Photo credit: Singapore Floorball Association
[TeamSG in Action] Congratulations to our TeamSG Floorballers on finishing second at the Men’s World Championship Qualification (Asia/Oceania)! 
🎉They might have conceded the top spot to Australia by a close 4-5 score, but they’re all ready to put on a good showing at the Championship this December. 
📣 #OneTeamSG, tell them how proud you are right here!
Source: FB post by Team Singapore
Michelin-featured Cantonese eatery Summer Palace and the five-star inn’s dinner kitchen already had “A” evaluations for cleanliness.
The cleanliness evaluations of Summer Palace eatery and Regent Singapore’s feast kitchen were downsized to “C” on Monday (Jan 29) after many of the customer came down with food poisoning
The National Environment Agency (NEA) said in a warning that a sum of 43 individuals who ate food from the resturant on Nov 11 a year ago had stomach influenza – or gastroenteritis – side effects.
The cleanliness review of the foundations will be explored in a year, and NEA will hold the premises under observation meanwhile, the expert included.
Michelin one-star Cantonese eatery Summer Palace is situated in Regent Singapore, a five-star inn along Cuscaden Road. Both the eatery and the lodging’s feast kitchen beforehand had an “A” reviewing for cleanliness, as per NEA’s site.
In light of Channel NewsAsia’ questions, Regent Singapore said it was “appalling” that this episode had occurred amid one of its meal occasions.
The inn has reached each of the 43 visitors influenced to recognize the circumstance and expand its statements of regret for the burden caused to them. A common determination was found with these visitors, the inn said.
“The safety of our visitors is of most extreme need and measures are dependably set up to guarantee that the inn’s sustenance cleanliness models are not bargained,” it included.
Official Singapore said that since the episode, it has additionally fixed supervision to guarantee staff keep honing great sustenance security and individual cleanliness constantly, and will keep buckling down here to reestablish the trust in the inn.
The administration group is directing week after week kitchen stroll through activities to proceed with requirement of stricter checking of nourishment wellbeing and cleanliness hones by all staff in the kitchens, including intensive cleaning and support of sanitation of the kitchen, all utensils and gear, it said.
To guarantee that representatives keep up these appropriate benchmarks, week after week nourishment cleanliness gatherings and preparing composed by affirmed sustenance handlers are likewise set up and all qualified staff have additionally been sent for re-preparing of the Workforce Skills Qualifications fundamental sustenance cleanliness course.
I usually hate Facebook posts like these, but I don’t know how else to get the word out.
Last Saturday (26 January 2018) evening, my wife and I were at The Grandstand. We were leaving Kidzland and walking towards our car. My wife was carrying my 2-year old son. She stepped on a drain grating which divided the entrance of Kidzland from the car park, when the grating collapsed under her. She fell into the drain suffering a number of cuts and scraps. Unfortunately, as she fell forward whilst dropping into the drain, my son also hit his head on the road.
The staff of Kidzland were great and provided first aid assistance. We went to see a doctor immediately after. My wife had to get a tetanus shot. We have since been monitoring our son and, thankfully, he hasn’t exhibited any symptoms of concussion so far.
What’s driven me to post this is the response from The Grandstand’s management office:
– We received a call on Saturday night asking for details of the incident, but have not heard from them today.
– I was at The Grandstand again today and wanted to speak to someone from their management office. The security guard refused to let me know where it was and diverted me to the Concierge. The Concierge allowed me to speak to someone from the management office by telephone, but the person had no knowledge of the incident. I was told to expect a reply from them.
– I went back to the location of the incident, and found that the drain grating had been replaced without repair or warning signs. In other words, another person could easily step on same corner of the grating and fall through. The location of the defective grating is between the family parking lots, and Kidzland and Giant i.e. highly trafficked by family, children and the elderly.
The concierge and security guards were absent by then, and I called the management of Kidzland (who had earlier kindly followed up) to notify him. Tomorrow, I will try to reach out to the Grandstand again.
In the meantime, please be careful at the Grandstand!
Post-note:
1. By request, I have made this post public for sharing.
2. This post is intended to warn people. I abhor the spread of anger and vigilantism online. Accordingly, whilst the post can be shared, I do not consent to the use of its contents or associated photos on other websites.
A young man on a bus was seen verbally abusing an old man and even tried to challenge him to a fight.
Hero meh? Young bully old
What do you guys think?
https://www.facebook.com/SingaporeUncensored/videos/591345491211605/
😍😍😍 did anyone see this at other coffeeshop ?
Despite the busy and hectic schedule of most Singaporean we haven’t forgotten to care for the less privilege. This a good initiative done by De Tian Coffe House & Bukit Batok East Zone 2 RC Kudo to them to kick start project like this! Hopefully the kindness trend will spark off many other initiatives!
YES! FINALLY AVAILABLE!
To celebrate the upcoming movie “RAMEN TEH”, we will be serving the highly raved BAK KUT TEH RAMEN for a LIMITED PERIOD of time from 1st February 2018 – 30th April 2018!
Only available @ “Keisuke Tokyo (SUNTEC CITY)”
Source: FB post by Ramen Keisuke / Keisuke Tokyo- SG
Please help us to SHARE… the kitties need YOU!!!
With your encouragement & support, The Cat Museum is hoping to raise $1 million for a down payment to buy a permanent space and make a comeback before the end of the year.
If 10,000 heroes give $100, or 100,000 give $10, the kitties can live on. We hope you feel that what we do is worth continuing, and we can leave something for the next generation.
Help The Cat Museum live on by:
1. Our worldwide fans can donate in US$ : https://www.generosity.com/animal-pe…/save-the-cat-museum–3
2. Donating in S$ at : https://gogetfunding.com/savethecatmuseum/
or https://give.asia/campaign/save_the_orphan_baby_kittens
3. Cash or cheque donations made payable to “The Cat Museum” either in person or mailed to 8 Purvis Street #02-02 Singapore 188587.
4. A bank transfer to DBS Current 033 9049 743 or OCBC 686 362 385 001.
5. Monthly donations at https://www.patreon.com/thecatmuseumsg
The $1 million-dollar goal will go towards:
1. A permanent Kitty Orphanage, Kitten Kindergarten & Nursery,
2. Education Programmes like Kiddie Cat Camps to nurture compassion, kindness & responsibility in kids,
3. Guiding potential adopters on Responsible Cat Parenthood, and
4. We have future plans to collaborate with the Agri-food Veterinary Authority (AVA) to help cats captured because of complaints.
Increasingly, there has been more cases of cats being tortured and killed in Singapore. They have been stabbed, poisoned, decapitated and thrown from high-rise buildings. Those that survive, suffer tremendous pain. You can save them from this suffering. Shelters & individual fosterers are already overwhelmed, and without The Cat Museum, more will die.
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Our last day of Operation at 8 #PurvisStreet is Sun 10 June.
Open: Thu/Fri 4 to 6pm. Sat/Sun 12pm to 6pm in 2 hour sessions. 12 to 2pm (Chicken Treats Time), 2 to 4pm, 4 to 6pm (5pm Supurrstars Dinnertime). $15 per session for 13 years & above, $10 for 12 & below (accompanied by an adult). You can enter anytime during a session.
The Cat Museum is not for profit and run entirely by volunteers. When you visit, you help us pay for medicines & food to save lives… or make a small contribution to help the kitties to OCBC 686 362 385 001
Source: FB post by The Cat Museum, Muses & Mansion of Singapore
This country has no place for anything relaxing, cute and affordable. It is too “sterile”. Rental is too expensive — look at how many retail shops have had to close. Buildings get torn down often — there is no historical significance at many places.
You always need to think money $$$$$ to be sustainable here. I don’t like it. I need a good place to chill. Life is not always about $$$$$.
I need my cats. Meow.
Source: FB post by Guangping Chen
NTUC trolley is at Blk 871A Tampines St 84 left abandon far away from the store!
Below is what Netizens suggested:
Iman Goyang: I wonders if I’m right in saying that NTUC deserves this. Outdated idea of putting $1 coins to use the trolleys. Why can’t they
1. increase to $10
2. install sensors that will produce loud noise if trolley is push 5m out of the boundary.
Either thinking of costs cutting:that’s why not to install sensors OR top man can’t be bothered to think out of the box.
Alan Ang: I hope fair price can think of a way to deal with these kind idiots who steal the trolley. Reward someone who snap a picture of the idiots and summon the idiots heavily to cover the recovery cost. If they do not pay then charge them theft and put them in jail.
Source: FB post by Nat Ling
Hi guys my scooter just got stolen at Jurong east , help keep a lookout . Last seen at Clementi scooter hub . Contact me if anything 90555862
Source: FB post by Dayise’s Dayan
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