A horse trotting on the road. talk about a traffic-stopping sight. After spotting the unusual road user, the motorists travelling along Vanda Link on Wednesday (Aug 11) morning had to step on the brake. It left such a deep impression on one of the drivers that he contacted Shin Min Daily News to share what he saw that day. The.
How a stylist tailored a fashion designer’s outdated Singapore home for the 21st century
Traditional cheongsams can be exquisite expressions of elegance, but their limitations are clear to anyone who has worn one: they are restrictively narrow in parts, oppressively warm in humid climes and overly formal for everyday life.
The same could have been said about the house that former scientist Ee-ling Fock and her radiologist husband, Eric Ting, bought in the central Singapore suburb of Novena in 2018. The outdated home, she realised, could be tailored for the 21st century, just as she had artfully modernised the Chinese dress for her home-grown fashion label, The Missing Piece.
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SINGAPORE - Several of the 12 restaurants which were penalised for breaching Covid-19 measures during stepped-up enforcements last week claimed on Wednesday (Feb 10) that the measures were unclear, or they were unaware of their offences.
Mr Mohammed Yusoff Hussein, manager of Zam Zam restaurant in North Bridge Road, which has been ordered to close for 10 days from Tuesday, told The Straits Times: Different safe distancing ambassadors have told us different things. In the morning, a safe distancing ambassador can say that our restaurant is okay but in the afternoon, another might request for something to be changed.
The Ministry of Sustainability and the Environment (MSE) said the Indian-Muslim restaurant seated different groups of diners less than 1m apart on Feb 5. The outlet was fined on two previous occasions in May and December last year for breaching safe management measures (SMM).
Check your Lotto tickets because SA has two new multi-millionaires Citizen Reporter Two lucky winners scooped the first multi-million rand jackpot for 2021.
National lottery operator, Ithuba has called on lotto players to check their tickets and to claim their prizes as the latest draw saw some striking it rich.
“We are excited to meet the first multi-million winners of the year and we urge them to make contact with us as soon as possible.
“I must emphasise that it is important for all players to check their tickets as we have more winners from other divisions too,” said Group CEO of Ithuba, Charmaine Mabuza in a statement.