A video was posted by Facebook page ‘Dirty Fella’, shows an elderly man holding a cigarette butt with the ash still on it.
The only way that the ash was still hanging on the cigarette butt is the cigarette was not put out.
It is unclear if he was holding the cigarette all the way from the station and into the cabin and could not find a bin to throw, or if he was still smoking it when he was walking into the cabin.
According to the latest media release from MOH, 223 more cases were confirmed along with 7 new clusters.
Among the 223 cases, 51 are linked to known clusters, the other 167 are pending contract tracing. None of the cases reported on the12 April is imported.
Among the 167 unlinked cases, 141 of them are work permit holders.
The total number of cases has reached 2,532.
13/4/20 Updates* We have checked with the relevant authorities, the fined was issued and there is no road blocks.
A photo that is circulating on Whatsapp claimed that a man was caught sending his friend home with his vehicle by the authorities. Apparently, roadblocks have been placed on parts of the island to stop people who are not residing together from travelling in groups.
A photo of the fine ticket was taken, and circulating in Whatsapp.
It is unclear how true is this, but it is better to stay safe than sorry and paying $300 in fine.
CAUTION
“HI GUYS , IT’S REALLY VERY SERIOUS & ONE OF MY FRIEND GOTTEN IT .
HE WAS FINED $300 TODAY FOR SENDING HIS FRIEND HOME. THEY WERE STOPPED BY A ROAD BLOCK AND THE OFFICERS CHECKED
BOTH THEIR ICS WHICH APPARENTLY DIDN’T MATCH WITHIN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD. THE 2ND OFFENSE WILL BE $1,000 . “
According to a media release, a man working in an essential service did not return home after finishing his meal on the 9th of April.
On the 10th of April, He continued to loiter at public places for a period of time before returning home
MOM describes his actions as “This is a blatant breach of circuit breaker measures.”
MOM has since revoked his work pass and permanently banned from working in Singapore.
In a press release, MOM said “These rules are necessary for the health and safety of the individuals and the community,” MOM said. “Ignorance of the requirements is not an excuse, and MOM will not hesitate to enforce against errant individuals.”
Previously a screenshot was shared on Hardwarezone, the thread starter claimed that he is able to get the $500 despite not submitting any documents.
He posted: “I can’t believe this!! No document also can get the $500!!”
Hardwarezone user Vince5877.
The man claimed: “it is so simple to cheat”.
According to a joint statement by the Police and Ministry of Social and family development, 41-year-old man is currently under investigation after the man was identified .
A video is currently circulating on Whatsapp and Facebook.
A few police officers can be seen running after at least 2 men, one of the men gave up and sat down in the middle of the road.
It is unclear what has happened.
Netizens speculate it has something to do with the Circuit Breaker
What do you guys think?
Mcdonald Singapore announced that 5 of their employees is confirmed cases
The four locations are
Two staff infected with Coronavirus
One of the staff worked at Parklane for one day.
2nd employee visited the doctor on April 7
Last visited workplace on 8 April 2020.
Went to LIDO Mcdonalds to work on 30th March, 1st April to 3rd April and 6th April
Employee last went to work on 8 April.
Fell unwell and was tested on the 10 April
Employee last went to work on 8 April.
Visited doctor on 9th April.
The government will be paying a one-time payout amount of $600 on the coming Tuesday.
This is to help families in Singapore during the hard times in the coronavirus crisis.
Initially, the payout was between $100 to $300 for each Singaporean adult, the amount triples to $300 to $900 per Singaporean.
And it will be further supplemented of $300 from the solidarity payment.
It will soon be compulsory to wear a mask on public transport.
Officers were seen deployed on MRT throughout MRT cabins to ensure safety distancing.
With circuit breakers measures in place, trains, the bus should not be crowded.
Yesterday, Minister for Transport Khaw Boon Wan posted on Facebook that
“I think a practical compromise is for all commuters to wear masks when they use public transport. We will make mask-wearing compulsory for public transport.
“This will minimise transmission in public transport during (the post ‘circuit breaker’) period when safe distancing is compromised.”
According to a circular seen by Singapore Uncensored, the letter was addressed to all tenants in 888 plaza, a case has been tested positive at 888 plaza, Healthway Medical Clinic.
The letter was dated 11 April and states that the patient was tested positive for the coronavirus.
The facilities management state that they are performing disinfection at all common areas including lift and lift lobby.
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