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KUALA LUMPUR (Jan 27): Master Builders Association Malaysia (MBAM) has urged the Government to look into giving full subsidy on the cost of quarantining, Covid-19 screening and medically treating foreign workers. This is to ease the burden of the construction industry and encourage mass screening using affordable test kits, the association said. “It is not fair to pass on the foreign workers quarantine, Covid-19 screening and medical treatment costs wholly to contractors as employers in the c...

H lohei is described as “emphatic uttering” by lawmakers. CNY lohei shouting ban is official As seen on Singapore Statutes Online, the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020 was freshly updated on Tuesday (26 Jan). You can find new changes in Part 3, under Retail Food and Drinks Establishments. The new rules say that F&B establishments mustn’t permit a number of activities during operational hours, and this now includes: Any verbal exhortation of goodwill or honour...

January 24, 2021 Photos and videos of the incident were posted on social media on Dec 26. Facebook SINGAPORE - A pleasure crafts licence has been suspended by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) over an incident on Boxing Day last year that allegedly broke safe distancing rules. This included having more than five people in a group. In a statement on Saturday (Jan 23), MPA said the Advants licence will be suspended for 30 days over the Dec 26 incident near Lazarus Island. MPA sai...

Licence of pleasure craft suspended after group of people filmed ‘partying on yacht’ near Lazarus Toggle share menu Advertisement Photos and videos of a gathering on a yacht were shared widely on social media. 23 Jan 2021 10:53AM (Updated: 23 Jan 2021 05:44PM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: A vessel that was chartered for a social gathering has been temporarily suspended from operating, after a group of people was filmed “partying on a yacht”...

The licence of a yacht was suspended for 30 days after it hosted a gathering off Lazarus Island with more than 5 people who were co-mingling.

January 22, 2021 Roger Khoo Zhen Xuan, who has bipolar disorder, posted a picture of himself with the tortoise on social media. The Straits Times SINGAPORE - He broke into his childhood friends home during the circuit breaker period, ransacking the bedroom before leaving with a tortoise he claimed was promised to him. Roger Khoo Zhen Xuan, 36, later posted a picture of himself with the tortoise on social media, calling it his new pet. On Thursday morning (Jan 21), he pleaded guilty to one char...

SINGAPORE: A total of 52 people have been arrested for allegedly flouting COVID-19 safe distancing measures on two occasions at a unit in Midview ...

Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 06:00 PM MYT Roger Khoo Zhen Xuan broke into his friends home during the Covid-19 circuit breaker period in May last year to steal a tortoise. — TODAY file pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, Jan 21 — While in the midst of a manic relapse of his bipolar disorder, Roger Khoo Zhen Xuan mistakenly thought his friend had promised to give him a tortoise. Khoo then broke into the other man’s home during the Covi...

SINGAPORE - An 81-year-old man was on Wednesday (Jan 20) accused of operating an unlicensed massage business during the circuit breaker last year, where a woman working for him allegedly provided sexual services on the premises. As part of a move to address the Covid-19 outbreak, non-essential businesses like massage establishments were ordered to be shuttered during the circuit breaker period from April 7 to June 1 last year. Despite this, Too Seng San is said to have run an unlicensed massage...

52 Persons Investigated For Non-Compliance With Safe Distancing Measures