Ex-boyfriend’s name tattooed across her breast, woman worries what her fiancé might say when he sees it, asks, “How do I explain? How will he feel? Will he leave me?”
Singapore — A woman who had something on her chest (no pun intended) took to NUSWhispers, the Facebook page where people usually write in to get something off of theirs.
She has a tattoo of her ex-boyfriend’s name over her left breast, and now that she is engaged to another man, is worried that her fiancé will reject her.
FIGHT! Man beats up old uncle on MRT over loud music from headphones
Singapore — A fight erupted on a train ride as one man attacked an elderly male allegedly due to the loud volume on the older man’s headphones.
In a video posted on the Facebook and Instagram pages of @sgfollowsall on Sunday (Nov 28), a man in a purple shirt, who is standing up, can be seen hitting an older man in an orange mask, who is seated, but can be seen kicking at the other man.
Man dies of COVID after refusing vaccine due to concerns over it being tested on animals
A man from the United Kingdom who refused the Covid-19 vaccination over concerns that it had been tested on animals died earlier this month.
Mr Glynn Steel, 54, from Worcestershire, thought he simply had a cold when he was feeling poorly last month.
COVID-19 | 1 case found at Johor Causeway entry point on first day of S’pore-M’sia VTL
Malaysia — One positive case of Covid-19 was found at the Johor Causeway entry point on the first day of Singapore-Malaysia Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL) on Monday (Nov 29).
Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said the infection was detected as passengers took an antigen test when they arrived, reported Malaysia’s national news agency Bernama.
Lim Tean, who took over SBS Transit drivers’ case, says trial will proceed
Singapore — Lawyer and opposition leader Lim Tean said on Monday morning (Nov 29) that the lawsuit filed by 13 bus drivers against transport operator SBS Transit over overtime pay will proceed.
Mr Lim, the head of the People’s Voice party, said in a Facebook post that he appeared today before High Court judge Audrey Lim to represent the 13 former and present SBS Transit drivers who filed.