Girl seen climbing over fence to get out of Gan Eng Seng School
Singapore ― What lengths would you go to get out of school?
In a photo that has gone viral, a female student of Gan Eng Seng School was seen climbing over the wall and fence. The photo shared on Instagram page @singaporeviralsg on Friday (Oct 15) was circulated on social media. Gan Eng Seng School is a co-educational secondary school in Bukit Merah, Singapore.
Shouldn’t it be mandatory for workers in dormitories to be vaccinated? Netizens on Westlite Jalan Tukang dormitory issue
Singapore ― In response to the delay in transferring Covid-19 cases from Westlite Jalan Tukang dormitory to care or recovery facilities, members of the public wondered why the foreign workers weren’t vaccinated.
Officers from the Ministry of Manpower’s (MOM) Forward Assurance and Support Teams (FAST) were deployed to the dormitory on Wednesday (Oct 13), following claims from an online article published on Weixin regarding breaches of Covid-19 health protocols, poor quality of catered food and lack of access to medical assistance for the workers.
Victoria Beckham’s secret to 22 years of happy marriage with David Beckham
David Beckham and Victoria Beckham got married 22 years ago. On Oct 12, Victoria made a special appearance on Good Morning America to promote her new beauty products. The fashion designer and former Spice Girl member were asked if she had any marriage advice to pass down to her children.
“We’re very supportive of each other. He’s an incredible dad and a wonderful husband, and we have a lot of fun,” Victoria said about the former Manchester United player.
Partially vaccinated grandma making a scene at Chinatown after being denied dine-in entry
Singapore ― A woman was spotted making a scene in Chinatown after she was not allowed to dine in due to her alleged incomplete vaccination status.
Facebook page Singapore Incidents posted a video on Saturday (Oct 16) with the caption, “Not fully vaccinated Grandma making a scene after being refused to dine in at Chinatown.”
Ho Ching congratulates Singaporeans on beginning to change trajectory of increases in new COVID cases
Singapore — Has the country turned the corner in battling the increase of Covid infections? Madam Ho Ching, the wife of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, seems to think so.
In a Monday morning (Oct 18) Facebook post, she wrote, “Well done, folks!
We are getting there – we are beginning to change the trajectory of the increases in new cases.”