A picture of a gathering was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall.
The picture was taken at a MRT underpass as hundreds of maids gathered together while they had their meals and partied.
They most probably gathered at the underpass due to the heavy rain that has been occurring for the past weeks. But the excessive amount of people gathering at one area is indeed worrying especially during this covid period.
User Lemon_Tea recently posted on the HWZ forum stating that it is possible to delete your TraceTogether data by sms-ing DEREGISTER to a number +65.
It is believe that you will receive a confirmation that the request has been received and will be processed in 3 – 5 days. The number sent from your mobile phone must be the same number that you used to register in TT App.
A webpage called research.reignofcomputer even confirmed this by posting screenshots of Singaporeans who were successful in removing and deleting their TraceTogether data.
Whether there is any truth in this is yet to be confirmed.
The total number of daily cases were in the double digits, compared to between October and November last year when fewer than 10 imported cases were recorded daily. And the numbers are currently increasing on a daily basis.
This is due to Singapore lifting the border restrictions which enabled more visitors to enter Singapore. Currently, citizens from Brunei, China, New Zealand, Vietnam, Australia and Taiwan can enter Singapore.
Currently, the top 6 countries where imported cases come from are India, Indonesia, UK, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Philippines with India taking the top spot.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Roads.sg which shows a cat who wandered into the KPE tunnel.
A kind hearted man was seen saving the cat by carrying the cat and putting the cat into the car. The incident was believed to have happened on 6 January.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Sg Dirty Fella which shows a maid dancing while an elderly man stood beside her in his undewear.
The foreign maid then uploaded the video on her Tiktok account. Such actions are indeed incorrigible as employers place their trust in the maid to take care of their elderly parents.
The video has since been deleted from her Tiktok account.
A Facebook user has shared his unpleasant encounter with his friend who is a financial advisor.
According to his post, his friend has introduced him to a new fund with high returns and zero risks involved. He then decides to pump in 70 per cent of his saving into the fund. However, little did he know that in just a few months time, his investment has incurred a loss which was 50% of what he had invested.
He then confronted his friend and only to find out that his friend did not inform him about the losses until the annual report of the fund is about to be public. His friend then told him that he did not know that investment is risky.
“One of my friends is a financial advisor. He asked me to put my money in this new private fund (let’s just call it Tasty Tulip) that he said confirm plus chop guarantee 20% annual returns with zero risk. Over the past few months, I followed his well-meaning advice and let him put around 70% of my savings into Tasty Tulip.
Today, he told me that Tasty Tulip lost 50% of my original capital! When I called my friend, he said that it didn’t cross his mind that investments are risky and even worse, his boss defended him by quoting the “No Free Lunch Theorem” in finance (smlj?)! Can you imagine how angry I was when this boss said nothing at our prior meeting when my friend gave me his reassurances?!
The worse part of this is that my friend already knew of the losses a few months ago, but only told me about the loss before Tasty Tulip published its annual report. But since he had many sleepless nights worrying about this, do you think I should forgive him and let him manage the remaining 30% of my savings?”
A video was recently uploaded to sgfollowsall Instagram group showing a car struck at a carpark entrance after the bicycle that was attached to the car’s rooftop got hooked to the barricade of the carpark entrance.
From the video, the incident is believed to had happened at the carpark entrance of Midview City.
According to a post shared by Yishun 326 Tabby Cat Facebook page, a cat was found dead behind of a childcare centre located at Block 315C Yishun Ave 9. It is believed that the cat has fallen from heights and AVS and SPF had begun their investigations in regards to the case.
The welfare group has appealed for more information in regards to the case.
“*𝘼𝙥𝙥𝙚𝙖𝙡 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙄𝙣𝙛𝙤𝙧𝙢𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣*
Medium-sized kitty was spotted at Blk 316C. Looked to be a Siamese Mixed Breed, Medium-sized and not sterilised.
Kitty was very shy and definitely not familiar with the environment. Kitty is now found dead at Blk 315C behind the childcare centre, suspect fallen from height. AVS and the SPF are made aware and are attending to the case.
Please come forward if you have information on this kitty, or if you know someone has lost a cat that looks like this!“
A video was recently uploaded to SGRV Facebook page showing self-entitled cyclist road raging along Tiong Baru Road.
From the video, the cyclist was seen disregarding the traffic rules and stayed in the yellow box when waiting for the traffic light. A tipper truck was later seen turning right and always hitting the cyclist. Out of anger, the cyclist then decided to point his middle finger at the tipper truck driver.
A video was recently shared to Complaint Singapore by Facebook user Jimmy Lim showing a fight between two men at a Coffee Shop.
It is unsure what that triggered the fight. However, a man was seen been pinned down on the ground by another man. The man who was standing was heard hurling vulgarities at the man on the ground.
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