The MTI and the MHA recently announced on Tuesday (Jan 19) that to prevent the formation of Covid-19 clusters in high-risk settings, and to decrease the risk of further community transmission, plans to reopen nightclubs and karaoke outlets specifically will be deferred until further notice.Bars and pubs will be allowed to continue to operate for now.

This is their most recent statement.

“It is uncertain when the pilot may be able to commence, given the dynamic public health situation. Agencies will review the commencement of the pilots at a suitable juncture,” the ministries added.

A total of wo nightclubs and 10 karaoke outlets were shortlisted for this pilot program, whittled down from a list of eight nominations for nightclubs and 15 nominations for karaoke outlets. Under this pilot program, customers would need to take the covid test in the last 24 hours before they will be allowed to enter the premises

Recently there has been an uproar by netizens regarding a lady influencer from AMM.

The influencer from AMM Live was caught vaping during her live streaming session. Viewers from the live stream recorded her sucking in a fresh mouth of vape.

Vaping in Singapore is already a serious offence, yet vaping while on live streaming is just asking to get caught.

Hers is a post regarding this incident by one of the Facebook user.

Here is a video showing the influencer vaping during her streaming.

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Gone were the days of the nightclub Sun City where you had scantily clad thai girls playing drinking games with you or the separate area where the KTV rooms would be filled with Vietnamese GROs.

In this area where many people who work in the area come to eat during their lunch, a popular pub has opened below the Jurong Superbowl.

The Tipsy Cow has a few outlets in Singapore and they are known to sell cheap beer pints at their outlets. People who are working in the area can finally enjoy a cold pint after work to wind down.

User Scamdetector recently posted on Facebook after an FT Indian lady demanded many ridiculous things from a SHN hotel.

The woman stated that she checked into Amara Hotel and requested for an extension cable but she was told that she would have to purchase it which made her extremely unhappy.

The funny part was that she even requested for a baby bath tub as well. She wanted a bigger room to store her 6 luggages too but she wasn’t happy when she was asked to pay extra.

A video of a serial road rager was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV. It is believed that the person in question drove a car with expired road tax and raged at motorists on the road several times.

Here is the full story.

19jan2021#SLL3005L mazda 3driver with expired road tax since aug 2020 goes around raging motorists.there was also a 2014 incident .

16jan2014cut in front of heavy vehicle & brake.

4jan2021stop in front of camcar & getting off to rage camcar, camcar drove away & he chased and gestured

14jan2021threw object at camcar when upset camcar did not give way

A video was recently uploaded to the SG Chinese Community Facebook page showing a fight between two uncles.

According to the post, the fight happened at a hawker centre located at Chong Pang. It is unsure what had triggered the fight. However, one of the uncles was seen stomping on the head of the other uncle.

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User Vivian Lee recently posted on the Facebook page Complaint Singapore after she allegedly sought help from the Town Council and her MP for a serious case of “biscuit beetles” invasion that has been tormenting her family for months. She stated on how it has been 2 months and nothing has been done even after contacting her MP directly through whatsapp.

Here is the full story.

Its been more than 2months. From last year November 2020 until now January 2021 i have soughted helped from #ccktowncouncil#cckgrc#donwee over the “biscuit beetles invasion. On Mid October, ive been experiencing crawling insects on my beds and even crawling onto me.

I was freaked out i initially thought it was bed bugs so i engaged WTG Pest Control Singapore to help me to fumigate my house after i caught like 30 of them in one night. Wilson Tay Wtg was very helpful he came the next day, he found no source of breeding in my house and told me to see results and those pest should be gone by the 2nd week.

During this 2 weeks i found none and even solved my ants problem in my house. Theres no ants no anything. After 2 week those pest started to appear at my window area. So i contact Mr Tay he instructed me to set traps at my window area to see if its coming from the roof top. True enuff those pest was stuck at my traps. So i put up a request in the town council app for people to come and assist. 2 weeks pass no one did a follow-up so ive got no choice but to contact Mr Don Wee (MP of CCKGRC) 2 months pass all i get replies from him is “i will check with the town council” so if i dont WhatsApp Mr Don Wee i think the town council will never get back to me…

Anyway thats not the point so till date nothing has been done all they do is sending 2 people ‘their so called pester controller’ to come house and do window shopping. After their shopping they claimed they will contact the town council and arranged someone to go to the rooftop to check.

Finally a person from town council called and arranged a date to come and check. But when the day comes, the guy came into my room less than a minute or so he left as my baby was crying. So he claimed to go down and wait for the pest controller, but in the end he told me it was raining and have to reschedule another day to come (it was jus drizzling).

I did a follow-up and texted both the town council and Mr Don Wee amd they decided to ghost me. Till date nothing is done no checking nothing.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/groups/348293689060800/permalink/822112925012205/

A 31-year-old man was fined $1,500 after he was found guilty of verbally abusing an NEA officer after he was caught smoking at a non-smoking zone.

The incident happened on 28 Arp 2020 at an open-air car park near Somerset 313. According to court documents, the NEA officer was performing his duty in the area. The officer then spotted the man smoking at a non-smoking zone.

The NEA officer then approached the man with his colleague and asked the man for his particular to issue him a summon. The man then took out his NRIC and threw it on the bonnet of his car before swearing at the NEA officer.

It was reported that the man told the NEA officer “F*** your whole family” and “C***B**”. The NEA officer later lodged a police report against the man.

According to the law, anyone convicted of verbally abusing a public servant could be jailed up to one year, fined up to $5,000 or both.

Lawrence Wong recently stated on how Singapore’s restrictions were relaxed as the months passed but due to the increase in the number of community cases lately, this has been worrying the authorities.

He goes on to say that:

“Authorities Considering Additional Measures As More Community Cases Emerge”

And to prevent a spike in infections, we might have to give up some of our liberties. Therefore, the government is considering additional measures to keep the community cases under control as more infections start to emerge.

Mr Wong stated in a Facebook post on Monday (18 Jan), that he noted on a new cluster linked to a police para-vet was recently detected, the first local cluster in months.

‘Our contact tracers are working hard to identify all the possible contacts, ring-fence the potential cases and prevent them from spreading further”, he said.

“We are also monitoring the situation carefully and considering if additional measures are necessary to ensure the infection remains under control.”