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  Walan saw a shaved head fat ah tiong

Posted by: XiXiPee
3 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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with a chio tall ah tiong bu with a young toddler girl.
The ah tiong bu deserve better lah. I younger, taller, richer and better looking than him.

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  Ravi suspended for making accusations against law society...

Posted by: sgbuffett
3 hours ago
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https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/la...ty-2134106

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  HSBC....lousy service?????

Posted by: hansamu
3 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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Read from some reviews that HSBC gives terribly bad service. 

I tried calling them but can't even get a chance to speak to a real person. 

Anyone has dealt with HSBC??

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  200 ActiveSG accounts suspended for suspected bot use and reselling since 2021

Posted by: theold
3 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ts-3365016

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Exclamation 700 NYPD Riot Cops Mobilized, Steel Barriers Deployed Ahead Of Potential Trump Arrest

Posted by: singaporean1964
4 hours ago
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https://eraoflight.com/2023/03/22/700-ny...mp-arrest/

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  Primary school teacher loses legs after going to bed with flu

Posted by: Levin
4 hours ago
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Thomas Kingsley
Tue, 21 March 2023 at 11:55 pm SGT


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Mother-of-two Julianna Bransden, 44, was living a “happy healthy life” until a sudden illness left her fighting for her life.

Ms Bransden first began experiencing flu-like symptoms on New Year’s Eve, a few days after celebrating a big Christmas with her family. After she went to bed to try and rest, doctors described her as “falling off a cliff”, deteriorating so badly that her heart stopped.

“Julianna’s husband Tim called 111 and they told him to keep giving her paracetamol, but when she was no better he called an ambulance,” Julianna’s mother, Linda Burgess, told The Independent.

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Once admitted, Julianna spent 18 days in a coma, with doctors working around the clock to treat her for septic shock, two cardiac arrests, and multiple organ failure. She had developed sepsis as an aggressive form of pneumonia brought on by influenza and StrepA.


https://sg.news.yahoo.com/primary-school...24326.html

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  Scotland’s minimum pricing linked to 13% drop in alcohol-related deaths, study finds

Posted by: Levin
4 hours ago
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Andrew Gregory Health editor
Tue 21 Mar 2023 00.01 GMT


Scotland’s pioneering policy of minimum pricing for alcohol has been linked to a 13% drop in the number of deaths from alcohol consumption, and hundreds fewer hospitalisations, according to a study.

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In May 2018, the Scottish government introduced legislation implementing a minimum price of 50p a unit of alcohol. The research published in the Lancet suggests it has been associated with about 150 fewer deaths a year on average.

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There was also a 4.1% reduction in hospitalisations for conditions wholly attributable to alcohol consumption, equivalent to avoiding 411 hospitalisations a year on average.


https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023...tudy-finds

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  paynow paylah paywave nets some are different,cashier also not sure!

Posted by: talky
4 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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payment by nets is different fr paynow.
paywave is payment by cr card (w/o physical cards)
paylah is only be used on dbs not all other banks

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  Rape may as well be legal in London, London Police officer said

Posted by: Levin
4 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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Martin Evans
Tue, 21 March 2023 at 8:01 am SGT


The detection rate for rape is now so low in London that “you may as well say it is legal”, one Met officer told a landmark review.

The damning report by the crossbench peer Baroness Casey found examples of bad practice in the way sexual cases were handled including freezers holding vital forensic evidence being too crammed to close and even breaking down.

A lunchbox was found in the same fridge that rape samples were being kept in which would have contaminated the evidence, the review was told.


https://sg.style.yahoo.com/rape-may-well...00446.html

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  New species of ‘giant’ spider discovered hiding underground in Australia

Posted by: Levin
4 hours ago
Forum: Market Talk
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Male: https://www.miamiherald.com/latest-news/...20male.jpg

Female: https://www.miamiherald.com/latest-news/...female.jpg


https://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-...12725.html

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