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    • Even if krmm drunk, they got something against bald or balding lol   Embedded deep into their culture until   https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/hair-loss-should-be-under-greater-national-health-insurance-coverage-south-korean-president   https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/dec/19/south-korean-president-urges-public-health-cover-hair-loss   Mcm their presidents and ministers all healthy shock of hair and jet black 
    • Five dead after Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway and crashes during landing at Miami airport   https://sg.news.yahoo.com/amazon-cargo-plane-fire-overshooting-194925150.html?utm_source=Telegram&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=YahooSingapore   Full Details: Amazon Prime Air Cargo Plane Crash — Miami International Airport — September 6, 2026       📅 Timeline & Basic Facts   - Date: Sunday, September 6, 2026 - Time: ~1:58 PM – 2:00 PM EDT (13:58 local time)  - Location: Miami International Airport, Florida, USA — Diagonal Runway 30 - Flight: Prime Air Flight 7598  - Route: San Juan, Puerto Rico (Luis Muñoz Marín Int'l) → Miami International Airport  - Aircraft: Boeing 767-300 freighter, ~32 years old  - Operator: 21 Air (contract carrier for Amazon Prime Air)        ⚠️ The Incident   The plane was landing when it failed to stop on the runway, overran the runway end at approximately 130 mph (207 km/h), crossed the perimeter road, and struck multiple vehicles on Northwest 42nd Avenue / 2100 block — a roadway used by airport and warehouse workers . It then came to rest in an adjacent field and burst into flames, producing large plumes of black smoke .   - Pilots did not declare any emergency before landing - No debris found on the runway itself - Fire damaged navigational equipment at runway's end - Pilot and co-pilot were trapped in the cockpit and had to be extricated; people were also trapped in struck vehicles        📌 Casualties   - 5 people confirmed dead — all on the ground, in the struck vehicles  - 5 people injured: - 3 in critical / serious condition — taken to local trauma center - 2 with non-life-threatening injuries  - Victims' identities not yet released  - Status of the two pilots: confirmed alive but condition not fully disclosed        🚑 Emergency Response   - 60+ units / ~200 personnel from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue responded  - Complex fire involving aircraft, fuel, and vehicles — fought with foam and specialized airport firefighting equipment  - Ground stop issued at 2:00 PM EDT; all runways/taxiways closed by ~3:00 PM EDT  - Ground stop lifted ~5:00 PM EDT; 2 of 4 runways reopened that evening - Average delays exceeding 6 hours, disruptions expected through early Monday (~4:00 AM Sept 7)        🔍 Investigation   - FAA — sending investigators, will oversee probe  - NTSB — leading the investigation; dispatching team including Chairwoman Jennifer Homendy - Areas to be examined: - Flight data / cockpit recorders - Runway conditions & weather at landing - Aircraft maintenance records - Approach speed, braking performance, pilot decision-making - Amazon and 21 Air have both pledged full cooperation        💬 Official Statements   "We're heartbroken to learn that five people lost their lives in today's incident… Our deepest sympathies go out to the families." — Kelly Nantel, Amazon spokesperson    "Five people lost their lives and five others were injured. My heart is with all of the families affected." — Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava    "Expect significant delays and potential cancellations." — US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy        ❓ Key Open Questions (as of Sept 7, 2026)   - ✅ Cause of overrun — unknown (under investigation) - ✅ Why braking/stopping failed — unknown - ✅ Weather/visibility role — being reviewed - ✅ Victim identities — pending release - ✅ Pilot condition — not fully disclosed   Investigators note this is a runway overrun event — a known but still poorly understood category of aviation accident — and a full, conclusive report will likely take 12–18 months to complete.    
    • S’pore actor allegedly spotted at Nanning Ponzi scheme event offering free dinners   "He seemed to be one of the people in charge of the ceremony,” said an attendee.   💸 https://stmp.sg/uiLt   @stompteam   Full Report: Singapore Actor Allegedly Linked to Nanning Ponzi Scheme Events   🚨 Background: Mass Arrest of Singaporeans in China   On Sep 4, 2026, Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) and Singapore Police Force (SPF) confirmed that 52 Singapore citizens have been arrested and detained in Guangxi, China, over suspected involvement in pyramid scheme activities — the largest known detention of Singaporeans overseas in a single case .   The scheme is widely linked to the notorious "1040 Sunshine Project", which has operated in Nanning for years. Participants were told an investment of roughly S$25,000–S$50,000 could eventually yield millions in returns — but in reality, profits depend entirely on recruiting new members, with no actual product or underlying business.       🎤 The Alleged Actor Connection   Reported by Shin Min Daily News and published by STOMP on Sep 7, 2026, multiple Singaporean travellers claim they saw a male Singaporean actor at Nanning events tied to the scheme.   Witness Accounts:   - Zheng (livestreamer, 38): Travelled to Nanning last year on a 5-day "business inspection tour" including project visits, free dinners and banquets. She saw the actor at one of the events. - Chen (travelled in 2019): Also saw the same man, who was specifically introduced as a Singaporean actor. She spotted him again at a membership induction ceremony, and said: "My impression was that he seemed to be one of the people in charge of the ceremony, but I wasn't sure what his exact position was".   About the Actor:   - Not publicly named by the media to date - Described on social media as a retired Singaporean entrepreneur - Frequently shares photos and posts about travels in China, including Nanning - In a 2025 video, he referred to Nanning as a "second-tier city in China" - Shin Min contacted him via social media — he did not respond       🎣 How the Scam Operates   Recruits are lured with:   - ✈️ Free or subsidised trips to Nanning - 🍽️ Lavish dinners and business banquets - 🏙️ Tours of real development projects and modern buildings - 🗻 Introductions to seemingly "successful" people — including public figures — to build credibility - 💸 Promised returns of up to S$4 million on a S$25,000 investment   The scheme has existed for at least a decade. Chen first exposed it seven years ago and had hoped the pandemic would stop people from being lured — yet it persists.       ⚠️ Official Warnings   - MFA: Providing consular assistance to all 52 detained Singaporeans; investigations ongoing. Reminds travellers overseas are subject to local laws . - Authorities urge caution if invited to schemes requiring upfront payments or that pressure you to recruit others — classic red flags of a Ponzi/pyramid scheme . - Singapore Police Force: Has received reports of similar activities being promoted locally and is liaising with Chinese counterparts .       📌 Note: The actor has not been charged or publicly identified; allegations remain unproven. The 52 detainees are being held in Guangxi, and their cases are under Chinese investigation.
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