A video was uploaded two days ago of a youth who drink straight from the shelves of the supermarket’s fridge and put it back.

In the video, it says: “how to spread Wuhan”.

Story:

The youth in the video calls Nigel, the cameraman asked Nigel “How you know it’s nice or not, Nigel?”

Nigel: “Try la,”

Cameraman: “Try ah, orh.”

He tasted the juice and express that it was not to his liking

The cameraman said: “Not nice ah, put back ah”.

51-year-old Boh Soon Ho, a Singapore Permanent resident was sentenced to jail for life after killing 28-year-old nurse Zhang Huaxiang by strangling her with a towel.

He considered her as his girlfriend as he been hanging out with her for years.

On 21 of March 2016, Boh invited her over for a meal in his rental flat, he then made sexual advances on the victim but he was rejected. She also told Boh that it is ok to be to have sex with her ex-bf.

He then killed the woman out of jealousy and strip the clothes off her dead body and took naked photos of the victim, he then proceeds to have sex with the dead body.

He did this as he always wanted to have sex with her but have never had a chance, after taking off the clothes he licks her dead body and tried to have sex but failed to sustain an erection.

After killing her he tried to escape to Malaysia but was arrested by the Malaysian Police and send back to Singapore.

Years before the incident he used to stalk her and even confronted her when he saw her with other men.

Boh was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of the 28-year-old nurse.

A conversation I had with my Grab driver this evening:

Me: How’s your day?

G: OK lah but I saw something that really broke my heart today.

Me: Oh no, what is it?

G: I was at a coffeeshop today having my lunch and I saw an ambulance driver Uncle walk in with his mask and uniform. I tell you, he looked damn tired. He walked over to a stall to buy food and they turned him away man.
Me: What?!

G: He walked back to his ambulance. I caught up with him. I’ll admit, I kept my distance caus I’m also scared… I have kids. I asked him what he want, I buy for him. He said “I just want chicken rice”. 4 days he work 12 hours straight and has been eating biscuits here and there to keep himself full while driving around. He just wanted a pack of chicken rice today. So I buy for him and as I was walking towards him, he tell we “it’s ok, don’t come any closer.

You leave the packet on the floor. When you go back to your car, I will pick it up.” I was so heartbroken. He shared with me that he’s been so worried that he’s not gone home for 4 days to see his family. After he finishes his shift, he showers at the hospital and sleeps in his ambulance. And then repeat… Really broke my heart.

These men and women at the frontline really deserve our respect and in times like these, we need to be supporting them instead of turning them away. Hats off to these brave heroes.

As of yesterday afternoon 7 Feb 2020, there were 3 new cases.

Here is the information of where they been to, work where, stay where.

Case 31

• 53-year-old male Singapore Citizen
• no recent travel history to China
• Went Malaysia on 6, 11 and 17 January 2020. 
• currently at Changi General Hospital
• Symptoms on 23 January, visited a clinic on the same day.
• He visited another GP clinic on 28 January
• Admitted to CGH on 1 February. 
• results confirmed on 6 February at about 11 pm.
• He stays at Tampines Street 24
• Been to The Life Church and Missions Singapore (146B Paya Lebar Road)
• Visiting family and friends during Chinese New Year.

 Case 32

• 42-year-old female Singapore Citizen
• no recent travel history to China.
• Warded in National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID).
• Symptoms on 2 February
• Admitted to Parkway East Hospital on 5 February.
• Test results confirmed infection on 6 February at about 11pm.
• She worked at Victoria Junior College
• She stays at Elias Road
• Visited Changi Airport and Singapore Zoo.

  Case 33

• 39-year-old female Singapore Citizen
• No recent travel history to mainland China
• in Malaysia from 22 to 29 January.
• Currently warded in an isolation room at Sengkang General Hospital (SKH).
• Developed symptoms on 30 January,
• Went to the emergency department at SKH on 2 February
• Test results confirmed infection on 6 February at about 11 pm.

A photo is currently circulating on WhatsApp of a man who appears to be unconscious at raffles place mrt.

It is unclear if the man is connected to any virus incidents, however the medics on the scene were seen wearing mask and protection equipment.

A netizen told Singapore uncensored that the face was send to the hospital for further test and investigation

Developing news stay tune

After several cases, Singapore has raised the DORSCON level from Yellow to orange.

Workplace

• Companies are required to arrange for staff to take temperature twice a day and check if anyone with symptoms.
• Anyone with fever to go home immediately.

School

• All mass audience activities such as school assemblies will be affected
• No more morning assembly
• no more inter-school events such as national school games

Hospitals

• All hospitals to implement temperature taking at entry points

Events

• Govt advises event organisers to cancel all events

According to a media release by the Straits Times, the 29th confirmed case had no connection with past cases.

More information on his whereabouts before he was hospitalized has been revealed

• The 41-year-old man had Lohei lunch with 20 other people at a famous restaurant at Jurong on 28th Jan
• Developed fever on 28th
• He works at a company at Jurong
• 8 of his colleagues are not under quarantine.

However which restaurant or which company was not revealed by the Media.