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Can't see the video. If it's a local sintua, then it's weird that they do 破地狱. That's a ritual from Hong Kong for funerals. 

Can't see the video but if she's that girl in the news, then she up lorry already.    I heard from my tiong from who saw the news from xiaohongshu that she was in a bus that was involved in an accident.    Nobody on the bus got hurt or injured but she was the only one that got killed. 

@HarrisY1 if u miss your chinnie type of food wahahaha

Ky Aika is one of my heartwarming zz. Hahaha she also fake orh skin so v gum to oldk. 

This episode of the Yah Lah But podcast covers a variety of current events in Singapore, focusing on government transparency and the rise of AI in local media.   Key Discussion Topics:   Minister Grace Fu and Maju Forest: The hosts discuss Minister Grace Fu's recent social media statement regarding the Maju Forest and Gillman Barracks development plans (16:39). They express concern over the lack of direct leadership and transparency from the Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) regarding land use and environmental concerns, arguing that the Ministry should take a more proactive stand instead of redirecting mandates to other agencies.   AI-Generated Content on National Day: The hosts analyze the backlash against the AI-generated films Trace Project and Bersama Majulah, which premiered on National Day (36:26). They debate whether AI in filmmaking is the "future of cinema" or simply "AI slop," highlighting issues with quality, the lack of effort in AI-assisted storytelling, and the controversial marketing of these films as "Singapore's first National Day movie."   National Day Parade (NDP) Reflections: The hosts share their thoughts on the 61st NDP (02:29), noting that while there were complaints about the lack of traditional spectacles like the Mobile Column, they found the performance grounded, emotional, and refreshingly focused on the people of Singapore rather than state propaganda.   One Shiok Things: Haresh highlights the Singapore national football team's advancement to the ASEAN championship semi-finals (01:08:13).   Terence shares a sentimental version of "The Road Ahead" performed by Linying (01:09:15).