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PM LEE TO ADDRESS COVID-19 UPDATES AT 21 APRIL, 5 PM

According to the media release, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will provide an update and address Singapore later today.

The broadcast will be available at 5PM.

“We are now two weeks into our circuit breaker. I will be giving an update on where we are now and what we need to do next at 5pm today on TV and radio,” said Prime Minister Lee

To view the broadcast please visit Mr Lee’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/leehsienloong/

1,111 CASES PRELIMINARILY CONFIRMED BY MOH ON 21 APRIL, SINGAPORE MORE THAN 9,000 CASES

According to the latest media release, the Ministry of Health has preliminarily confirmed 1,111 new cases of the Coronavirus.

Since has hit over 9000 cases, we are currently at 9,125.

Most of the cases are Work permit holders from dorms, 20 Singaporeans/PR among the 1111 cases.

MOH will publish an update tonight.

Updates On Yesterdays Cases

New Clusters

  • Jurong Apartments dormitory (555 Upper Jurong Road)
  • Woodlands Lodge II (190 Woodlands Industrial Park E7)
  • 8 Sungei Kadut Loop.

MAN PINNED AND ARRESTED BY POLICE, HE IS NOT WEARING A MASK

A video is circulating in Whatsapp of a man that has been pinned down at a coffeeshop at Telok Banglah Crescent Coffeeshop (Chang Cheng Mee Wah).

According to a netizen, the man always loiters in the area and he is not mentally sound.

” Telok Blangah Crescent market. This man is not mentally sound always loitering around without mask. “

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YISHUN HAWKER TAKES OFF MASK TO DRINK WATER, ENFORCER: ” I don’t care, not my problem.”

The incident happened at Yishun

Heard cases of ppl being investigated for defying the enforcers. I almost become someone being investigated for the same offence. Tis is wat happened.

Earlier, at my stall. Face mask on. The heat was unbearable with the satay. Saw a group of three (one male two female) coming towards the coffeeshop.

I turned Ard, took a towel, pulled down the mask to my chin, wiped my face wif the towel and took a sip of drink. Wash my hand and Pulled the face mask back on. Continue to do my satay.

Suddenly, one of the female from the group came to my stall. I saw the pass she was wearing. An enforcer.

Enforcer : Saw u wif your face mask down to ur chin. Must cover the nose and mouth at all times in the stall.

Me: Sorry ma’am, I wiped my face and took a drink. Tats why I pulled down the mask

Enforcer: I don’t care, not my problem. Must cover mouth and nose at all times.

Whilst talking, my face mask drop down from my nose. ( I’m fat, surely my face big)

Enforcer: See now ur face mask not proper

Me: Ok

( Pull up my mask up to cover my nose and continue wif my work).

My wife who saw the whole incident was shocked by the exchange.

I agree that u are given the authority. I respect the authority given to u. But please dun be arrogant becos of the authority. Please learn to be tactful when approaching ppl. Dun need for u to be rude unless u can tell me how I can wipe my face and drink wif my mask on.

I’m wondering whether the persons being investigated for defying the enforcers were treated the same as me and got defensive.
🤔🤔

Btw, stay safe everyone. Stay indoors and keep u mask on when outdoors.

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TODDLER DIES AFTER 166KG MIRROR FELL AT CHANGI JEWEL

An 18-month-old baby has died from a head injury after a mirror fell on her head. State Coroner Kamala Ponnampalam released the findings on 21st April 2020.

The incident happened back on 23 August 2019, the PRC family came to Singapore for holiday and while waiting for their flight home, they were shopping at Changi Jewel.

The family went shopping, the mother of the child left the toddler and 6-year-old brother behind along with their grandmother at Urban Revivo retail store.

The 6-year-old brother and a friend of the toddler’s mother squeeze into a gap behind the heavy mirror causing it to fell.

The toddler was standing straight in front of the mirror when the incident happened.

Mother heard screams

The mother heard people screaming and ran back but to see the toddler crushed under the mirror and bleeding and the grandmother trying to lift the mirror from the crushed toddler.

The toddler was sent to the hospital but died later that day.

Autospy reports

  • The mirror was 1.99m tall
  • 0.6m wide
  • 166kg
  • The mirror wont fall unless someone uses excessive force to push it over

YOUNG PUNKS CAUGHT HAVING GATHERING, RUNS AWAY WHEN SHOUTED AT

The incident happened on the 19 April 2020 at Tampines Street 22 Blk 220.

A group of people had a gathering during the circuit breaker and was caught by a resident in the block.

Right after they were discovered they tried to cover their face and ran down the stairs.

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LOAN SHARK HARASSMENT BY MASS ORDERING FOOD DELIVERY TO VICTIM ADDRESS

Received a large order today, turns out to be a scam.

“Unexpectedly, when the food is delivered to the home in the vicinity of Red Hill, the owner said that he did not order, and the number of the person who ordered the meal could not be reached. I thought that the wrong address was sent at the beginning.  “

The poor owner of the address has been getting harassed for the longest time.

To all fellow delivery personnel and hawkers, from today onwards please ask for payment first before delivering. (We did not do so as some customer prefer COD or do not have paynow/paylah) But lesson learnt.

5,800 DENGUE FEVER CASES IN SINGAPORE, 5 DEATH CASES IN 2020

According to NEA’s latest updates, as of Mid April, there are already 5,800 cases of the dengue fever. The figure is almost twice compared to the same period last year.

NEA Expecting this year cases to hit at least 16,000 unless there is immediate action

NEA said that the number of Dengue cases is usually high. NEA has highlighted the situation to MOH.

The weekly amount of Dengue cases in Singapore is about 300 to 400 cases.

So far 5 people have died from Dengue Fever this year.

The following are the new dengue cases that were discovered in the last 2 weeks

  • 11 Cases at Pavillion Circle Area
  • 3 Cases at Westwood Ave area
  • 2 Cases at Hougang Area
  • 12 Cases at Ang Mo Kio Area
  • 5 Cases atMei Hwan Cres Area
  • 16 Cases at Jalan Jurong Area
  • 5 at Cases Aljunied Rd Area
  • 15 Cases at Woodleigh Area
  • 7 Cases at Elizabeth Drive Area
  • 8 Cases at Yishun Area
  • 5 Cases in the last 2 weeks at Jurong West Area

And many more, for the full list please visit NEA’s website on Dengue clusters.

With the pandemic situation of COVID-19, it is also important to remember that Dengue fever is something that has been active in Singapore throughout the years and not to lose focus for prevention of Mosquito Breeding.

Dengue can be deadly as well.

9 PEOPLE RECEIVED $1,000 FINE FOR REPEATING SAFE DISTANCING RULES

Image Source: Masagos Zulkifli

According to the media release, yet another 9 more people are facing a $1000 fine after breaching safety distancing yet.

Minister for Environment and Water Resources Masagos Zulkifli said in a Facebook post

Today, more than 240 face a fine for not complying with safe distancing measures. Another 120 face a fine for not wearing a mask outside their homes. That’s an increase from yesterday. More than 10 will face a fine of $1,000 for repeated breaches of safe distancing measures, including not wearing a mask in public spaces.

” I strongly urge everyone to stay home. If you need to go out, do remember to put on a mask and follow safe distancing measures at all times. Do not stay out longer than necessary. Please! This is the best way to protect ourselves and those around us.

1 Person can infect up to 1000 people

“COVID-19 is now known to be highly contagious, and infected numbers can grow exponentially. The World Health Organization estimates that the R₀ (or R-naught) of COVID-19 is 2 to 2.5. This means that each COVID-19 carrier is estimated to infect 2 others and these 2 others can go on to infect another 2. If unfettered, in 10 incubation cycles, or a month, that 1 person could potentially infect a thousand. “

AUNTIE WHO INSIST ON EATING IN PUBLIC SPACE HAS BEEN FINED S$300

Earlier today, a video that was circulating in Whatsapp and Facebook shows a woman who ignores all recommendations to eat at home.

it did not take long for the authorities to step in and issue her a fine.

The incident happened on the 18 April at around 10 AM at Block 37A Teban Gardens.

Despite being told repeatedly to go home she ignores and continues having her meal. The Police were contacted officers were on scene and her particulars were taken down.

Her son was later contacted to bring her home.

The video can be viewed here