A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a local Indian promoter shocking shoppers with his multilingual language skills. It was believed that he could converse in 6 languages. His feat was filmed by a shopper at NTUC’s Parkway Parade outlet.

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Mystery Multilingual Man at Parkway Parade Xtra

NTUC FairPrice Xtra at Parkway Parade is really EXTRA, especially when they have this mystery multilingual man that converses in the 6 languages!!! Last week, my mother was shopping for mandarin oranges and struggled to express what type she wanted when suddenly this man attending to her, started talking to her in Cantonese!! He then spoke to another auntie in Mandarin (mom even compared my mandarin to his as his seemed better, and she kept nagging at how I should be embarrassed).

Just earlier this week, I went by to get more Lukan oranges and was waiting in line when I saw a man in his grey shirt speaking in Malay to a customer (I didn’t think much yet). Then, out of the blue I heard conversations in Cantonese! It was at this moment that I pieced it together – this was the guy! Then I intentionally spoke to him in Mandarin (to see if he really that cool as mom made out to be) to which he didn’t flinch or choke up one bit.This is crazy! After buying my Lukans, I asked him if he spoke any other languages, and turns out he does!?! He apparently speaks the same language that priyanka chopra jonas does (Hindi). Then he said something about studying punjabi also. So at this point, I just got so amused and wondered how does this man who looks a little middle eastern, but a bit ang moh, and maybe Italian speaks so many languages?

He goes by “Ham” which I found very very cute and funny! Very jovial guy, especially for someone who’s just attending to oranges. Never seen someone so happy to be handling oranges, lol. Really a charming and entertaining man! Just look at the crowd gathering just to hear him speak, too good. Secretly film a snippet of his “performance” haha

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Pictures of a lizard were recently shared on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows how a customer who purchased bread from Breadtalk found a burnt lizard in his food.

He stated on how his mother purchased the bread from their Tai Seng outlet for his breakfast before bringing it home.

He also said on how the company was not apologetic for the whole episode and how the company only cared about removing the post which was uploaded online by the customer.

The customer stated that he was not looking for any sort of compensation as he just posted his experience just for awareness.

58-year-old Feng Xiuyi was charged with voluntarily causing hurt and sentenced to 5 weeks of jail after he assaults a doctor at Singapore General Hospital.

The incident happened on 18 Feb 2020 in the afternoon, the victim who visited the doctor said that he as knee pain and was seeking medical advice.

However, when the doctor asked if he was feeling any pain the victim burst into anger and said: “If I am not in pain, why would I come to you?“.

Before the doctor had a chance to reply, Feng stand up and punched the doctor in the head and started raining punches and even threatened the doctor that he will attack him again.

The doctor then ran out of the room and told the staff to inform security and call the Police, the doctor then locked all the doors to the room and waited for the Police to arrive. Feng tried to break open the door but failed to do so, the Police later arrived on scene and arrested the man.

According to the Singapore Tourism Board, 34 people have been caught for not wearing a facemask or gathered in large groups of more than 8.

Each violator was issued a fine of S$300. The number of people that were caught was from 15 Jan 2021 to date.

Establishments in Chinatown were also fined between S$1,000 to S$2,000 for failing to ensure that their customers kept a safe distance between them, while some were fined for allowing groups of more than 8 to gather.

Although Singapore is in Phase 3 and Chinese New Year is around the corner, COVID-19 is still an active threat in the world.

STB has stepped up checks on tourism establishments and precincts since the start of Phase 2 and will continue to deploy additional enforcement officers and Safe Distancing Ambassadors where required. Enforcement action will be taken for non-compliance, which may include fines, closure of business, and prosecution.

In a separate statement, STB said that they will work with establishments in Chinatown to ensure that they adhere to all regulations in these difficult times.

A video was recently shared by a Singapore Uncensored reader which shows a serious accident involving a traffic police and a truck.

From the video, a traffic policeman and another man were seen laying on the ground and they were bleeding severely due to their injuries.

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