It has been a week since there are any community cases but having a load of imported cases daily there is still a high risk of getting community cases.

According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), there are 25 confirmed cases of B117 here in Singapore.

1st case was imported, a 17 years-old female Singaporean who came back on 6 Dec from the UK. Was put on Stay-Home Knotice (SHN) and later tested positive on 8 Dec.

Another 19 cases of B117 were imported from Europe.

There are another 3 cases from the community working in the airport hotel. One was a 24 years-old permit holder from Korea who tested positive on 5 Jan working at Azur restaurant. His colleague a 43 years-old Malaysian woman was later tested positive on 6 Jan. A colleague of the first case, a 20 years-old Singaporean was later tested positive.

Another 2 community cases are a married couple. They were tested positive on 15 Jan. The man works at Singapore Scouts Association and also a part-time bus driver while his wife works at OCBC Tampines Centre One.

There is a chance of all 5 community cases linking. The couple were at Changi Airport Terminal 3 on 31 Dec from 2.35-9.50pm whereby, they might come across the Korean man when he was at Terminal 3 from 7.48-8.49pm.

As a precaution, all staff working in Jewel Changi and Terminal 3 were asked to go for Covid-19 test.

Recently a Facebook user shared her thought online regarding her long-distance relationship with a man in a different country.

After knowing each other for 4 years but have not met physically the man suddenly pop out the question of marriage. She is now confused and asking for advice.

Here is the story,

“I met this guy and we went out three times although we knew each other for 4 years. Most of our communication is done via zoom/discord as he studies in a different country. It was nice talking to him but he suddenly mentioned about marriage.“

“I mean it is quite hard for us to be even together when we don’t interact physically. Is it too rash if we make marriage plan provided he can come to Singapore to work and we have more chance for interaction?“

“How many times should we go out to legitimate understand him? I just feel like know this person virtually does not mean like I know his personality and suitability. This is the part that I am confused about. Help~“

Just yesterday, a video of a reckless trailer driver driving recklessly was caught on camera.

The incident happened at KJE towards Bukit Panjang exit where the driver of the trailer did a sudden change of lane to the left causing a bus and a car to do an emergency brake.

A reckless driver like this shouldn’t even be driving on the road.

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33 years-old man allegedly threatened a woman stating that he will post videos of her online if she did not give the man money, have been arrested.

On 10 October 2021, the victim made a police report stating that she was being threatened by a man that she met on an online dating app.

Between February to October 2021, the man managed to threaten her of about S$200,000 after having videos against the victim. Videos were send to the man before she first met him in Malaysia.

Sometime last year, when the victim was in Malaysia, the man send a driver to pick her up and was first threatened by the man to perform sexual acts with his driver. The victim has no choice but to follow his demands.

After that meet-up, the victim came back to Singapore being afraid of her videos being circulated continued to transfer the man money to prevent him from posting the videos online.

The man was arrested on 28 January 2021 and will be charged on Saturday. Singapore Police Force (SPF) also stated that the man was believed to be involved in other cases involving the same type of extortions.

According to the police, anyone found guilty of extortion will be jailed for up to 7 years and caned.