A 45-year-old cyclist was reportedly hospitalised after he was involved in an accident with a truck earlier today (09 Jan 2021).
The police were alerted to an accident that involves a cyclist and a tipper truck along Tanah Merah Coast Road going towards Xinlin Ave at about 8.55 am.
Credit SGRV
Several Photos of the accident were also circulated on social media which shows the cyclist laying on the ground. His bicycle was also badly damaged as seen from the photos shared.
A video was recently shared to Bengzofsg showing 2 YPs and 1 XMM filming themselves smoking.
The three of them were seen sharing cigarettes among themselves and they seem to be very proud of their actions as they have posted the video onto social media.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page salahkau.sg which shows 2 young punks fighting at the void deck.
The 2 boys were seen fighting 1 on 1 as they wore boxing gloves to fight each other. Punches and kicks were thrown at each other as they tried to find out who could be the ultimate winner of the fight.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollows which recorded certain sounds from a HDB unit.
Loud moans could be heard coming from the unit and at one point a female voice could be heard shouting daddy as well. One may wonder what is happening in the HDB unit.
Hot on the heels of Elon Musk being named the world’s richest person, surpassing Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Musk is reportedly bringing Tesla into the Singapore market “soon”, according to their website.
Source: Tesla.com
A quick search on LinkedIn yielded 10 different job openings by Tesla based in Singapore, including varying positions such as Customer Support Specialist, Vehicle Service Technicians and Operations Manager, to name a few.
Source: LinkedIn
Detailed job descriptions for each position were attached to the listings.
Fingers crossed and best of luck to all the applicants!
Facebook page Chained Dog Awareness in Singapore recently posted pictures of a poor dogs who was caged for ten wholes years. It was stated that the small dog showed must fear when it was saved and it’s were also underdeveloped. Currently, this poor dog is looking for fosterers/adopters who would take in this poor furkid.
Here is the full story.
URGENT APPEAL FOR FOSTERER/ ADOPTER
Have you ever imagined laying in a somewhat spacious coffin? Now imagine that coffin was ventilated, but was your entire world for TEN WHOLE YEARS. Yes, no doubt you’re existing, sure. But would you want to live a life forgotten?
This senior dog with the saddest eyes doesn’t even have a name. Without a name, this little guy has had no identity of his own, and yet had to witness his soul whittle down to the barest shred. This nameless dog didn’t understand it when we took him out of his familiar route for the first time. His under-developed leg muscles quivered not just from disuse, but also fear. Fear of the outside, the unknown, the unfamiliar – and that was just the 10 metres outside his cage.
Sights, sounds, smells. Everything was an impossible onslaught of newness for this nameless dog. The clunking elevator felt like an extension of his imprisonment as he shivered and hid behind our legs. Never having seen glass before, he banged into the glass doors in a whirl of confusion and panic, and we had to almost push him out the door to see for himself, just how wide and enticing the world can be.
Once he was out in the open, something clicked inside him. What joy! His tail wagged, he gave us licks of gratitude, and his devastating eyes bleated out, “Is this what freedom looks like?” Yes, buddy, and it’s time for you to finally leave your enclosure. No matter that it was kept clean; an enclosed life is no life at all.
So enough is enough. Will you step up as a fosterer/adopter and help bring the light back to his eyes? Show him how to really be a dog? It is way past time.
A medical specialist recently posted on an extremely funny or one might say painful medical emergency which he witnessed. It was alleged that a soldier had a 20 gauge needle inserted into his kkj after other parts of his body could not receive any IV after numerous attempts.
Here is the full story.
During my days, I was a med spec for combat engineers. Among one of them was this extremely, to be polite, big-boned guy. I’m serious thus guy is so huge I’m wondering why isn’t he downgraded and sent to desk job. Let’s call him BB
Anywho, on an exercise during an extremely hot day, whaddayaknow, BB actually suffered heat exhaustion and fainted. We evac him to the nearest med centre, and protocol dictates IV and BCU, and then send to nearest hospital.
So when BB arrives at med centre, they turned on the BCU and the MO, TX IC, and TX 2IC was there.
They tried to IV him for a grand total of 11x at the usual spots – elbows la, wrists la, even ankles… No dice. In a state of panic, the MO took out a 20-gauge needle, and said “did you all know there’s a vein by the kkb?”
Yes, that’s how BB had his IV, a small drip fed via a small line into a small vein on his kkb. They even secured it with a cute butterfly tape. That way he stayed all the way even after he was loaded into the ambulance.
On hindsight, damn back then no camera phones were allowed in camp. What I would give to have a photo for remembrance’s sake.