Photos of a couple making out in public have gone viral, the first photo on the was taken by a netizen before the enforcement officers arrive.
Moments later, the enforcement officers arrived and they were seen filling up particulars on a form.
“Thank you covidiots for contributing to nation-building, $600 collected 😍😘”
“Singapore Police Force very busy sial”
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A post that was published by a Facebook user has gone viral. She witnesses many people collecting tons of trolleys from Public spaces because many of them pushed it home but did not return it.
Lazy bum people buy a lot of groceries n yet bring the trolley all the way back home. No brain bring your own small market trolley with you
This is along St 65. We can use One Service app to report sightings of abandoned trolleys. Just made a report on Friday for a few abandoned carts along this part of St 65 as well. Incorrigible people won’t listen, but we can do our part to report to help.
NTUC FairPrice urged shoppers to be responsible by returning trolleys after use
According to a media release, a 20-year-old woman was found dead yesterday.
The woman was found lying motionless in a unit located at block 293A Bukit Batok Street 21 on Monday afternoon (Apr 13).
According to the Police, they were alerted to a case of unnatural death.
Paramedics soon arrived on the scene and pronounced the woman dead at the scene.
A resident in the area spotted the Police and paramedics transporting the body up a vehicle.
Police investigations are ongoing.
Earlier today, most would have already received the $600-off cash payout for adult Singaporeans.
Earlier today, a netizen send in a photo indicating that POSB is facing heavy traffic. It is believed that many people log in to the POSB mobile app to check for the $600.
The one-off payment was announced last Monday by Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat, that all adults aged 21 and above would receive a one-ff S$600 in cash.
To those that did not receive the $600, is probably due to not providing the bank account details, those who do not provide will receives cheques on/after the end of May.
A 55-year-old man is under the investigation by the police for intentionally causing hurt.
The Singapore Police Force issued a statement yesterday, that the police received a notification about 5:50 PM that a female staff member at the gas station on Jervois Rd was slapped by a man.
Initial investigations revealed that the female staff advised the male customer to put on a mask before entering the store at the petrol station, but the male customer was unwilling to cooperate. The man was emotional and reportedly slapped the female staff.
The police investigation is still ongoing.
If the crime of intentionally injuring a person is established, he may be sentenced to three years in prison, or fined up to $5,000 or both.
According to a circular send to all tenants at Woodlands Drive 44, Vista Point. There are patients who have been tested positive for the Corona Virus.
The letter was dated 13th April 2020, it stated that there are patients from Choice Clinic (#02-21) and Chen & Low Family Doctor (#02-22) who had been tested positive for the Coronavirus.
An elderly man removes the plastic covers at hawker centres.
The police were called to the scene and the police explained that these are the measures involves.
At 2min into the video, the police arrived, an elderly female told the man not to remove the plastics.
He wanted to punch the woman
Police asked the man why he removed the plastic covers, he said they were obstructions.
The police then asked the man again do you know the virus situation in Singapore?
The elderly said he knows, he repeatedly says “I know this is not Malaysia”. Clearly he does not know.
According to the latest media release from MOH, 386 people have been tested positive on Monday (13 April 2020).
280 of the cases are linked to existing clusters.
A 65-year-old Singaporean has died from the virus and it is Singapore’s recorded number 9 fatality.
The 65-year-old was first tested positive on the 9 April 2020 and was warded in Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
222 cases are linked to S11 Dormitory located at Punggol, this cluster alone has over 500 cases.
The total cases in Singapore is at 2,918.
According to a media release, yet another pre-school has been force for a temporary closure after one of the students was tested positive for the coronavirus.
The school is E-Bridge Preschool, it is located at 140 Corporation Drive. The school will be closed from Tuesday 14 of April to 21st of April 2020.
According to the authorities, the child was placed under quarantine after a family member was tested positive for the coronavirus.
All people related to the school such as staff and other pupils has been placed on a leave of absence.
The media release did not indicate the last time the child went to school.
A video has gone viral and currently circulating on Whatsapp.
The man stripped off his pants and he was only in his underwear, despite the police trying their best efforts to calm the man.
He remains defiant, forcing the police for grab him and put him under handcuffs
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