-
Posts
7382 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
60
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
News & Reviews
Everything posted by meng.huat
-
is she the daughter of SBC TCS actors?
-
diam diam la... dont haolian u stay in lobeena slums la...
-
who is fang rong?
-
will it be shown tonight?
-
cant link that face to any leaks... can PM her previous leaks? in the video she look like those desperate drug addict, high on some substances.
-
so you mean screens 1 and 2 is the sai leak out... and screen 3 showed the shadow on her pants is sai stain??
-
last night she insulted Zoe... make Zoe put on the heels for her... so kinky right... to see aunties with mean face. feel like punishing her 9696
-
i think you can fap to these 2 screens
-
i cant recognise who is that in the video. her eye makeup damn hideous.
-
everyone is stuck at home. everyone is equally frustrated. try to be more understanding.
-
the auntie headlocked xdd with her thighs... xdd knocked out
-
the xdd suffocated and KO is it? why slouch forward?
-
zoe is better maintained than fann zoe got that milfy feel... fann is "eww... i want to eat plastic"
-
drive grad is essential service. but i reduce my driving hours. no booking. go out waste petrol
-
actually correct. why should usa money fund wuhan health organization?
-
look forward to maria lunch
-
it will be more dangerous if he lockdown at home for a few more days... he store power and cannot tahan... either maria or goldie will sufferr...
-
Help is available. Do not suffer in silence. Protecting the Safety and Well-being of Children Children need a safe and nurturing environment for their growth and development. As far as possible, children should stay with their families. However, when the family environment becomes unsafe for a child, the child may need to be placed in an alternative environment for his or her safety and well-being. Child Abuse Child abuse is defined as any act of commission or omission by a parent or caregiver which would endanger or impair the child’s physical or emotional well-being. Forms of Child abuse: Physical Abuse Neglect Sexual Abuse Emotional and Psychological Abuse The Children and Young Persons Act (CYPA) provides the legal framework to protect children. It allows relevant authorities to intervene if a child (below the age of 14) or young person (from 14 years to below 16 years of age) is abused or neglected. https://www.msf.gov.sg/policies/Strong-and-Stable-Families/Nurturing-and-Protecting-the-Young/Child-Protection-Welfare/Pages/Protecting-Children.aspx Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse Reporting suspected child abuse is the first step to prevent or stop the abuse. To find out more about child abuse and the Child Protection System in Singapore, https://www.msf.gov.sg/policies/Strong-and-Stable-Families/Supporting-Families/Family-Violence/Pages/Child-Abuse.aspx
-
Man charged after having bak kut teh meal at hawker centre while on stay-home notice SINGAPORE: A man who posted photos of a bak kut teh meal he had at a hawker centre while he was on a stay-home notice was charged on Tuesday (Apr 7) under the Infectious Diseases Act. Alan Tham Xiang Sheng, 34, is accused of exposing others to the risk of infection when he had reason to suspect that he was a case, carrier or contact of a disease. He returned to Singapore from Myanmar on Mar 23 this year and was issued a 14-day stay-home notice, requiring him to stay home until Apr 6. The notice requires a person to stay in their residence at all times throughout the two-week period. According to the charge sheet, Tham knew he was a suspected contact of a person with COVID-19 and was subjected to the stay-home notice. However, he allegedly exposed others to the risk of infection by appearing in the following public places: Koufu Food Centre at Changi Airport Terminal 3, Peninsula Plaza, Kampung Admiralty Foodfare Hawker Centre and NTUC Fairprice Kampung Admiralty in Block 676, Woodlands Drive 71. Tham, who turned up in court wearing a mask a day after completing his stay-home notice, was unrepresented. When District Judge Adam Nakhoda asked what he intended to do, Tham said: "I plead guilty to this, because I already explained everything but it's like ... they don't take what I'm trying to say." The judge set a date for him to plead guilty later this month and adjourned the case. Soon after Tham arrived in Singapore, he posted photos of a pork rib soup meal on Facebook, with the caption: "Come back to Singapore must eat our local food." The Mar 24 post drew flak from commenters, who warned him of the consequences of flouting a stay-home notice, and the post was deleted soon after. Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam said a day later in Parliament on Mar 25 that people who breach stay-home notices will be charged in court. He referred to Tham's case and said he had asked for it to be investigated. If convicted, Tham could be jailed for up to six months, fined a maximum S$10,000, or both. Since his alleged flouting of his stay-home notice, the Ministry of Health has put into effect new regulations regarding stay-home notices, under the Infectious Diseases (COVID-19 - Stay Orders) Regulations 2020 which kicked in on Mar 26. Earlier on Tuesday, a man was charged under these new regulations for breaching his stay-home notice to deliver newspapers. He also faces a maximum six-month jail term, a fine of up to S$10,000, or both. Source: CNA/ll(cy/mi) https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/stay-home-notice-bak-kut-teh-charged-covid-19-coronavirus-12617212