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Loh Kean Yew: Time for a break. Fans cheer him on and say, “Come back stronger!”
After losing at the Japan Open on Thursday (September 1), Singapore’s first badminton world champion Lo Keen Yu said on social media, “To allow my body and mind to rest, recover and recharge. ”, he announced that he would be taking a break for a while.
The 25-year-old Law, who has had a very busy schedule of matches this year, said her next match will be the Danish Open from October 18-23.
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A customer waits six hours for a Foodpanda order, talks to 15 reps for half a day, and never gets a delivery
After waiting six hours for their order to be processed by Foodpanda, the customer had to speak to multiple company representatives for follow-up, to no avail.
A member of the Facebook group Complaint Singapore expressed disappointment with the platform on Thursday (September 1), pointing out that this is not the way to serve customers.
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In the Choa Chu Kang parking lot, a man discovers An Bao full of SGD50 and SGD100 banknotes.Netizens say he’s the Chosen One…for a ghost marriage
Cash is rarely encountered in public places like parking lots. It could be a sign of good luck, but for a man who picks up an ambao full of banknotes, it could also mean that he’s signed up for a ghost marriage.
A TikTok user shared his findings on Wednesday (August 31), saying he was on his way to Keat Hong McDonald’s when he spotted someone’s An Bao.
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“Salary” is deducted from items in the intern’s break room. Ask, “Can the company deduct our salary?”
A poster on the NUSWhispers page got a serious reality check after he whined about his pay being cut by $100 after he broke something at the company he was doing his internship with.
Simply put, the commentator bluntly said to the poster, “You broke the payment.”
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Originally Purchased for $500,000, HDB Flat Now Sells for Double the Price
Recently, the increase in multi-million dollar HDB flats has been in the news. It has been featured in Reuters articles published in various countries.
Shortages due to the Covid-19 pandemic have increased demand, which has led to higher prices.
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