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  2. The police have raided 11 premises, including two food courts, in response to reports of prostitution activities in Kuala Lumpur In a series of anti-prostitution raids on Saturday, 16 March, the police arrested 47 individuals in Jalan Pudu and Jalan Bukit Bintang, reported the New Straits Times. Of the 11 raided premises, two were brothels, seven were massage parlours, and two were food courts, said Dang Wangi police chief ACP Noor Dellhan Yahaya. It is understood that the modus operandi began at the food courts, where clients would purchase garlands for sex workers. The clients would then leave the food courts with the sex workers to engage in sexual activities at a different location. The police seized condoms, massage oils, towels, receipts, work schedules, garlands, CCTVs, microphones, modems, mobile phones, and RM4,730 in cash Of the 47 individuals arrested, 25 were foreign women, 14 were foreign men, and eight were locals. The case is currently being investigated under Section 372B of the Penal Code for prostitution, as well as Section 55B and Section 6(1)© of the Immigration Act, reported Harian Metro. https://says.com/my/news/pdrm-raids-2-kl-fo...kzh9ez8wo7g243u
  3. SINGAPORE: A woman who died while receiving aesthetic treatment at a clinic had allegedly been taking medication and health supplements before the treatment, a court heard on Monday (Mar 18) during the trial of her doctor. Dr Chan Bingyi, 35, is accused of negligence when he administered ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, or EDTA, to Ms Lau Li Ting on Mar 8, 2019. EDTA is a common ingredient in skincare and cosmetic products which acts as a chelator or binding agent that suppresses chemical activity. Dr Chan allegedly administered the acid at too high a concentration and too quickly at the clinic at Revival Medical & Aesthetics Centre along Bras Basah Road. According to the charge sheet, this caused Ms Lau, who was 31, to develop EDTA toxicity leading to her cardiac arrest and eventual death. Dr Chan is still registered as a medical practitioner on the Ministry of Health's registry. His trial opened on Monday with the prosecution calling Ms Lau's father as a witness and the defence pointing to her alleged use of medication and slimming products. Ms Lau's father, Mr Lau Yau Sui, testified that he last saw his daughter on the morning of the incident. She had been due to fly to China that evening for a business trip with a friend, Mr Lau said through a Mandarin interpreter. While he was at work, he received a call from Dr Chan telling him that his daughter had suffered a cardiac arrest while undergoing aesthetic treatment. "Initially I did not believe him because I knew that she would be travelling at night, where would she have time to do (aesthetic) treatment at that moment?" he said. "Dr Chan told me that he was about to do the (aesthetic) treatment and before that, he had to inject a numbing material and before he could do that my daughter had a seizure followed by cardiac arrest and had to be sent to emergency department of Singapore General Hospital." The father went to the hospital after 4pm and was told by a doctor that her daughter had arrived "over the golden time" for rescue, and it would be "very difficult" to save her. "According to the doctor ... for those senior people they would forgo the treatment to save the patients but because my daughter is younger they would try to save her," he said. His wife, who also went to the hospital, asked the doctor about Ms Lau's condition and was told that it was "not hopeful". "Usually if the heart stops beating for more than 30 minutes, it's not likely to be saved. Because the brain has a lack of oxygen so (she) will be brain dead," Mr Lau recalled. Earlier reports state that Ms Lau was placed on life support for several days before she died on Mar 13. Mr Lau testified that his daughter had no known health conditions, but that she had been consuming medication due to sleeping problems and depression after being "seriously assaulted" by an ex-boyfriend years earlier. He added that she had been taking health supplements, but could not specify what kind. Mr Lau was then shown his daughter's medical records, which stated that she had been taking weight loss supplements. Asked about this, Mr Lau maintained his daughter could not be taking weight loss supplements as she was "not fat". Upon cross-examination by Dr Chan's lawyer Adrian Wee, however, Mr Lau admitted that he would not have known for sure whether his daughter was consuming slimming products. Mr Lau was also shown his police statement made in March 2019, when he stated that his daughter had been consuming vitamins and slimming products since a year ago, and that she had undergone the same aesthetic treatment in January 2019. Asked by the defence about his mention of slimming products, Mr Lau said he could not recall having said it. Mr Wee also asked Mr Lau if he had been aware that his daughter had been unable to sleep even after taking medication, to which Mr Lau replied: "No, she told me that after taking the medication, she can sleep better." Mr Wee then showed the elderly man a document from Ms Lau's psychiatrist around a week before the incident, stating that Ms Lau had been having nightmares and flashbacks of her assault in 2017, triggered by her relationship with her current boyfriend. She was noted to have been prescribed new medication to help her sleep. Mr Lau said he was not aware of this update. When asked by the judge to clarify the direction of the questions, Mr Wee said that the defence wanted to show that Mr Lau was not in a position to say if the deceased had been consuming slimming products. Ms Lau had 400g of pill residue in her stomach at her time of death which was "unaccounted for", Mr Wee added. This is equivalent to about 600 Paracetamol pills, he said. "That has not been adequately addressed in expert reports so we are addressing this issue," said Mr Wee, adding that the defence will be questioning Ms Lau's mother on the issue when she takes the stand. Dr Chan faces one count of causing the death of Ms Lau by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. The trial continues on Monday afternoon. Source: CNA/wt(zl)
  4. SINGAPORE - Six men, aged between 63 and 77, are under investigation for suspected links to illegal horse-betting activities, the police said on March 18. During raids on illegal gambling activities in Yishun Avenue 5, a 63-year-old man was arrested for allegedly acting as a bookmaker, the police said in a statement. The remaining five, aged between 69 and 77, are helping police with investigations, and are believed to have placed bets with the alleged bookie, the statement added. More than $4,500 in cash, one mobile phone and gambling paraphernalia were seized during the raids, which took place on March 17, the police said. Anyone convicted of being involved in unlawful betting operations can be fined up to $200,000 and jailed for up to five years. Those found guilty of gambling with an unlicensed gambling service provider can be fined up to $10,000, jailed for up to six months, or both.
  5. Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim in Bedok closing after 42 years of selling dim sum Another long-running food business in Singapore is closing down due to its ageing owner not being able to find a successor. Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim, a dim sum shop in Bedok Reservoir, will reportedly call it a day at the end of this month. Source: Google Maps Its elderly owner has said that he is unable to cope with the business. Bedok dim sum shop run by people in their 60s & 70s Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim, located at Block 632 Bedok Reservoir Road, is run by 66-year-old Ye Mingrong (transliterated from Mandarin). He is helped by his wife Huang Yaping and three employees. All of them are in their 60s and 70s and his staff work only part-time, he told Shin Min Daily News. Source: Shin Min Daily News They help make the food and run the shop for just a few hours a day, so it doesn’t cost much to hire them, he added. Owner’s strength began to decline 2 years ago However, Mr Ye said his physical strength began to decline about two years ago. He began to feel pain in his hands and feet, as well as numbness in his hands. This made it difficult for him to make the dim sum. He ended up having to take two months off due to his condition. Source: Shin Min Daily News After he returned, he and his wife continued to head to their shop at 4am, two hours before their employees arrived. They would go home to take a rest only at 9am, letting their employees take over operations. In the afternoon, his 68-year-old sister would sell the dim sum until evening. Bedok dim sum shop closing but exact date unconfirmed After Mr Ye’s four children learnt of his health problems, they advised him and his wife to retire and enjoy life. However, none of them are interested in taking over the business as they have their own careers, he said. While it has been decided that the shop will shut down by the end of March, an exact date hasn’t been confirmed yet. Mr Ye intended to shutter after using up his ingredients, but word spread after they started informing customers of the closure. He plans to hand the premises over to relatives who sell vegetarian food, but seemed open to handing down his culinary skills, saying: If someone is willing to learn, I don’t mind teaching. He started out making dim sum 50 years ago Mr Ye started in this line as an apprentice at a Hong Kong-style dim sum shop in Chinatown about 50 years ago. In the 1970s, he began working at Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim, which was founded by his wife’s aunt. Later, he and his wife became the main operators of the shop. Bedok dim sum shop has affordable prices The shop is known for its inexpensive and tasty dim sum, with a rating of 4.6 out of 22 reviews on Google. A highlight is its siew mai, which a customer described as “big and juicy and affordably priced” at just S$0.70 each. Source: Shin Min Daily News In fact, a price list posted on Google Maps in October 2023 shows that all its items are reasonably priced. For example, lotus paste pau and red bean paste pau are S$0.80 each, while the most expensive item is fan choy (char siew with rice) at S$1.80. Source: Google Maps Mr Ye said the shop has raised its prices only twice over the years. The first time was 10 years ago and the second was at the start of 2023. Each time, its prices went up by just S$0.10. Customers sad that Bedok dim sum shop is closing Consequently, customers have lamented the closure of Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim. Mr Bai (transliterated from Mandarin) a 66-year-old regular, said he has patronised the shop every week for more than 10 years. He added that it was a pity it was closing as the siew mai is “not bad”. He thought the shop was just relocating but didn’t expect that he would soon never taste its food again. Other customers have also decried the closure online, saying that the shop is part of the collective memory of residents in the area. Here’s some information about the shop if you want to head down before it closes for good: Bee Kee Hong Kong Thiam Sim Address: 632 Bedok Reservoir Rd, #01-878, Singapore 470632 Opening Hours: 11am to 9pm (Thu to Sun, Tues), 7am to 9pm (Wed), closed Mon Nearest MRT station: Bedok North
  6. 23-year-old worker dies after workplace accident at Bedok North JTC building A 23-year-old foreign worker has died following an alleged workplace accident at a JTC industrial building in Bedok on Saturday (16 March) morning. Heavy machinery had apparently fallen and crushed him under its weight. The worker subsequently succumbed to his injuries and died at the hospital. Police investigations into this incident are ongoing. Heavy machinery reportedly injured foreign worker in Bedok workplace accident A source told 8world News that the accident happened at a steam cake manufacturer located on the fifth story of a JTC industrial building along Bedok North Street 5. Source: Google Maps, for illustration purposes only. The deceased is a 23-year-old foreign worker who was reportedly crushed by heavy machinery, the source said. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) told the Chinese-language news outlet that it received a report about the incident at 8.25am. Paramedics conveyed the injured man to Changi General Hospital for medical treatment. Worker succumbed to his injuries hours later, police investigations ongoing However, the man succumbed to his injuries after a few hours and died in hospital at 3.35pm. Responding to queries from 8world, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said that it received a call for assistance from Changi General Hospital around the same time. Source: Changi General Hospital, for illustration purposes only. Police learnt that the 23-year-old was conveyed conscious to the hospital after he was involved in an industrial accident at Bedok North Street 5, and was pronounced dead later in the day. The SPF has ruled out homicide following preliminary checks. Investigations into this case are ongoing. MS News has reached out to JTC for additional comment.
  7. 【法庭】女护士去按摩 遭男按摩师非礼   被告是50岁的王世涛(中国籍),案发时是一名按摩师,面对3项非礼控状。   案情显示,29岁的受害者(女护士)去年2月1日下午3时26分,到福禄寿大厦一间保健中心按摩。   由于受害者肩颈酸痛,她接受被告提议接受精油按摩。在被告的要求下,受害者换上短裤,并脱掉上衣和胸罩。   被告叫受害者趴在按摩床上,他为受害者按摩时,将受害者短裤拉下,受害者半个屁股外露,被告在按摩受害者屁股时,非礼了她的股沟和私处旁的部位。   被告后来叫受害者转身,并在为受害者按摩大腿时,再次非礼她。   被告今早认罪后被判坐牢半年。(图:示范照)   详情请看《新明日报》。有新闻线索,请拨热线:91918727。 [Court] Female nurse went to massage and was indecently assaulted by male masseur The accused is 50 year old Wang Shitao (Chinese national), a masseur at the time of the crime, facing three charges of indecent assault. The case shows that the 29-year-old victim (female nurse) went to a health centre in Fuzu Mansion for a massage at 3:26 pm on February 1 last year. She accepted the accused's offer to receive essential oil massage due to sore shoulder and neck of the victim. At the request of the accused, the victim changed into shorts and took off his top and bra. The accused asked the victim to lie down on the massage bed. When he massaged the victim, he pulled the victim's shorts down, half of the victim's buttocks exposed. The accused indecently assaulted the victim's groove and private parts when The accused later called the victim to turn around and again sexually assaulted her while massaging her thighs. The accused was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty this morning. (Picture: demonstration photo) For details, please see the New Ming Daily. For news leads, call the hotline: 91918727.
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