Facebook User Charlene Lin recently commented on Channel News Asia post which stated about her allergic reactions linked to the COVID vaccine which left her warded at the Singapore General Hospital.

In her post, she stated on how she was hospitalized in Singapore General Hospital for 5 days taking the COVID vaccine. Many doctors came but could not even give her an accurate diagnosis which caused her symptoms.

The Singapore General Hospital has recently posted on their Facebook page that they were aware that a patient was currently warded at SGH after receiving the Covid Vaccine but there is no evidence that her symptoms were linked to the vaccine.

Here is their post.

We are aware of reports that an individual is currently warded at SGH after receiving the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Our doctors have conducted multiple tests and so far, there is no evidence that her signs and symptoms are related to the vaccine she received recently. We take a cautious approach and will continue to monitor her condition and conduct tests as needed.

A Naruto themed wedding was recently spotted at North Bridge road and pictures were uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall.

A group of men could be seen dressed in Akatsuki itachi Cloak while they were believed to be preparing to “gate crash” the bride’s home.

A video was recently uploaded after a speeding purple Kia Cerata smashed into a Toyota Prius causing it to hit the side rail before flipping over.

Here is the full story.

31jan2021 0050hrsspeeding kia cerato #SJP5329S lost control and hit toyota prius #SLZ9673U causing it to hit the side rail & flip over.

kudos to the passenger whom call emergency services & the rest of the passer by whom stop to help.

FULL VIDEO LOADING…

Facebook user Corly Ngan recently posted on the Facebook page Dogs Singapore seeking for help after her unreasonable landlord requested her to remove 3 foster dogs immediately without giving her enough time to find fosterers for them. She stated on how she is suffering from stage 3 breast cancer as well.

Here is the full story.

I am a new member would like to share my story, I got breast cancer stage 3 under treatment now, start to foster care dogs in 2018, some good healthy went to good family, I still have 4 special care dogs in my home, blind Shih Tzu, Heart Problem Poodle, Cancer and 11 year old Japanese Spitz and have a good health Pomerania

my landlord thru agent tell me must move out 3 dogs by week, the reason is HDB only accept 1 dog, I rent their flat from end of 2017, my neighbour never complaint, my dogs never make any problem, my maid clean up well, they all sleep with me at 9:00, never barking at night, I request landlord give me more times (afterChinese New Year) to find good family for them or move to condo after my treatment on June, I am under chemotherapy in NCC every week, my body not allow to move anywhere they reject me, I understand this is law, I try a lot to keep my dogs but ….We pray for God and my friends help, may be this is a right time, I need to open my hands, let them go

thanks God have good families to adopt them, I only keep Japanese Spitz, I hope her have a smooth life with us

A Singaporean man recently shared how his wife implemented a point system that he has to follow in exchange for s*xy time. He also said on how that was the only way so he has to follow his wife’s instructions if he wanted anything from her.

Here is the full story.

My wife recently informed me of a reward system that I had to follow if I wanted some s*xy time from her. I don’t really think it’s fair as the points collected are really very minimal. To make l*ve to my wife I had to accumulate 100 points. Even if I did everything she wanted it would take me at least 15-20 days to accumulate enough points to make l*ve to her. And she’s extremely strict about it. Sometimes she deducts my points for very small issues like returning my toothbrush into the toothbrush holder or forgetting to put the toilet seat down.

Anyway here is how the point system goes.

Do house work properly – 1 point
Massage feet and ankles – 1 point
Brush teeth two times a day (1week) – 1 point
Dinner time never play handphone (1week) – 1 point
Korean movie time make for her nuggets and cold Milo – 1 point

Do wrong things will have minus points.

You accumulate 25 points can exchange for 1 HJ
100 points can exchange one FJ

I’m extremely frustrated and I tried negotiating to cut the reward points to claim my “special” by half but she still refuses to budge.

A few images have gone viral after a Facebook page: “Lets Go Singapore” posted a photo. Some other Facebook pages even claim to take note of the fake notes that is “currently” circulating.

However, this is not true, the exact image has been posted since 2016. Singapore Uncensored reported this news over 5 years ago.

The image is linked to a 2016 case of forgery. According to the Straits Times, a man was arrested for allegedly printing counterfeit notes in May 2016. The police received a report that the notes were used in a convenience store along Hougang Street 91.Back then, an image of two notes with the same serial number 5DC995967 also made the rounds on Whatsapp.

Here are the fake serial numbers that are known since 2016

• 5DC995967
• 4KT595133
• 4AX921719
• 4LB831932

Following news is from 2016

Similarly, Everyday SG reported it 5 years ago.

Li Chuan Fish and cuttle balls are products that are both Halal certified, according to a Facebook post by MUIS they are currently investigating in the case.

Muis said in a statement

“Presently, Muis does not adopt routine porcine DNA testing in its processes as we are of the view that DNA testing should be employed only when there is a robust understanding and framework developed, that is agreed upon by religious scholars and experts.

Muis will continue to monitor the development of porcine DNA testing technology and assess whether it is necessary to include such testing as part of Singapore’s Halal certification process.”

The company has withdrawn the product after Muis’s requested for the products to be removed from the market.

The allegation was discovered by religious authorities from Brunei of the Halal product.

Muis is currently investigating.

Singaporean DJ Jade Rasif has been providing updates about herself after having the COVID vaccine injected.

In her post, she mentioned that she has been having high fever since she had taken the injection and she couldn’t breathe as well.

In her post:

“36 hr Vaccine update: a turn for the worse, 38.6-degree fever, chills, couldn’t breathe. rushed to the doctor got swabbed and SHNed (doctor said it’s probably vaccine but it’s mandatory to do the swab because of my fever). Drinking water and resting”

A Singaporean girl recently shared her experience after her mother forced her to find a rich boyfriend. The mother would want her daughter to study hard so she can enter good schools so she can meet a rich boyfriend. By doing so, she will be able to pull her family out of poverty.

Here is the full story.

Saw the recent story about the girl who asked her bf for money and she reminded me of myself. I’m just like her, a very materialistic girl. I grew up in a low income family where my parents worked hard to give me a better childhood than the ones they had. They grew up in poverty and were forced to quit their primary schools to go out to work and help support their families.

Growing up, my mom has always encouraged me to study hard and get into the top university, not because she wanted me to find a good job but because she wanted me to find a rich boyfriend. She believed that rich kids would often study at the best schools and entering these schools would give me an opportunity to meet these rich kids. Indeed my mom was right. When I entered university, I met my first boyfriend, who was a typical rich kid. His parents owned a construction firm and he was the oldest child and would take over the company in future. He was perfect in every way and we loved each other deeply and wanted to get married after we graduate. After graduating, we went around looking at houses. One day he saw a house he fancied and told me how he would love to live in it. Since then, I started to feel uneasy whenever I saw him. But I convinced myself that I was making the right decision to marry him because he’s handsome and rich and he loves me so much.

What could go wrong? The day after he told his family about the house he fancied, I started to panic and suddenly I broke down in tears and told him I want to break up with him. He cried and begged me to reconsider my decision but I lied to him that I don’t like his parents and can’t get along with them. Nevertheless, he tried to win me back until I decided to lie to him that I found a new boyfriend. After everything that happened, I realised I fell in love with his money, not him. I did everything I could to make him happy, not because I love him but because I wanted him to love me and give me everything. I was so wrong to think that money can buy me happiness.

Strangely, when he brought me to all the top fine dining restaurants, all the condo showrooms to choose our house and the high end jewellery boutiques to choose my rings, I didn’t feel happy at all. Everything just felt like an achievement unlocked, an ego booster. Fortunately, I hesitated and did not buy any ring or house with him. For a very long time, I could not forgive myself for breaking his heart. I would often ask our mutual friends to check on him until I heard he found a new girlfriend. About a year later, I met someone new and I could finally move on and forgive myself. Just like me, my current boyfriend came from a poor background and we were colleagues at a small firm. Our dates were routine and simple, we would eat at the McDonald’s opposite my house or buy Campbell soup from Giant and cook our own dinner. Life was simple but those were the best days of my life. Ever since my boyfriend found a new job that requires more OT, he has been very busy. However, he still finds time to meet me and surprises me with food I love.

A few months ago, he brought me to the same jewellery store which my ex brought me to and asked me to choose a ring. As I was looking at the rings, I felt like the rings are so beautiful. However, I told him I would rather he save up the money for our BTO renovation and warned him that I would return the ring if he ever bought it. Today, he surprised me with a proposal and proposed to me with the ring he bought from the store we visited.

The truth is he has been saving up for the ring for a very long time and he even changed his job to earn more money so he can afford the ring. He’s not a romantic person but he asked his married friends for advice and did a lot of research to give me the best proposal I have ever seen. Some years ago, I stepped into the same jewellery shop and felt a sense of emptiness. The ring was beautiful but it did not make me feel anything. Some years later, I am wearing the same ring but I feel like the happiest girl in the world. It was never about the ring. It is the person you are with that matters.

Two men are wanted by the Singapore Police Force (SPF), for their suspected involvement in a case of credit card fraud. According to the police, the incident happened on 12 Aug 2020 at Bishan Central.

Anyone with information is requested to call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.

All information will be kept strictly confidential.