The queue was ridiculously long at Mustafa Centre! Everyone wants to get their hands on the face mask.
But the joke is on these people that are mass crowding there.
The number 41 confirmed case of the Corona Virus is a 39-year-old Bangladesh who was confirmed with the virus on 8th Feb 2020. He visited a GP on the 3rd of Feb, Changi General Hospital on 5th Feb, visited Bedok Polyclinic on 7th Of Feb and admitted to ICU.
After the test was confirmed he was transferred to NCID for isolation and treatment. However, before he was admitted to the hospital he visited Mustafa.
Anyone employees that have recent travels to Mainland China are required to serve a “home-quarantine” meaning no return to the workplace for 14 days.
However, few employers and work pass holders decided that work is more important than the lives of people staying in Singapore.
Four employees were caught returning to work without serving the 14 days and 6 employers are involved as well. The workers had their work pass cancelled and the employer will have their work pass privileges suspended.
Another two permanent residents were also caught by MOM for returning to their workplace.
A netizen sends in a video to Singapore Uncensored and told us that at around 3 to 4 pm 09/02/2020 there was a suspected case at Hougang Mall.
The 1.15min video had three cleaning personnel fully covered from head to toe and was seen spraying disinfectant at the handles of a glassdoor for Healthway Hougang.
Full Video:
The clinic is located at Hougang Mall Level 4 unit 06
According to a media release, there are 3 more new coronavirus cases. One Bangladeshi worker, a 71-year-old man and a 54-year-old Singaporean.All three patients have no recent travel to China.
The total number is not 43 cases.
Among the 43, there are 6 people in critical condition and in the intensive care unit.
71 Year old
Visited GP on 1 Feb and 5th Feb
Went to Hougang Polyclinic on 6 Feb
Went to Tan Tock Seng Emergency department on 7 Feb
Confirmed case by 8 Feb
Visited Paya Lebar Methodist Church.
Visited Braddel Heights Residents Committee
Pick up Grandchild at Pat Schoolhouse Kovan, Address: 755 Upper Serangoon Road.
A Thai Soldier 32-year-old Jakrapanth Thomma stole multiple guns and a military vehicle from a Military barracks and started a massive gunshot out at Terminal 21. Singaporeans that are familiar with Terminal 21 are not to be confused as there are multiple Terminal 21 malls in Thailand.
The incident happened at Terminal 21 Korat, a few hours drive from Bangkok.
The man started to live stream on Facebook and shot random people in the mall. But later his account was cut by Facebook
The Commandos were ordered to stop the madman and they manage to kill the soldier who carried out shooting rampage in Korat. He took Hostages taken for 17 hours.
the Official death toll at 27 with 57 wounded, 9 in surgery
According to a netizen, earlier today at around 11.15 AM to 11.45 AM (09 Feb 20) a police tentage was set up and the area was cordoned off to prevent anyone from destroying the evidence in the area.
The netizen told us:
“Happening about 30-45mins ago, now still going on at Chinatown behind Buddha Tooth Relics Temple“
“Not sure, but I believed is elderly as there is a spot for elderly gathering session.“
“Maybe collapsed..don’t really know Police,foresnic all there Paramedic too “
The area is a popular spot where many elderly gather and chit chat.
Location Of Incident 866 JURONG WEST STREET 81 HDB-JURONG WEST SINGAPORE 640866
Brief details. I am a Private Hire Driver, I am driving a car bearing registration number SMM5481P. On 09/02/2020 at about 0030hrs, I accepted a Grab booking to one destination from 74 Prinsep St to 866 Jurong West St 81, booking ADR-32991257-9-542. At about 0040hrs, I arrived at the pick up point and picked up 3 passengers, 2 Male 1 Female.
The female passenger sat at the front seat, the other 2 male passenger sat at the rear seat. During the Journey at about 0050hrs,at Mackenzie Rd, one of the male passenger vomitted in my car, then informed my passengers that they need to pay for the cleaning fee, the other male passenger who did not vomit on my grab car started to raise his voice and started scolding me vuglarites, he was questioning me on why should they pay for the cleaning fee.
While I was still driving, the said male passenger went near me, beside my left ear and started shouting into my ear, he also pulled my left ear, subsequently, I told him off to stop it, he stopped pulling my ear but the male passenger continued shouting at me until we arrived at their destination.
At about 0110hrs, when we arrived at the destination, the said male passenger alighted from my car and went towards me, he opened my door and was trying to drag me out of the vehicle, the female passenger who was still in the vehicle meddled with my front in car camera, she then remove the camera and alighted from my vehicle.
Both the said male passenger and female passenger then went towards BIk : 866 Jurong West St 81.
The male passenger also instructed me to send the other male passenger to his destination located at BIk 716 Jurong West Street 71, when arrived at the destination the male alighted before he left, I gotten his contact number (8XXXXXXX) as I wanted him to get the first male passenger to return me my front in-car camera as I am just renting the vehicle for Grab purposes.
I did not call for police as I was afraid they would do something to me. I wish to state that during the incident. I felt pain at my left upper arm I believed I was hit by the male passenger. but I unable to determine what he used to hit me. Miile lodging this police report officers called ambulance for me. paramedics made a check on my injuries, the paramedics informed that I am bruising at my left upper arm with a bite mark. I wish to also state that my passengers had took pictures me. I wish to state that only my front in car camera was being stolen_ Item Stolen 1) One Blackvue front in car camera with memory card, unknown model and unsure of price.
Description of the all 3 subjects.
Female: 20-30s, Chinese, Medium Build, Pink Top, Long Pant (The one who removed the in-car camera)
1st Male Passenger: 28-32s, Chinese, Medium Build, Dark Blue T-shirt & Jeans (The one that is shouting)
2nd Male Passenger: 26-30s, Chinese, Fat Build, Black T-Shirt & Dark Blue Long Pant. (The one who vomited)
The virus outbreak has increased to 40, out of the new seven cases 5 of them were linked to previous cases. Two other cases have no link.
All seven are local, 6 Singaporeans 1 PR
Among the seven there is one taxi driver and one private hire driver, it is alarming to find out people who operate public transports are infected with the virus. (Case 35 and 37)
Here is the info:
Case 34:
40-year-old Singaporean woman
No recent trips to China
Symptoms on 27 Jan
Visited two doctors on 27 Jan and 1st Feb
Works at Yong Thai Hang ( 24 Cavan Road)
Stays at Sin Ming Road
Case 35:
64-year-old male Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to China
symptoms on 30 January
Visited Bukit Merah Polyclinic on 31 January
admitted to SGH on 6 February
worked as a taxi driver
home at Henderson Crescent
visited Redhill Market and a hawker centre at Bukit Merah
Case 36:
38-year-old female Singapore Permanent Resident
no recent travel history to China
Went Johor on 25th to 28th Jan
symptoms on 24 January
visited a GP clinic on 1 February
admitted to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital on 4 February
Attended business meeting at Grand Hyatt
Visited family member at Ng Teng Fong Hospital
She stays at Bukit Batok Street 31.
Case 37
53-year-old male Singapore Citizen
worked as a private hire car drive
no recent travel history to China
symptoms on 30 January
visited two GP clinics on 1 February and 3 February
admitted to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital on 6 February
stays at Jurong East Street 32.
Case 38:
52-year-old female Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to China
symptoms on 3 February
visited Choa Chu Kang Polyclinic
admitted to NCID on 7 February
visited The Life Church and Missions Singapore, Marina Bay Sands, Chinatown and Plaza Singapura and had travelled by public transport.
She stays at Choa Chu Kang Avenue 3.
Case 39
51-year-old male Singapore Citizen
no recent travel history to China
symptoms on 29 January
attended the same private business meeting as Cases 30 and 36
The DORSCON orange has made many local residents panic and started over buying.
When people attempt to panic buy & then give up due to the long queues, they simply abandon their shopping baskets.
This results in the perishables spoiling as they are not kept frozen/cold. Many edible stuff would have to be thrown away instead of being put back on the shelves.
Workers – many of them are Singaporean aunties – would have to work extra hard putting everything else back .
Such disgusting behaviour but so many Singaporeans still think of themselves on a high horse.
