A video of a young punk flashing gang signs surfaced on Instagram.
The kid could be seen mouthing the words of a techno song (albeit getting the words completely wrong) before the video transitions into his hand slowly forming a gang sign.
It is unclear who the kid is or if he really is a gang member.
The body of a 37-year-old man was found at 3 Lim Teck Kim Road on February 4, he was subsequently pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic.
The police said that they were alerted to a case of unnatural death at the said location on February 4, and the window on the 8th floor of an office building nearby was found to be broken.
The deceased was reportedly a staff of the building.
The police released a statement addressing the incident:
“On Feb. 4, 2021, at 1.02pm, the Police were alerted to a case of unnatural death at 3 Lim Teck Kim Road. A 37-year-old man was found lying motionless at the said location and was pronounced dead at scene by a paramedic. Police investigations are ongoing.”
The Singapore Police Force have refuted claims that they used excessive force on an 18-year-old after videos showing officers pinning him down were circulating on Facebook.
The 18-year-old was arrested along with another 18-year-old and a 22-year-old, for allegedly fighting among themselves and being a nuisance to public, in an incident that took place on February 5 at Clark Quay.
During the fight, the 18-year-old in question allegedly headbutted the 22-year-old, which cause facial injuries; his forehead was also bleeding from the fracas.
However, the police have since denied that excessive force were used by them, and that the videos posted online do not present the full account of the sequence of events that transpired.
The police said:
“There are allegations that the officers had used excessive force on the 18-year-old man, resulting in him bleeding from the head. These allegations are untrue.”
“The officers had assessed the situation and applied necessary force on the 18-year-old man, including the use of a baton in the course of arrest as he had put up a violent struggle to resist arrest.”
During a vaccination exercise at the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) on January 14, a staff working there was wrongly administered with the equivalent of 5 doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.
The mistake was discovered within minutes of the exercise and senior doctors were alerted immediately, they then assessed the employee and found the staff to be well without any adverse reactions or side effects.
The vaccination exercise was terminated immediately and the rest of the employees were vaccinated at SGH.
The staff was then warded at SGH for observation as a precaution.
The staff’s condition was stable and he was then discharged two days later.
Investigations showed that the mistake arose due to human error; a lapse in communication between the vaccination team.
SNEC said:
The staff in charge of diluting the vaccine had been called away to attend to other matters during the preparation of the vaccine, and a second staff member had mistaken the undiluted dose in the vial to be ready for administering
A Singapore Pools outlet at Redhill produced 3 winning TOTO tickets; of which 2 were top prize tickets and 1 was a 2nd prize ticket, during the TOTO draw on 1 February.
The winnings amounted to more than $3 million in total.
The lucky Singapore Pools outlet is located at Seah Koon Huat, at Blk 116 Bukit Merah View, #01-233
Just today 6 February 2021, at about 12.11 pm a cyclist was seen cycling on New Bridge Road in the middle of the lanes during a peak hour.
After abruptly cutting lanes, he showed finger gestures to the driver behind him as a form of challenge.
Such arrogance from him and the recklessness in the way he cycles his bicycle is bound to cause a traffic accident. He is lucky that this time round no accidents were caused by his actions.
Recently a guy was sharing his thoughts and feelings on Facebook regarding the actions of his boyfriend. Hoping to get some advice from the netizens.
His boyfriend was being secretive when going out with his best friend (a girl) and when he came back, he did not tell him anything relating to it. This caused him to be upset over it.
Here is his story,
“I (22M) moved here with my family from Taiwan when I was 17 years old. I met my current boyfriend “John” (25M) through a mutual friend here in SG when I was 19 and we have been together ever since. At the start of last year, he got to know one of my best friends “Sarah” (22F) from JC. I know for a fact that my boyfriend will not ever cheat on me or do anything that will hurt me.”
“The first time Sarah and John met each other was at her 21st birthday bash, and they were very awkward with each other, but after about 5-6 months of casual chatting they are now talking almost everyday. Nowadays, they even plan outings with their own clique like going to art museums and the zoo, sometimes only with them alone. (I am the type that prefer to stay home and play video games on my PS4 and PC, so maybe John feels the need to compensate the excitement somehow). Both of them do not speak about the “dates” to me, and I am slightly unhappy at this. They have become good friends.”
“I don’t have a right to be upset, but I feel a little bit jealous because its like they are hiding something from me, even though they are purely going out as friends. I know nothing can happen between them because my boyfriend is gay (obviously) but is it wrong to be upset? Both of them are the 2 people closest to me, and we still do go out together, but I feel left out and kind of betray when they do not tell me about this type of things.”
“Please help me, I do not know how to handle this”
