ManOfTheHour

I went to a quiet area in tpy. Eating beancurd dessert now

Nowhere special. Go eat western food then jalan jalan near my place

Must be ah pek from chinatown

Where you go? Old folks home?

Yes I believe so based on address

Wtf flu season? Lol I gonna bring wife go makan now then see how after.

I hate going out when confirmed crowded

Go boon lay can see He Ying Ying. Maybe she will fart near you mmmm

Trying to convince my wife that it will be crowded and hope to just rest at home

Jasmine got see before in streets. definitely straight and come from rich background

Rui En? Got. You think she is lesbian too? I get strong vibes that she is. I wanna taint Rosie Phua’s anus with my kkj

I think she better than Rui En. Both also can laosai into my mouth

Thanks for sharing

I think it is where used to be the nasi padang shop

I don't mind sticking my kayon in her ubud mmmm

I hope Dortmund can mature the guy. Age is on his side He seems like a diva and have false ego. He was a star at Austrian league. Become Ronaldo/Messi level then can act like the douche he is.

Oh no AHTC again

Got the potential to flop too

Sometimes. Why leh? i think she look more chio in 9pm show on chn8

Jasmine looks so fap in 9pm show. I bet her farts smell like strawberry shortcake mmm

SINGAPORE - The Mount Elizabeth Hospital's 24-hour accident and emergency (A&E) department is open to all patients, regardless of who they are, and the hospital will dispatch staff to attend to emergencies via its ambulance service, said its chief executive Noel Yeo, in response to criticisms over the Lucky Plaza accident. In a Facebook post on Monday (Dec 30), Dr Yeo said the hospital's A&E team would have responded immediately had it been activated or informed of the incident on Sunday. He said it learnt later from news reports that the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) was activated and had arrived to attend to the casualties. Six Filipino domestic workers were gathered on a pavement along Nutmeg Road behind Lucky Plaza for early celebrations ahead of the New Year when a black Honda turned towards them, mounted a kerb, hit the group and crashed through a pavement railing and plunged several metres. The SCDF on Sunday had said it received a call at about 5pm requesting assistance at 304 Orchard Road, and dispatched five ambulances to take the six casualties to Tan Tock Seng Hospital where two later died from injuries. The move had triggered questions among readers, with several posting comments on The Straits Times' Facebook page asking why the casualties were not taken to the Mount Elizabeth Hospital, located across from the accident scene. In his Facebook post, Dr Yeo said its hospital and ambulance services are not part of the SCDF's list of medical providers, which means that the hospital will not be activated by the SCDF even if such an incident is within close proximity. "While the hospital is capable of treating emergencies, it is not set up like the restructured hospitals for severe traumatic conditions, which include multiple trauma and extensive burns," he added. ST understands that in cases involving severe and multiple trauma patients, SCDF emergency ambulances will convey them to the nearest accident and emergency department where they are equipped to deal with such cases with the necessary resources, equipment and medical support by emergency-medicine specialists. Also, SCDF ambulances are equipped with sophisticated equipment and manned by trained paramedics and crew who are capable of performing resuscitation on patients. In an update on Monday night, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Manpower Low Yen Ling said that two of the Filipino domestic workers who were injured in the car crash had been discharged. She said in a Facebook post: "We're thankful that Ms Laila F Laudencia has since been discharged and Ms Demet L Limbauan has just been discharged from the hospital early this evening after a period of treatment."

His kkj kym?

Really miss the old Singapore. I wish my child could enjoy such simple pleasures

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