
Hey guys,
I wanna share that my husband found a similar MC Spicy patty. If u miss eating Mc Donald’s MC Spicy meal here’s the chance for u to try this out.
I wouldn’t say it taste exactly but it’s similar!! Spicyness, the juiciness from the chicken. It’s delicious. Ever since we found this packet we forget MCD exists.
We are a big-time lover for McSpicy. This is our alternative for fast food. Sharing is caring.
We bought this at vista point(woodlands) not sure if u can find this at ur area. Go ahead and try it out.
The stall is located at Vista Point Halal Butcher.
Yesterday, there was an increase of 618 cases in Singapore, 597 are work permit holders
 There are 7 new clusters. They are the
Among the new cases, there are 597 work permit holders living in workers dormitory, 12 are work permit holders living outside the dormitory, and 9 are community cases, only 7 are Local citizens and permanent residents. There are no imported cases abroad today.
81% of the new cases are related to the known infection group, and others are subject to further investigation.
According to a Facebook post published by Jerry Lindah, a phone can be seen dropping from the high floor of an apartment.
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“Time check 7.55 Pm and guess what someone drop a phone.”
A voice can be heard in the background screaming as the phone falls from height.
Here is the video for you to laugh at
Though the PHV driver might have broken the rules of touting for passengers in public he did not retaliate in the face of these accusations.
Who the F*** is this man to be going around doing this, the man is not doing essential business and he should go home straight for whatever essential business he did, who gave him the right to stop and confront the Grab driver.
Here is the translation:
“Hey miss, that guy ask u take his car ah?”
“Hey uncle u do grab ah?”
“Your license allow u to call passengers from the street?”
“I see your carplate many times already, if i see u here again i will report LTA”
A video went viral after a woman was seen abusing a KFC staff and shouting at the top of her voice, she even spits at the staff which cause netizens to be disgusted by her behaviour.
The Police were alerted on the same day on the 22 April 2020 at around 12.48 PM, they were alerted to assist with the dispute that happened between the woman and the KFC staff at NEX Shopping Centre.
By the time the Police had arrived at the mall, the woman was long gone.
After 2 days of investigations, Police from Ang Mo Kio Division was able to identify her and arrested her on the 24th April 2020.
She might be jailed up to 3 months and/or fine of $2000 if she is guilty of committing Public Nuisance.
This offence is under Section 290 of the Penal Code.
According to the Police, a 34-year-old man has been arrested after a series of offensive and racist tweets were posted on Twitter.
According to the police media release, the police were alerted to the incident on the 18th April 2020.
The Twitter account used was Sharonliew86, many posts was made that insults on races were posted on the account.
The Assistant Commissioner said: “Thanks to the relentless work by the investigators from Bedok Police Division, we were able to identify the person responsible for the offensive content on Twitter and bring him to justice.”
There are alot of people queuing for don don donki but at the same time there is someone that is obviously not queueing for essential goods.
Just look at the 2nd picture. Go NTC already then still come here queue. What is so essential that must queue at don don donki.
As of 12pm, MOH has preliminarily confirmed an additional 618 cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore.
The majority are Work Permit holders residing in foreign worker dormitories.
Of the 618 cases, 7 are Singaporeans/PRs.
MOH will share further updates in its press release that will be issued later tonight.
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