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SINGAPORE: A TikToker who called half an hour’s worth of a baby’s cries at a restaurant “30 mins of hell” received mixed responses from netizens, some sympathetic toward him, while others sided with the child’s parents. “Do you think it’s responsible parenting to subject the entire restaurant to this sort of noise for 30 mins….audio was recorded 10m away from the screaming child #headache #paytosuffer #embarrasedparent #rant #notsotypicalsg #zenmastery,” wrote TikTok user @justjonasme in the caption of a May 1 video.
The message, issued by WP Chief Pritam Singh, cited the semi-annual report on the country’s economy from the Monetary Authority of Singapore , released last Wednesday , which said that the country’s gross domestic product is expected to grow between 0.5 and 2.5 per cent, notably lower than 2022’s growth of 3.6 per cent.SINGAPORE: A follower of the sgfollowsall account on Instagram shared a video of the alleged aftermath of a glass panel of a cabinet shattering on its own.
On Instagram, the caption on the video reads, “Hi, I want to share my experience buying a glass shelf from Ikea. I dont remember what the name of it was, but it costs $89. Basically while me, my brother and my dad were assembling it, one of the glass panels shatters out of nowhere, quite explosive too.
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