On Friday 5 February 2021, a pair, man and woman were charged with unlawful prostitution. They will drug the victims and force them to be prostitutes. Police in Australia allegedly found victims as young as 17 years old.
The mastermind of the operations a 35 years-old Brisbane man with an accomplice is suspected of giving the victims some drugs causing them to hallucinate and unable to think properly.
Police conducted raids at Brisbane’s southern suburbs. Four victims were found during the raid and police believed that there are more victims yet to be found. Evidence like recordings of victims during the acts with men and were also found at the scene.
Further investigations are still being conducted by police in Australia.
The final person linking to the 2019 orchard tower case is to be charged in a district court.
Hong a 23 years-old man charged with murder initially on 2 July 2019. He was one of the seven in the group involved in the murder case.
The six of them including Hong have their charges reduced to a lighter sentence such as assault. Only Sen 29 years-old still being charged a murder case.
On Friday 5 February 2021, Hong has pleaded guilty to being in the group of Sen when the murdering took place. Hong has also admitted to previous rioting charges.
In earlier rioting cases, Hong was seen in a fight between his friends and one group when he was at the Club V5 Thai disco at Ming Arcade. He grabbed a liquor bottle and continuously hitting a man and fled to Johor Baru afterward. Hong was caught when he came back to Singapore.
Another incident was at District 9 whereby, Hong committed another act of rioting just 2 months after the first offence.
Hong will be sentenced one month from now 5 March 2021.
As part of the safety measures for the precaution of the pandemic, the authorities have banned the usage of the colorful Chinatown decorative lights. It is not allowed to be switched on during this weekend and the eve of Chinese New Year.
Restrictions to some of the streets such as Pagoda Street and Trengganu Street during the busy hours on the weekend may also be taken place told by the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE).
Along with the restriction of street access, festive lights along South Bridge Road, New Bridge Road, and Eu Tong Sen Street will not be allowed to switch on during this coming Friday to Sunday and on the eve of Chinese New Year Feb 11.
Enforcement actions has not stopped and more people and establishments were caught by various authorities. A total of 74 people were caught and 12 food and beverage outlets were fined or forced to close.
Darts Buddy (28 Beatty Road)
Image Source: SLA
A pub was ordered to close after The Singapore Land Authority caught a pub located at Beatty Road was serving alcohol after 10.30 PM
The pub is Darts Buddy located at 28 Beatty Road, the pub allowed customers to enter from the back door and crowds of people were seen drinking and partying inside.
They were ordered to close 10 days from Feb 1 to Feb 10.
Bumbu (44 Kandahar Street)
Image Source: URA
14 customers at the restaurant were split into 2 tables to avoid the “8 pax rule” on Jan 29 2021 and they caught by URA, the premise has been ordered to close for 10 days from Feb 4 to Feb 13.
Drink Emporium (Royal Room) (83 Club Street)
Image Source: SPF
The place still continued to serve alcohol even though it is 1.10 AM, they were caught on Jan 16 2021, Singapore Tourism Board (STB) gave them an order to close for 20 days from Feb 3 to Feb 22.
They were fined also S$1,000 previously and ordered to close for 10 days back in November 2020.
The rest of the 9 outlets were fined S$1,000 each
1. Chinatown Seafood, 2/4 Trengganu Street
2. FYR, 19 Boon Tat Street
3. GoroGoro Steamboat & Korean Buffet, The Centrepoint #03-43
A cat that went missing for over 3 years was found on the other end of the island. An amazing story to never give up and always hope for the best.
Here is the amazing story:
Found Manis under my block!! His owners told me that they picked him up at Toa Payoh 20 years ago and hand-raised him when he was just a kitten.
They had to move house and their place was undergoing renovation, Manis accidentally got loose. The last they saw him was in Jurong West, all the way back in 2018!! Member of the group posted that she found a new cat roaming at Block 146 and I went down to take a look. Posted about him to ask if this was anyone’s long lost cat, and they reached out to me!
He is finally reunited with his family after 3 years!! This is honestly so so unbelievable, but I am truly so so happy that he is back with his family. Don’t know how he travelled from Jurong West all the way to Simei! But this is truly a miracle!! To everyone that has a missing furbaby, don’t give up hope!
There is a possibility that they are still out there, don’t stop posting about them, don’t stop looking for them. I hope one day all the missing pets will be reunited with their families, just like Manis did.
Facebook user Russell Chen recently shared pictures of a woman who allegedly developed severe bruising after received the Covid vaccine. The pictures were shared on the Facebook page United Singaporean.
Source: United Singaporean
Here is the full story.
Saw this on another group earlier on with almost 10k shares.. but was subsequently set to private or deleted.. Really heartbreaking to see
Source: United Singaporean
“My mom had her 1st Covid vaccine this past Thursday. She woke up at 1am today with a baseball sized bruise. Went back to bed got up around 7am. Here’s some pictures of the progression that followed.
Source: United Singaporean
Last picture was taken at 5:30pm. She did f/u with her pcp, had labs drawn, and has an u/s of her arm ordered for tomorrow. Has anyone seen anything like this happen? Arm is very swollen as well.”
It was believed that the food he complained about was during his first day of his SHN. The Malaysian’s comments received severe backlash from Singaporeans. He even started to bash other Singapore netizens on the Facebook group.
A Malaysian man who was convicted of leaving his hostel multiple times during his stay-home notice (SHN) has been stripped of his permanent residence (PR) status.
He developed acute respiratory symptoms and was ordered to stay at home from April to May 3 as it’s considered an SHN. However, a 47-year-old man violated SHN a total of four times. As a result, his permanent resident (PR) status was revoked by the ICA.
On April 29 last year, Chong Tet Choe, who lives in a dormitory in Jurong West, sought medical attention for body aches and cough. The doctor diagnosed with acute respiratory symptoms and gave him five days of sick leave, which is equivalent to a stay home notice. He can only leave his home only to seek medical attention.
However, he still went out four times the next day, May 2 and 3, including going to the canteen to buy food and going to the nearby AXS machine to top up his credits for mobile phone. At the beginning of the investigation, he also informed the Ministry of Health that he only went out once.
On August 7 last year, he was sentenced to imprisonment for violating the Infectious Disease Act; his permanent residency was revoked by the immigration checkpoint yesterday.
Violation of the SHN regulations can face a fine of up to $10,000, or imprisonment for six months, or both.
A social media post was recently shared on the HWZ forum by user NotWhatYouThink showing on how an insurance agent took advantage of his wife’s hospitalization to do some marketing and advertising for insurance.
Source: HWZ
It was believed that his wife was hospitalized due to food poisoning which led to severe vomiting. He then goes on to tell everyone to buy their “fakin hospital plan”. He then posted his handphone number for people who are interested.
A video was recently shared by a Singapore Uncensored reader after a wedding had to use a more creative way to do their wedding toast.
Currently shouting the traditional cheer “yam seng” is currently not allowed due to Covid but from the video, all the attendees were using their phone to do their toast in an extremely special and creative way.
When there’s a will, there’s most definitely a way.
Anyway, you can click here if you need the program to do your lohei or huat ah during Chinese New Year.
