According to the Media release, Lew Wei Ming, a 37-year-old man was charged for abusing a Police officer at Cathay Shopping Mall.

The incident happened on the 16 of April, Lew was caught not wearing a mask in Public by a Police officer. The Police officer issued him a fine outside The Cathay.

He then insulted the Police officer by calling him an “a***hole”. This leads to his arrest and he is now charged under the Protection from Harassment Act (POHA) for hurling vulgarities at a public servant.

He will be trying on the 8 May 2020.

Another Similar Case

Eddie Neo Zhong Jie, a 35-year-old committed a similar crime. He was conducting non-essential business at Yuhua Village Coffeeshop that is located at Jurong East Street 24.

After he was caught, he started hurling vulgarities to a Singapore Food Agency officer.

He is also facing a similar charge for allegedly abusing the officer

According to the latest media release from The Ministry of Health (MOH), The preliminary cases for today (April 23) is at 1,037 new cases

Currently, Singapore has passed the 11,000 mark, the total number of cases in Singapore is 11,178.

21 More Singaporeans and PR are among the new cases reported by the ministry of health.

Almost all of the other cases are Work permit holders that are residing in dormitories

MOH will release further information tonight.

Due to the circuit breaker, people are stressed and disputes are happening island-wide especially at F&B outlets.

Today a man was seen raging at a Burger King Staff. We can tell that the burger king staff was handling it in a very calm manner, kudos to the staff.

Just yesterday, there was a dispute at a different Burger King outlet located at Ang Mo Kio

and a woman spitting at a KFC staff at Serangoon Nexus Mall.

Today we have this

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A 46-year-old Indian national was found dead at the staircase landing of Khoo Teck Puat Hospital earlier today. (23rd April 2020)

According to the Police, they were alerted to a case of unnatural death in the hospital at around 7.29 AM.

The police stated that

 “A 46-year-old male Indian national was found lying motionless at a staircase landing of the said location and subsequently succumbed to his injuries.

“Based on preliminary investigations, the police do not suspect foul play.”

Police investigations are ongoing.

Yesterday, a video went viral between a Burger king staff from Ang Mo Kio and a grab rider.

The two taunted each other and almost escalated to a fight if not for bystanders stopping them. Which can be viewed at this link

Burger King Staff Fine $300

According to the Police, a 24 year old man has been fine $300 for flouting circuit breaker rules, we are informed that the 24-year-old is the burger king staff.

“A 24-year-old man was issued with a composition fine of $300 for flouting the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures)(Control Order) Regulations 2020,” 

A Singaporean man told Singapore Uncensored that on last week on 13th April(Monday) he had a sore throat and visited the doctor, the doctor issued him a 5 day MC and he was told to stay at home.

The man who stays in Ang Mo Kio headed home after seeing the doctor and did not go anywhere else for the period.

On last Friday (17 April 2020), he was having a nap in the afternoon. He heard someone knocking on the door and curious who was going to visit him during the circuit breaker.

As it turns out, it was circuit breaker enforcers checking if he was really at home after he was given 5 days MC.

After they checked his IC and verified his identity, the enforcers left his unit.

To those that are served with 5 days MC and told to stay at home, please stay at home. There is no reason to move around the community and risk others and yourselves. Not to mention risking a hefty fine.

Alan Tham ,The man who did not serve his stay home notice after he returns from Myanmar has been sentenced to 6 weeks jail.

His actions came to light after he published a Facebook post on enjoying Singapore’s local food. His actions backlashed on himself and gained an infamous nickname from the netizens “Bak Ku Teh Man”

Tham lost his job at CISCO secure logistics for not serving Stay home notice.

In Total Tham stayed in the public for 1.5 hours. Previously lawyer’s representing Tham asked for a $10,000 fine instead of jail.

Tham did not received the most heaviest sentenced which includes a $10,000 fine.

21 Workers locked up in a room, updates from TWC2 which promotes equitable treatment for migrant workers in Singapore. We help those in need and advocate better policies.

Here is their Facebook post

From a dorm called “Joylicious”, we got a distress call. A Chinese worker was taken away on 17 April with Covid-19.

The remaining 21 workers have been locked inside their room since at least 10.30 am yesterday.

Door is locked from the outside.

Workers wanting to go to toilet/shower are asked to call security guards who will come to unlock the door, but the guards can take up to 30 minutes to show up.

This is an unacceptable and dangerous way to do things.

What if a fire breaks out in the block? How will the 21 men escape? Workers shared two videos. One shows a man trying to open the door, but it is locked. The other shows the crowded conditions in the room.

Screengrabs from the videos below. We contacted the authorities and their related organisation yesterday afternoon, but as at 30 minutes ago, the door is still locked.