In the bustling streets of Singapore, recent events have sparked curiosity and concern alike. From eerie sightings to potential closures of beloved hawker stalls, here’s what’s capturing the attention of Singaporeans this week.
Mysterious Spheres: A Viral Sensation
What seemed to be paranormal or natural phenomena has been revealed as a clever marketing stunt, according to the makers of the local sci-fi film We Can Save the World!!!. These purple glowing spheres, spotted bouncing around places like Tampines and Yishun, have taken TikTok by storm. Are aliens among us, or is it just some clever advertising? The jury’s still out.
Ex-Mediacorp Actor’s Surprising Role
Jeff Wang, a familiar face thanks to his Mediacorp roots, is now playing the father of Li Jiajia in the Taiwanese drama Bittersweet Destiny. Surprisingly, there’s only a seven-year age gap between the two, which raises some eyebrows about casting in the entertainment industry.
Possible Closure of a Beloved Hawker Stall
In more bittersweet news, the iconic Beo Crescent No Name Hainanese Curry Rice may soon close down after 37 years of serving delicious meals. The stall’s owners are currently in talks with the coffee shop owners regarding changes that could affect their business.
Public Consultations on Future Transport Plans
Acting Transport Minister Jeffrey Siow announced that public consultations for the next transport master plan will kick off soon. He expressed hopes to engage more Singaporeans than ever to shape the future of transportation in the nation.
Aid for Palestinian Evacuees
The Singapore Red Cross has stepped up, donating nearly $1.2 million in aid to support humanitarian efforts in Gaza and Egypt. This initiative highlights Singapore’s commitment to global humanitarian assistance.
Smart Electric SUV Hits Singapore Market
Smart has launched its biggest model yet, the #5 electric SUV. This move places Smart in direct competition with well-known brands like Tesla and Hyundai, as electric vehicles continue to take centre stage in Singapore’s automotive market.