Photos emerged on social media showing the prices of the same carton of 24 cans of Tiger Beer being sold at a higher price at NTUC FairPrice than at other supermarkets such as Cold Storage and Sheng Siong.

The same product was priced at $36,80 at NTUC, $33.50 at Cold Storage and $32.50 at Sheng Siong; which led to netizens wondering why the chain, which was supposedly formed to fight the rise in daily prices by providing cheaper and affordable products to Singaporeans.

Other netizens described that drinking alcohol is not exactly a virtuous activity and that maybe “ah gong want to discourage people from drinking”.

Images source: Demaco Goh on Facebook and Google Street View

Cube 8, a condominium located at Thomson Road has reportedly forbidden the maids of their residents from using their condo facilities.

The condominium sent a circular to their residents that its facilites were for the “exclusive use of residents and their guests”, excluding their live-in helpers.

Empire City Consultants, the management of Cube 8 Condominium, added:

“Domestic helpers are not allowed to use the recreational facilities.”

“Any domestic helper, found in the recreational facilities in the absence of their resident employer, will be evicted immediately.”

They also added that any residents who breach the rules will face a “period ban”.

Top image source: Google Street View and Singapore Uncensored reader

A Malaysian man was instructed to serve a Stay-Home Notice after he displayed symptoms of Covid-19 infection last April, but he ignored it and left his hostel 4 times during his SHN.

The man was instructed that he was only allowed to leave his residence to seek medical help, but the next day he left his hostel to buy groceries and withdraw money.

He also went to an eatery to buy food on a separate day, whilst he was still on SHN.

He breached his SHN a total of 4 times, but he initially claimed during investigations that he breached it once.

He admitted the truth only after he was shown his hostel access record, and pleaded guilty.

He was sentenced to 2 weeks jail, but the icing on the cake was when the ICA decided to strip him of his Singapore PR status

Image source: Google Street View

A lecturer from NUS, surnamed Wang, was giving a lecture online to his students for more than 2 hours without realizing that he was muted throughout the entire duration of the class.

The lecturer ended his lecture and asked the class if they had any questions for him, and the responses he got from his students wasn’t what he expected.

He was told that he had been muted throughout the duration of the lecture and when he realized that he had been talking for 2 hours to nobody, he was in a state of shock.

It is later understood that the students tried to let him know that he was on mute during the early duration of the lecture and even tried calling his phone to tell him but he was uncontactable.

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