The following is a health advisory from senior medical practitioners to Singaporeans.

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Health advisory from senior medical practitioners to Singaporeans

In 2003, a robust government response led by PM Lee enabled doctors at the front line to protect Singaporeans from SARs. Victims were identified, traced and isolated In special hospital rooms. There were 238 cases and 33 deaths.

In 2019, things are not so straightforward with the 2019-nCoV. The infected are not always traceable and containable within hospital isolation rooms. As this virus is said to be milder, infected people with no symptoms could transmit the virus to others silently. A certain percentage will develop a deadly disease. Temperature screening works less well to identify those infected. As they mingle freely and unmasked, more and more people could be infected daily without even knowing it.

Because of high numbers possibly infected in the community, deaths could exceed SARs. CNN report. the death toll has already overt.k SARs. Britain, Malaysia and South Korea have cases caught in Singapore. Kuwait and Qatar have issued travel advisories to their citizens concerning Singapore. Sarawak has advised Its people to be quarantined upon arrival from Singapore.

We are advising everyone to wear a mask always when leaving home. if one faces a Person and both parties are masked. it is considerably safer, constituting a 2 barrier protection. It may not possible for everyone to get a new surgical mask every day. We need to find creative solutions some people have purchased washable cloth masks, sewed them, constructed them with suitable paper, or tied a scarf to the face. These measures are better than no mask at all. We are not trying to disclaim the health authorities who have a very challenging task: but professionally we feel the need to disseminate this message immediately in the interest of safety and life preservation. We are confident that the authorities will respond accordingly in the interest of Singaporeans’ health

Unnecessary mingling should be avoided. Our advice includes: in a taxi, wind-down windows. Minimise dwell times in the air-conditioned places, malls and food courts Use online delivery services. Schools should conduct online learning. We recognise that worship is important for social cohesion and instilling inner calm Places of worshiP could use fans and natural ventilation, minimise the length of their services, conduct more frequent sessions so people will be in smaller groups and can stand further apart. They should not admit unmasked worshippers.

If we all do this 2M rule (wear Mask, stop Mingling), in 2 weeks the worst could be over.

The following is a health advisory from senior medical practitioners to Singaporeans.

We extracted the text from the image for easy reading.

Health advisory from senior medical practitioners to Singaporeans

In 2003, a robust government response led by PM Lee enabled doctors at the front line to protect Singaporeans from SARs. Victims were identified, traced and isolated In special hospital rooms. There were 238 cases and 33 deaths.

In 2019, things are not so straightforward with the 2019-nCoV. The infected are not always traceable and containable within hospital isolation rooms. As this virus is said to be milder, infected people with no symptoms could transmit the virus to others silently. A certain percentage will develop a deadly disease. Temperature screening works less well to identify those infected. As they mingle freely and unmasked, more and more people could be infected daily without even knowing it.

Because of high numbers possibly infected in the community, deaths could exceed SARs. CNN report. the death toll has already overt.k SARs. Britain, Malaysia and South Korea have cases caught in Singapore. Kuwait and Qatar have issued travel advisories to their citizens concerning Singapore. Sarawak has advised Its people to be quarantined upon arrival from Singapore.

We are advising everyone to wear a mask always when leaving home. if one faces a Person and both parties are masked. it is considerably safer, constituting a 2 barrier protection. It may not possible for everyone to get a new surgical mask every day. We need to find creative solutions some people have purchased washable cloth masks, sewed them, constructed them with suitable paper, or tied a scarf to the face. These measures are better than no mask at all. We are not trying to disclaim the health authorities who have a very challenging task: but professionally we feel the need to disseminate this message immediately in the interest of safety and life preservation. We are confident that the authorities will respond accordingly in the interest of Singaporeans’ health

Unnecessary mingling should be avoided. Our advice includes: in a taxi, wind-down windows. Minimise dwell times in the air-conditioned places, malls and food courts Use online delivery services. Schools should conduct online learning. We recognise that worship is important for social cohesion and instilling inner calm Places of worshiP could use fans and natural ventilation, minimise the length of their services, conduct more frequent sessions so people will be in smaller groups and can stand further apart. They should not admit unmasked worshippers.

If we all do this 2M rule (wear Mask, stop Mingling), in 2 weeks the worst could be over.

According to an SCDF media release, a fire broke out at around 1.30 AM at 131 Lorong Semangka, Choa Chu Kang Area.

The fire is a pile of waste material that is pile up to almost four storey high.

Here is what their Facebook post says:

At 1.30am this morning, SCDF was alerted to a fire at No. 131 Lorong Semangka. The fire involved piles of horticultural wastes, approximately the size of one football field and about four storeys high.

The firefighting operations is still ongoing due to the slow burning of the deep-seated piles, coupled with the abundance of dry vegetation and windy condition.

A total of 6 emergency vehicles and 50 firefighters have been deployed. Currently, 5 water jets are being used to bring the fire under control.

In addition, fire breaks, physical gaps between materials that could burn, are created using the company’s excavators so as to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading.

This is expected to be a prolonged firefighting operations.

At 21 second of the video, a group of men surrounded the one that was sitting on the couch.

They took turns to punch and kicked him.

Full Video:

Earlier today, Channel News Asia reported on TV that there is one death in Singapore.

But this was quickly corrected and the new news published saying that its a mistake.

Gov.sg also send out a Whatsapp message to indicate that the mistake has been corrected.

The correct death figure was reported for Hong Kong and NOT Singapore.

As of now the only countries to have death cases due to the Corona Virus is

• China
• Philippines
• Hong Kong
• Japan

According to the Ministry of Health, Eight new cases of COVID-19 or previously known as the Wuhan Corona Virus were announced by the Ministry of Health earlier today.

All 8 news cases are linked to previous cases.

• Out of the 8 cases, 5 of them are linked to the Grace Assembly of God Cluster
• 2 of them from Seletar Aerospace Heights construction sites.
• 1 of them is a family of the DBS employee who was tested as a confirmed case on Wednesday.

The total number of cases in Singapore to 58. 

Case 51

1. 48-year-old Singaporean
2. No Recent travels to China
3. Stay Bishan
4. Linked to Grace Assembly of God Cluster
5. Symptoms on 4 Feb 2020
6. Went GP twice on 5 Feb and 12th Feb 2020
7. Work at 355 Tanglin and 1 Bukit Batok West Avenue 4

Case 52

• 37-year-old Bangladesh Worker
• No recent travel to China
• Linked to Seletar Aerospace Heights Construction site cluster
• Symptoms on 7 Feb 2020
• Transported to Tan Tock Seng on 11 Feb
• Confirmed test results on 12 Feb

Case 53

• 54-year-old Singaporean
• No recent travel to China
• Works at NUS
• Linked to Grace Assembly of God Cluster
• symptoms on 10 Feb and went to NCID on 12 Feb 2020
• stay at Hillview Avenue.

Case 54

• 54-year-old female Singaporean
• No recent travel to China
• Linked to Grace Assembly of God Cluster

Case 55

• 30-year-old male Singaporean
• No recent travel to China
• Confirmed to be infected on 13 Feb 2020
• A family member of Case 50 (DBS Employee)

Case 56

• 30-year-old male Bangladesh worker
• No recent travel to China
• Confirmed to have COVID-19 infection on 13 Feb 2020
• Seletar Aerospace Heights construction site cluster

Case 57

• 26-year-old male Singapore Citizen
• No recent travel to China
• Linked to Grace Assembly of God Cluster

Case 58

• 55 year-old male Singapore
• No recent travel to China
• Linked to Grace Assembly of God Cluster

A young punk was spotted trying to make problem when buying cigarettes without an Identification Card at a Supermarket located in Woodlands.

Blk 326 Woodlands Street 32 #01-117 (2.09 km)
730326 Singapore

“Either you sell me or i going F your thing now”

Then he said “I no IC cannot buy WTF?”

Of course, no IC cannot buy la, u think you who?

Here is what the supermarket have to say

Dear customers, residents, members of the public. It’s not easy to be in the retail industry, the law is clear on tobacco selling and enforcement is extreme,
In order to continue servicing the community, we HAVE to reject sales that are not of a clear nature.

We rejected this sales because,
– customer looks young
– NRIC is photocopied and not original
– another friend later on produced another IC to make the original purchase
All these are very clear cut, we can’t sell.

Pls do not harrass us
– threatening bodily violence
– sitting on our cashier table and blocking customers and scaring them

In the comments below, I will post a second video about how they approached and surrounded other staff, make several threatening gestures, even said “if I want to beat you, it’s anytime”

According to a media release by the CNB, On 6 Feb 2020, A Malaysian vehicle was stopped by the Immigration and Checkpoint Authority officers for checks at around 6.50 AM.

ICA officers’ found packages hidden in the rear seat cushion of the car. Here is what they found:

• A total of 2,898g of cannabis
• 125g of ‘Ice’

The estimated street values of the drugs is at around S$41,000. CNB stated that the amount of cannabis found is sufficient to feed the addiction of about 410 abusers for a week.

Upon discovering the drugs, the 23-year-old female Malaysian driver was placed under arrest and currently being investigated by the Central Narcotics Bureau(CNB)

Illegal traffic, import or export of methamphetamine:

• Exceeding 250 grams: Possible death penalty
• Not less than 167 grams and not exceeding 250 grams: 30 years of imprisonment, life imprisonment or 15 strokes of the cane