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A fire broke out at 3 Toa Payoh Industrial Park on May 9 night, with one firefighter taken to the hospital for cramps.
A total of 15 emergency vehicles and about 60 firefighters were deployed to this incident, SCDF added.
A firefighter had cramps in his legs and was conscious and stable when taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital as a precaution.
When The Straits Times arrived at the scene at about 10.45pm, a crowd of about 50 bystanders had gathered near the fire.
On the times people ask him if he's okay, Eun-woo said he would feel conflicted.
"I don't want to say that I'm okay and I also don't want to say that I'm not okay," he told Jae-suk.
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But the crowds have reportedly also caused some inconvenience to road users.
In the same video, which was shot on Tuesday evening, people with camera equipment are standing on the short dividers on the road.
"All these inconsiderate people causing a nuisance to road users just to take photos of baby owls," a TikTok user said.
A Facebook user who was there that evening said it was mainly passers-by and schoolchildren who are causing a nuisance.
'Kamsiah': PM Lee presented with 3D 'mee siam' cake on his last day of Parliament as prime minister.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was presented with a personalised 3D cake after Parliament adjourned on May 8, marking his final sitting in the house as prime minister.
'Almost out of oxygen': Man trapped for over an hour after lift at Oxley Tower plunges 7 storeys.
'Poor kids have no idea how dangerous it is': Children handling rat at Bedok playground spark safety concerns.
When Huifang, 63, plays a mum with dementia in local director Ong Kuo Sin's upcoming movie A Good Child, she will draw inspiration from the woman.
Richie shared that portraying a drag queen in films is rare in Singapore, which is why he treasures the opportunity.
When asked, he clarified that he was in talks for A Good Child during the above interview.
A Good Child will begin filming on May 13 in Singapore.
One of the two lottery tickets was the winning slip.
He successfully retrieves the lottery tickets, which are handed to the woman, before he is hoisted out.
Subsequently, the woman used her lottery winnings to treat the officials to drinks as a token of gratitude for their help.
Sanook reported that the woman frequently purchases lottery tickets, but it was her first time winning.
However, unlike the future Sol who only has eyes for Sun-jae, past Sol is infatuated with Kim Tae-sung (Song Geon-hee), a boy from another band.
I'd say no to So Ji-sub, I'd say no to Zo In-sung.
I'd say yes to my prince Tae-sung, oh yeah!"
A confused Hyun-woo tries to explain but is cut off as she continues to tell him off without looking back.
Three Eva Airlines air stewardesses, however, recently went the extra mile to de-escalate a fight between two male passengers.
Eva Air said in a statement to Taiwanese media that the mid-air brawl occurred after one of the men had taken the other's seat as he thought it was empty.
In its statement, Eva Air also said that it has a zero-tolerance policy towards passenger nuisance incidents and praised its staff's quick intervention.
"Kudos to the air stewardess of Eva.
LONDON — Bidding began on Wednesday (May 8) for a napkin on which football club Barcelona penned a promise to sign a 13-year-old Lionel Messi — who went on to become one of the game's greatest players — with early bids reaching almost US$300,000 (S$406,890).
"It was never legally binding, but emotionally it represents the deep link or the beginning of the deep link, that Messi had with Barcelona," said Bonhams Chief Marketing Officer Marc Sands.
Messi helped Barcelona win 35 titles, making a record 782 appearances and scoring 674 goals.
"If you love football, you'll know all about Lionel Messi and you will know that he defined football for generations.
This is queer wrestling outfit Fist Club.
It was that sense of fun which pleased the crowd at a sold-out theatre in North London for their latest show.
"For me, It's all about the queer joy," Wilk told Reuters backstage.
"Nothing gives me the same queer joy as Fist Club.".