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保健促进局说，当局高估了全国健步大挑战的参与率，预先采购大量计步器，导致出现超过34万个多余的计步器。 保健促进局针对审计署发表的最新审计长报告做出回应时说，参加大挑战的人数从第一季的15万6000个，激增到第五季的90万个。当局观察到公众在领取计步器时需要大排长龙或等候很长的时间，因此高估了公众参加大挑战的兴趣，采购了多余的计步器。 当局说，在34万1208个多余计步器中，12万个仍操作正常。其中，公众因为计步器故障，更换了将近4万8000个。剩余的计步器将继续供公众更换，以及提供给社区伙伴、企业和政府机构。 保健促进局也说，未来，当局会在预估参与率时更为保守，并会在参与者超额预订时，才会采购额外的计步器。检查存货的工作也会增加到每年两次。 另外，当局也已经展开屏蔽未经授权户头的工作，比如那些用死者的身份证注册的户头。当局目前正在确认为这些户头多付的款项，并会采取行动追回所报销的款项。 https://www.8world.com/singapore/hpb-purchased-excess-number-of-fitness-tracker-1534221

@socrates469bc is this the china alcohol you recommend? where to buy is the cheapest?

i take airplane to buy fish?

another one

wai so quiet. my type of mall. why i dont have such chances to go i go alone, i dont want to go to with my content stealer

(Bloomberg) — Asset sales in a liquidation process at Hyflux Ltd., Singapore’s highest-profile distressed company, would likely bring in less than S$200 million (US$151 million), a person familiar with the matter said, a fraction of the amount creditors are claiming. Hyflux’s judicial manager Borrelli Walsh Ltd. filed a court application earlier this month to wind up the water-treatment and power company, and said there are six bids involving individual assets. There’s no specific timeline to sell these assets, but the judicial manager aims to do so as soon as possible, according to the person, who asked not to be identified because the matter is private. Proceeds of that size from the liquidation would confirm creditors’ concerns that they may get little back from the company, which began a court-supervised debt restructuring process in 2018 and faced about S$2.8 billion in total investor claims. Investors in the once-highflying firm include about 34,000 individuals who put money in products including perpetual notes and preference shares. Borrelli Walsh, which has been in charge of Hyflux since November last year, said in its statement earlier this month that the remaining value of the Hyflux Group would be best realised in a liquidation; read more details. Patrick Bance, a Singapore-based director at Borrelli Walsh, declined to comment when asked about the asset sale forecasts. One of the bidders for Hyflux assets is Singapore’s Keppel Infrastructure Trust, according to the person. It’s interested in the TuasOne waste-to-energy plant and the remaining 30% stake in the SingSpring desalination plant that it doesn’t own already, the person said. Keppel Infrastructure has contractual rights to acquire the 30% stake in the SingSpring plant and to take over the operations, and that’s unaffected by the liquidation proceedings, the firm’s spokesperson said in an email response to Bloomberg queries. The company is unable to comment further due to ongoing confidential discussions with Hyflux’s judicial manager, the spokesperson said.

No, your eyes aren't deceiving you — it looks like Abercrombie & Fitch (A&F) may be returning to its distinctive corner unit at Knightsbridge Mall, mere months after announcing its closure. On Sunday (July 18), Facebook page Singapore Atrium Sale uploaded a photo of A&F's old unit. The space is, as expected, all boarded up. But, the plot twist here is that the renovation hoarding is plastered with none other than A&F's name and website. Does this mean A&F is back in the game? Well, the American retailer has yet to make any official announcements, but AsiaOne has reached out for more information. Just this April, fans of the brand were devastated when it announced it was closing its only outlet in Singapore on May 2. And, of course, it went out with a bang — a massive 50 per cent storewide sale that saw its shelves wiped clean within days. At the time, no reason was given for the closure. Based on A&F's financial reports, the company had also closed eight of their flagship locations and 129 of their non-flagship locations worldwide by the end of fiscal year 2020.

A coffee shop patron was injured after allegedly being attacked by a man in Yishun last Thursday evening (July 15). Stomper Naomi said she was having dinner at the S-11 coffee shop at Block 744 Yishun Street 72 at around 8pm when the incident occurred. She recounted: "A man, who looked to be in his 30s, took a beer bottle and hit a poor uncle on the head several times till the beer bottle shattered and broke into pieces. "The assailant continued to hit him on the shoulder and head. "The uncle was quite shocked as it seemed to have happened out of the blue. "Someone subsequently came forward and pulled the assailant away. We don't know what happened to him as he fled. "Kaypoh auntie me dialled 999 and called the police to come and investigate." According to Naomi, five police officers arrived at the scene 15 minutes later. Paramedics also came and bandaged the victim's head, which was bleeding. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) told Stomp that it received a call for assistance at about 8.55pm and conveyed one person to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital. In response to a Stomp query, the police confirm that a report was lodged and investigations are ongoing. Naomi said "everything happened so quickly" that she did not manage to capture a video of the assault, adding: "But I saw everything, including how the uncle was hit. "Poor uncle was at the wrong place at the wrong time."

The bad news related to COVID-19 have been the headliners in the past week: from KTV clusters to fishmongers forced to pause their businesses due to possible exposure at the Jurong Fishery Port. Not only are livelihoods severely affected by dine-in restrictions and business closures, but our food source is also now impacted. However, as with all things, there's always a silver lining when we look hard enough. Did you know that you can get fresh and frozen fish online? For those of you who love fish and seafood, here's where you can buy them online. If there is only one online fish merchant to go to, I will pick Kühlbarra. I first had a taste of the barramundi’s exquisite meat at my sister’s steamboat dinner. Kühlbarra passed its smell, sight, texture and taste tests with flying colours. The barramundi belly looked so fresh, had no foul smell, was firm when held with chopsticks and melted in my mouth. It was THE tastiest fish meat I had ever tried in my life! You know how it feels when you partake in something absolutely delicious? I was instantly in love and my experience totally debunked the notion that the freshest fish can only be bought from wet markets! Upon further investigation, I discovered, to my delight, that not only is Kühlbarra a sustainable brand, it is also Singapore's only deep-sea ocean farm. As one of the world's largest sustainable Barramundi deep-sea aquaculture farm, it prides itself on its farm-to-fork model. Kühlbarra barramundi is harvested and processed to order and delivered via an unbroken cold chain to ensure optimal freshness. And according to their website, their products are "100 per cent growth hormone and antibiotic-free”. Definitely reassuring to hear! There's a fish for everyone, from fish lovers like me to those recuperating from surgery, recovering from an illness, new mummies on confinement, growing children to collagen hotpot lovers. Take your pick from salmon, barramundi, collagen fish stock, barramundi chowder, smoked salmon, barramundi fish maw, and more! I can only say, taste it and discover for yourself how fresh frozen fish can be! Kühlbarra Kühl Feast (1.6kg - 8x200g each), S$81 (was S$90) PHOTO: Shopee. Kühlbarra Kühl Feast (1.6kg - 8x200g each) Kühlbarra Barramundi Belly (200g), $22.50 (S$25) PHOTO: Shopee. Kühlbarra Barramundi Belly (200g) Kuhl Recuperating Bundle, S$79.20 (was S$88) PHOTO: Shopee. Kuhl Recuperating Bundle Kühlbarra Norwegian Salmon Fillet (1kg), S$54 (S$60) PHOTO: Shopee. Kühlbarra Norwegian Salmon Fillet (1kg) Precious Baby Bundle, S$97.20 (was S$108) PHOTO: Shopee. Precious Baby Bundle

SINGAPORE — The Straits Times (ST) on Wednesday (21 July) apologised for the “inadvertent and unfortunate” juxtaposition of an Axe Brand Universal Oil advertisement and its report of the River Valley High School killing on the front page of the newspaper a day earlier. In an apology posted at the bottom of Page 2 of its Wednesday edition, the newspaper said, “The Straits Times apologises for the distress caused.” ST said the advertisement has been booked in advance of news developments. It also referred to a post by Axe Brand on its Facebook page. Axe Brand said in its post, “The advertisement placement was not intentional by our company but a very unfortunate coincidence. The advertisement was arranged and booked in December 2020 with Straits Times. Our company is in deep sympathy and grief with the victim’s family.” The apology by ST comes after a 16-year-old boy was charged on Tuesday with the murder of a 13-year-old fellow student at their River Valley High School on Monday. The Secondary 4 student is accused of causing the death of the Secondary 1 boy at a toilet on Level 4 of Block D of the school between 11.16am and 11.44am. The police said in a statement that an axe was seized as case exhibit as part of their investigations into the case. The tragic incident has shocked Singapore, with several ministers extending their sympathies to those affected by it. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said on Tuesday, "I know we cannot properly express our sympathy (to the victim’s family), or offer much comfort in their sudden calamity. But still, I would like them to know that our thoughts and prayers are with them."

Nvm his karma is his car got cement

Ya, if I eat at hawker. And I order whole chicken, I confirm will order chicken wing as side dish

what that dark brown stuff? look like lao sai or some oil slick wai behind the tapeworm got upgrade to be fatty tapeworm? WTF you feel the fatty worm with? why so fat

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/novavax-vaccine-moths-spike-protein-covid-19-non-mrna-15088434

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i use choco to install my software, so easy

they need booster shot,

36 can buy 2 rm bto as single

if i am the company, i will make the sauce at a central kitchen then deliver to all the branch. trust no one but yourself

Demeatis Long was a Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers employee who didn’t take the news that she lost her job lightly, HRM reports. Instead, the former employee of the popular chain restaurant appears to have sought sweet — or should I say saucy — revenge against her former employer. Since the popular restaurant is known for their chicken and secret dipping sauce, the canned Cane’s worker took to Twitter to share the recipe for the company’s famous secret sauce, which is seen in a clear plastic container next to the ketchup in the image below. Stock Image (Photo Credit: Shoshanah/Flickr) After Demeatis Long, who was initially only identified as Twitter user Get’em Jan (@JanniAreYouOkay), tweeted, “Cane’s fired me,” she then said its famous secret sauce is just “mayo, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, black pepper [and] garlic powder,” letting her followers know the ingredients needed to create their own version of the secret sauce. But, she wasn’t done there. As the tweet was being retweeted and favorited thousands of times, the disgruntled young woman decided to up the ante, taking things one step further. She likely hoped to keep the newfound internet fame going while also sticking it to her old boss a little bit more, and she could apparently think of only one way to do that. Get’em Jan’s post (Photo Credit: Twitter) So, Get’em Jan decided to update her followers with the exact measurements of the ingredients in the recipe, Fox 7 Austin reported. She even included a picture of her own homemade version of the sauce, as seen above. That’s when Raising Cane’s decided to hit back. Two days after Long’s tweet, the Baton Rouge-based fast food chain responded on Twitter, tweeting, “Did you know that only our Restaurant General Managers are told the secrets of our Cane’s Sauce? Now you know!” What’s more, the General Manager of the Baton Rouge Cane’s, where Demeatis Long was fired from according to Human Resources Management, is adamant that he didn’t tell anyone, adding that the recipe for the sauce is handed from manager to manager by strict oral tradition and is never written down. Raising Cane’s fired back (Photo Credit: Twitter) “I have not told anyone ever, nope. If I had to tell you, I’d have to kill you afterward,” Jesse Yanarella told WBRZ, which also reports that Raising Cane’s claims Long didn’t get the recipe right. However, Dayton Daily News reports that, since the tweet with the recipe was shared, other Twitter users have commented to say they tried the recipe and it was a success. Furthermore, a few keen social media users raised a critical question: If only the managers know the recipe, how do the cooks make the sauce? Some went as far as to point out that it’s hard to imagine the managers rolling up their corporate sleeves behind closed doors to whip up the sauce. Stock Image (Photo Credit: Mr. Blue MauMau/Flickr) Get’em Jan was undiscouraged by the controversy. Instead, it seemed to stoke the fire as she continued her tirade of trade secrets, according to Chron. Turning her sights on Cane’s bread, she tweeted, “Canes bread: Holsum BBQ bread, butter & garlic salt. Grill it.” Then, something completely unusual happened. Get’em Jan continued her trade secrets tirade (Photo Credit: Twitter) Get’em Jan’s Twitter account completely disappeared with some outlets sharing unconfirmed reports that allege “The Twitter user in question was never a Raising Cane’s employee. Her story appears to be a hoax gone viral. Upon heightened attention by other Twitter users, she said on Twitter that she never worked at the restaurant.” However, HRM, which identified the Twitter user by her real name and even identified the General Manager at the Cane’s where she supposedly worked, might give us a clue as to why her allegations of employment suddenly changed. Was Demeatis Long, aka Get’em Jan, ever a Raising Cane employee? (Photo Credit: Twitter) Addressing legal implications of Long’s behavior, HRM wrote, “The sharing of trade secrets is a hotly contested subject in employment law, but one expert told HRM that for a case to stand up, a company would have to prove they suffered some sort of damage or negative repercussion in order to make out a successful claim.” Of course, a company even threatening a lawsuit would probably send most young adults who work in low-paying fast-food jobs running scared. So, you decide. Was this a hoax or the real deal? There’s one way to find out, so I’m headed to the grocery store to get the needed ingredients after I make a Raising Cane’s-loving friend’s day by sharing the recipe with them.