According to a media release, a 46-year-old woman Taiwanese national, Sun Szu-Yen was charged in court after she caused harassment to another woman at Ion Orchard.

The incident happened on the 12 of April 2020 at around 4.45 PM.

She deliberately sneezes in the direction of Ms Devika Rani Muthu Krishna at the Mall entrance and told her to shut up.

Sun Szu-Yen is also involved in another case of throwing various household items from her Condominium home last year, items included a vacuum cleaner.

If convicted of causing harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act, she could be jailed up to six months and/or fined up to S$5,000.

Yesterday the govt released information that there will be further cut down on the number of essential services.

One of which is the salon.

Long queues islandwide

2 Videos was uploaded on youtube and over 100 of people were seen queueing up in Geylang just to get a haircut.

Delivery guys are crowding to wait for an order, stress is high tension is high.

Especially the last night before the end of Bubble Tea.

A few grab delivery guys were seen in a dispute.

It is believed that the fight started after a fellow grab rider cut queue and took the order. The man was unpleased and started shouting and said “its mine!” in Hokkien.

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The government has started the implementation of controlling crowding in markets.

If the last digit of your NRIC is an odd number, you can only enter on odd dates of the month, and if the number is even number, you can only enter on even dates of the month

Example:

Alex’s NRIC last digit is 5 (odd number)

Today’s date is 21st (odd Number)

Alex can enter the market today.

The four markets that will be affected is

• Geylang Serai Market
• Chong Pang Market at Block 104/105 Yishun Ring Road
• Block 20/21 Marsiling Lane
• and Block 505 Jurong West Street 52

Start off with wet markets, popular Supermarkets next

Lawrence Wong, Minister for National Development said

“We will start with wet markets and we will do this also in other popular areas like supermarkets in order to thin out the crowds and reduce transmission risk in these areas,”

According to a press release, Minister Lawrence Wong explains the new rules that will be implemented

People movement in wet markets and supermarkets will also be controlled, this will be done so, by scanning NRIC for entry.

People will be assigned to different groups either on odd or even days.

Example

If a persons’ NRIC is scanned and belongs to the ‘odd day group’ when it is on an even day, the person will be denied entry.

This is to control crowding in market/Supermarkets to prevent further transmissions of the COVID-19.

The implementation will start in wet markets and eventually in Supermarkets.

He later said in Mandarin that, if you need to go buy groceries please go alone and not with the whole family.