Earlier today MOH announced 1016 new cases in Singapore and the 12th death case.

MOH has also published a list of new clusters in Singapore.

Here are the 8 clusters.

• cluster at 10 Kranji Link, where one of the newly confirmed cases is linked to 10 previous cases.

• Cluster at 32 Tuas View Square, where six of the newly confirmed cases are linked to 23 previous cases.

• Cluster at 36 Tuas View Square, where three of the newly confirmed cases are linked to 19 previous cases.

• Cluster at 40 Tuas View Square, where one of the newly confirmed cases is linked to five previous cases.

• Cluster at 61 Senoko Drive, where 11 of the newly confirmed cases are linked to three previous cases.

• Cluster at 8 Sungei Kadut Avenue, involving 23 of the earlier confirmed cases.

• Cluster at 18 Sungei Kadut Avenue, where 41 of the newly confirmed cases are linked to six previous cases.

• Cluster at Wing Fong Court, at 10 Lorong 14 Geylang, involving five of the earlier confirmed cases.

According to the media release, today we hit more than 10,000 cases and also another report on a death case, the Ministry of Health announced this information earlier today on 23 April 2020.

The patient died on the 21st of April 2020. She is case number 1071 and she is an 84 year-old female Singapore Citizen.

She passed away from complications due to Covid-19 infection.

She was confirmed to have Covid-19 infection on Apr. 2.

Khoo Teck Puat Hospital has reached out to her family and is extending their assistance to them

Local ‘celebrity superstar’ was fired from his job after he posted a photo with a colleague.

Netizens who hate him, took screenshots of the photo and send it to Certis Cisco and complained that he is flouting social distancing.

This is the 2nd time he has been fired due to people complaining to his company

It did not take long for Certis Cisco to take action, the very next day when he reported to work he was fired.

After he was fired from his job, he posted a live Facebook video and showed that he was unpleased with what the haters did, the video was quickly removed by Facebook. He said that people sabo him and he has a son to feed.

He then posted a video on Youtube on he felt.

Please note that the video contains vulgarity.

According to the media release, there are at least 16 SIA staff that are infected with the Coronavirus.

SIA has been working with the relevant authorities such as the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore and MOH to fight the spread of the virus.

A circular was sent out to SIA staff, which indicated that 16 of the staff has been tested positive since March.

Out of the cases, 14 of them work in the air as cabin crews and two of them are group staff who are stationed at the airport.

So far 8 of them has been discharged from the hospital.

Earlier today, 3 videos were uploaded by a Facebook user of a woman laying the grass at some HDB area.

She was seen digging the grass, the Facebook user that posted the video said that the woman is digging and eating the grass.

However, the video only captured her digging at the grass and lying on the grass patch.

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According to the latest media release from MOH, they have announced yet another 1016 cases in Singapore.

Bringing the total to 10,141 cases in Singapore.

Most of the patients are from foreign worker dormitories.

Fifteen of the cases are Singaporeans and Permanent Residents.

MOH said that they are working through to get the details, more information will be public by MOH tonight.

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A man has been charged earlier today for meeting two friends and disturbing a Police officer, he meets two friends near the lift lobby to chat and shining flashlight drunkenly at a police officer.

Poh Cher Wee, 58-year-old met two friends on the 14 April from 9 pm to 11.30 pm to chat at level 1 of Blk 532 Bedok North Street 3.

The two friends are Hoo Chai Peng and Ho Tian Seng, they meet for social reasons and they do not share the same household as Poh.

Flashing light at Police face

He was drunk and annoyed a police officer with his handphone flashlight and shine it at the officer’s face.

He is now facing the charges of meeting someone, not from the same household and can be jailed for a maximum of 6 months and up to $10,000 fine.

For getting drunk and causing annoyance to others he can be jailed for six month and or fine $1000.

He will be back in court next month.