There are currently more than 3000 Shincheonji church members that are refusing to cooperate with the South Korean authorities, out of the 3000 members there are at least 1777 members that are infected with the coronavirus.
At least 1000 members even refuse to take the test for the coronavirus.
It is unclear if the authorities will take action and arrest the 3000 members.
Although the church leaders has apologised and vowed to cooperate with the authorities, the members are not following.
The incident happened on 7 March 2020 at around 3.42 PM at Bukit Merah Blk 164. An Indian man believed to be in his 30s tried on a gold chain at Tiong Sun Goldsmith & Jewellers.
After putting on the gold chain, he ran off with the gold chain. Although the staff tried to chase the man but failed to locate him.
The male staff member described the man wearing a grey shirt and jeans and immediately chased after seeing him running out of the shop. A woman in the coffee shop also witnessed the man running away.
The man had not threatened or used weapons to threaten him, and the golden chain that was stolen was worth more than 3,000 yuan.
69 cases is the lowest amount of cases reported in the past 10 days. South Korea officials are hoping that it is a sign that the outbreak is slowing down.
South Korea is also facing a serious shortage of facemask supplies and the government will be starting a rationing system that limits the amount of mask each person can purchase in a week.
Over 100 countries has placed travel restrictions on travellers that been to or arrived from South Korea.
Italy is now the 2nd most infected country after China and overtaking South Korea in death tolls.
The death toll tripled from 133 to 366, confirmed cases spike from 1,492 to 7,374 in a single day.
The global outbreak has killed almost 4000 people and more than 100,000 people infected.
Italy imposed a quarantine in Lombardy and other severely affected areas, affecting some 16 million people as it stepped up efforts to tackle Europe’s largest outbreak.
According to the latest media release from the Ministry of Health, 12 more cases were announced by MOH bringing the total to 150 cases.
Out of the 12 cases, most of them are linked to SAFRA Jurong
Case 139
71-year-old male Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to affected countries and regions.
warded in an isolation room at Ng Teng Fong General Hospital
linked to the cluster involving the private dinner function at SAFRA Jurong.
Symptoms on 3 March
test results confirmed COVID-19 infection on 7 March afternoon.
stayed at Jurong West Street 81.
Case 140
62 year-old female Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to affected countries and regions.
linked to the cluster involving the private dinner function at SAFRA Jurong.
symptoms on 28 February
test results confirmed COVID-19 infection on 7 March afternoon.
she had gone to work Landom Distributions Pte Ltd (31 Jurong Port Road).
She stays at Jurong West Street 81.
Case 141
69 year-old male Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to affected countries and regions.
symptoms on 1 March
test results confirmed COVID-19 infection on 7 March afternoon.
gone to work at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Innovation Centre (71 Nanyang Drive) as a cleaning staff employed by NTU’s cleaning services vendor.
He stays at Jurong West Street 64.
Case 142
26-year-old male Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to affected countries and regions.
linked to the cluster involving the private dinner function at SAFRA Jurong.
symptoms on 5 March,
test results confirmed COVID-19 infection on 7 March afternoon.
gone to work at First Page Digital Singapore (144 Robinson Road)
According to NUS, An exchange student at the National University of Singapore terminated the exchange program and returned home early due to breach of absence leave.
Associate Professor Liang Jing, director of the National University Singapore Student Affairs Office, said on the National University website on Saturday (7th) that the female student had violated her absence and had made false travel records. As a result, the school terminated her exchange program and students will return to her university.
The NUS has punished the female student and has reported the incident to the student’s university.Â
This is what NUS website stated:
Dear Students:
“An international exchange student had breached her LOA and made a false travel declaration. The Board of Discipline has terminated her Student Exchange Programme with NUS and she will return to her home university. “
“She has been officially reprimanded and a report sent to her home university.”
Suspected motive that of the attacker that he was jealous, the ITE student broke into the campus to hit someone. The secondary boy suffered from a bloody nose and was sent to the hospital.
The parent who was alerted by the school called the police.
The incident took place on the afternoon of Wednesday (4th) at a secondary school campus in the Eastern District. A netizen posted on the HardwareZone forum a few days ago, claiming to be the parent of the 17-year-old victim. The post has been suspended by Hardwarezone admins due to the gruesome photos
She said that the teenager is currently studying in a secondary school in the Eastern District, and he did not expect that the attacker broke into the school in the afternoon and attacked the 17-year-old.
According to her online post, the attacker is a student of the Institute of Technical Education. She said that the victim did not was beaten up and ended with a nose bleed and had suffered from headache and dizziness.
After the boy was attacked, She took him to Changi General Hospital for treatment and said she had reported to the police. She revealed the student involved in beating was escorted into a middle school with a girl.
According to her understanding, the girl involved is also a student and both boys involved in the incident liked her, which is believed to have caused the violence. Another parent who claimed to know the teenager also left a message saying that his daughter had witnessed the whole process in school and the picture was bloody.
