This year s red packets have truly been grabbing a lot of attention for their innovation.
We ve seen the now-unavailable S$1000 red packet by local design studio wheniwasfour and Waggyu marbling red packet by local gourmet grocer Zairyo.
Port operator PSA found themselves in a bit of hot water with their red packet design.
Dead fishes
On Feb. 10, All Singapore Stuff shared the images of the controversial red packet on Facebook.
Due to its shared pronunciation (yú) with the Chinese word for abundance , fresh fish is a staple festive food item during Chinese New Year.
Vibrant live fish often appears as a common motif in festive decorations and merchandise during the season.
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Singapore No doubt about it, Covid-19 changed our lives completely last year, and the adjustments have not always been easy, based on the number and variety of breaches and violations we have seen since the pandemic began.
As we start a new year in 2021 we’d like to remember the worst of these offenders who refused to stay put. Most of them ended up paying a heavy price.
Hey people, let’s do better this year, all right?
Singaporeans were not happy to learn that while most were at home during the Circuit Breaker in May, two groups of foreigners meet together freely at Robertson Quay.
They arrested two men - aged 24 and 42 - for a rash act.
Through follow up investigations and with the aid of images from closed-circuit television cameras, they arrested five others - aged between 20 and 27 - within two hours from the time of the report.
A knife was also seized as a case exhibit.
The police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of three others in connection with the case.
The three men are identified as Afif Daniel Norhidayat, Muhammad Khaliff Norhidayat and Mohamad Firdaus Yusni.
The police said investigations are ongoing and that they will not tolerate brazen acts of violence and disregard of the law.
Wet floors
A water pipe in the ceiling leaked at around 11:15am.
A video of the scene posted to Facebook page All Singapore Stuff showed a shower of water raining down from the ceiling, with the floor outside Owndays and Jinjja Chicken stores appearing completely wet.
A woman can be seen in the background mopping up the water as well.
In response to
Mothership s queries, Jewel Changi Airport revealed that tenants in that area were affected for around 30 minutes.
The leak was immediately attended to, and operations resumed soon after.
Jewel added that there was no other disruption to operations.