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52Y.O. MAN JAILED AND FINED FOR PROMOTING RACIAL CONFLICTS

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On 8 February 2021, a man was slapped with a S$7,000 fine and a 2 weeks jail term for promoting racism a month before the 2020 General Election.

The man last year during June 2020 had sent some images through WhatsApp to others regarding false information about the racial ratio just a month before the GE elections 2020.

In his post, he added, “It seems the PAP (People’s Action Party) wants to make the Malay community a sub-minority. But the Malays were the original residents of Singapore… By adding more new China, Indian, Filipino (and) others to, just dilute the original race of malay?”. Adding that Singapore brought in foreigners to dilute the existing numbers.

Deputy Public Prosecutor said that this man had an intention to create conflict among races making the citizen of Singapore get confused about the PAP’s actions.

On Monday, the man pleaded guilty to ill-will promoting between racial groups and also, saying words to cause conflict between racial groups.

Prosecutors have also mention that this case was the first of its kind in Singapore.

DJ JADE RASIF PERSONAL INFO LIKE PHONE NUMBER LEAKED ONLINE

A post stating how easily our information can be leaked online from was preveiously shared by Jade Rasif on social media.

Singaporean Jade Rasif was shocked when she discovered information like her address and phone number was leaked online. She later posted it on Facebook to alert others and to raise awareness of the dangers.

Her old home address:

Information leaked on LocateFamily.com

She later contacted the website to remove her personal information, however by contacting them via email is providing another source of contact information to them.

Prank calls and loanshark

The victims of the website received prankcalls and even loanshark harrsement, many of which are scammers.

Please go to the website and check if your information is there before its too late.

According to the Website, there are over 108,189 Singaporean information on the website.

75Y.O. DEFENSELESS OLD MAN BEING HIT AT BUKIT TIMAH MARKET

Source: Google Maps

On Thursday afternoon, 4 February 2021, a fight happened at Bukit Timah Market and Food Centre just in front of a vegetable stall.

The stallholder of the vegetable stall confronted the old man, 75 years old when he took off his mask to wipe his nose. The stallholder scolded him and included vulgarities in it. The innocent old man being scolded without a reason retaliated back.

During the fight, the old man said that someone clawed him leaving his shirt with torn marks and him being scratched in the process and afterwards a bucket of water was poured on him.

In amidst of the fight, the stall assistant then uses a dustpan handle and hit the old man’s left arm resulting in a swollen arm.

The old man said that he used to work for the stall but was always being scolded at when he took his mask off.

The old man’s heartbroken daughter after seeing him in this state said that he is the type that will not create trouble outside and he doesn’t hit people.

The man had then gone for a check-up and made a police report.

Police are investigating in the matter.

POLICE SPECIAL OPS TEAM RAID HOUSE & ARREST MAN WEARING NO.4 UNIFORM

Source: Patrick Tan

A video was recently uploaded on Facebook by user Patrick Tan. A man dressed in his number 4 uniform was arrested by the police.

It is believed that the special ops team was mobilized to raid his home and he was led away by the police as neighbours in the vicinity could be heard cheering in the video.

FULL VIDEO LOADING…

Source: Patrick Tan
Source: Patrick Tan

S$150,000 DONATED TO THE STRAITS TIMES SCHOOL POCKET MONEY FUND BY NATIXIS

Source: Facebook Natixis

Natixis firm, a French corporate and investment bank since November 2006. The company provided financial data for the market on the news channel.

Natixis spokesperson said that during the hard times of the pandemic it is important that they help those in need.

Thus, they are glad to make a donation of $150,000 to the Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund aiding numbers of children in need.

The cheque that worth S$150,000 was given to STSPMF on 8 February 2021.

STSPMF was started in 2000 by The Straits Time to provide some money to children from a less fortunate family to help them cope in school. The money could be used to buy meals in school or even help to cover their transport expenses and even buying materials needed to be used in school.

FAMOUS WATERLOO STREET ‘GUAN YIN MIAO’ TEMPLE WILL BE CLOSE ON CNY DAY 1 TO 3

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From day to day, Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple has always been pack with devotees from their opening hours to closing. Over the years, it had been said that anyone who wishes to seek blessing/help from Bodhisattva Guanyin will usually get it unless what they wish for is something bad or harmful to others.

On usual days the temple can be seen always packed with devotees not to mention during the Chinese New Year Period. Every year during the eve of CNY, there will always be a large crowd packed in front of the temple. The reason for doing so was to be the first one to offer incense to Bodhisattva Guanyin at 12 midnight CNY day 1. It is said that the first to offer incense will have a smooth and lucky year.

But this year, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the temple has decided to cancel this yearly event as it will be hard to enforced safety measure like safety distancing and overcrowding to the people.

Therefore, for the first 3 days of CNY, the temple will be closed to prevent overcrowding.

Source: Facebook Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Info Portal

BOSS GIVE “URN” AS BONUS INSTEAD OF CASH BECAUSE BUSINESS NO GOOD

Its Chinese New Year and many often wish to receive Hong Baos from their boss as a bonus. But this is a very different kind of bonus.

An employee was shocked when she opened her cabinet and saw what appears to be an urn instead. It looks like that kind of urn to put the ashes of human remains. However, it is a pot full of Buddha Jump Over Wall CNY dish.

Here is the Facebook post:

“This year boss say business not good, no bonus, but got give each of us a Buddha Jump Over Wall CNY dish. He said each pot got put your names. “

“Today I open up my cabinet and got a shock for 5 mins.. Lucky now CNY not Hungry Ghost Festivala. “

PRC CAUGHT SELLING FAKE BRANDED GOODS ONLINE, DUMP IN RUBBISH CHUTE WHEN POLICE RAID

A PRC couple was recently jailed after selling numerous fake branded goods online and profiteering between $60,000 to $70,000. The couple listed their products on Qoo10 and sell the fake branded goods which were mostly manufactured in China Guangzhou.

The Police were informed by Singapore Customs of the suspected counterfeit goods and the Police went to the couple’s home to check. The moment they saw someone they do not recognise at the door they dump the goods down the rubbish chute.

The were questioned and eventually admitted to throwing the goods down the rubbish chute, the Police manage to find 20 bags in the rubbish chute along with 4 bottles of skincare products. None of the products was legitimate.

The Police followed up on the case and raid a warehouse at the airport. 42 more bags which had the brands of Marc Jacobs and Longchamp was found, another 50 in the couple’s car and 30 stored at another facility.

In total, more than 100 counterfeit bags were seized.

29-year-old Li Shun, a China national along with and his 35-year-old wife Lim Seow Seow was given 25 days jail after getting caught.

Li will be starting his sentence after Chinese New Year and the wife who is pregnant will begin her sentence in April.

SG GUY SAY FELLOW S’POREANS ARE STILL VERY LOW CLASS PPL

A Singaporean recently posted on the HWZ forum stated recently that Singaporeans are still very low class due to our 3rd World behaviour and mentality. He went on to say that even after many years, Singaporeans still act like barbarians.

Here is the full story.

Not trying to troll. Serious opinion.

If you visit a place like Japan, the buildings can look old on the outside but the amenities inside are quite clean and well maintained.

SG is the exact opposite. On the outside our buildings are shiny and new, but if you have to visit a public toilet for eg, you will see all sorts of 3rd world behaviour like pee splatter on the floor and sai splatter on the toilet seat. The tray return issue is well known and needs no elaboration.

JPN service staff are very on the ball and attentive even though their pay also not high. SG staff very ai mai, can sit one corner play hp or eating snacks, take their own sweet time.

Before you guys start blaming FTs, this type of 3rd world behaviour pre-dates the FT influx.

Best part is the way Singkies treat those lesser than them. Some maids not allowed to use home toilet, must bathe at condo swimming pool toilet. Others not allowed to use condo facilities for r&r. Sleeping area at home is the stuffy “utility” room next to the washing machine.

SG has been independent for 50+ years liao which is about 2 generations. After so long still behave like barbarians.

MAN WHO ISSUES TRACKING DEVICES TO INCOMING TRAVELLERS ON SHN, 1 OF 24 NEW COVID-19 CASES

A 43-year-old Singaporean man who works at Changi Airport, where his job entails issuing an electronic monitoring device to incomming travellers on stay home notice, becomes 1 of the 24 new Covid-19 cases in Singapore on February 7.

The man works at Changi Airport Terminal 1 and 3 and was Singapore’s only community case.

MOH said that the man wears a surgical mask, face shield and gloves whenever he was on duties.

He was asymptomatic and his infection was only detected after a rostered routine testing on February 4; his results came back positive on the next day and he was subsequently taken to NCID.

Meanwhile, all the man’s close contacts have been isolated and placed in quarantine.