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Celebrating a life: Teo Pei Shan, the Singapore teen trapped in a child's body
Teo Pei Shan was a girl with a rare disease. She was supposed to celebrate her 18th birthday on Aug 5, 2016, but died only a few weeks before.
Trapped in a mall in Singapore!
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Stuck in the Marina Bay Sands Hotel mall in Singapore while it's pouring down rain outside. (This video was taken November 14th, 2010.)
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Trapping Dogs - For A Good Cause
In 2018, the Singaporean government introduced the trap, neuter, release, manage (TNRM) scheme in collaboration with animal welfare groups as a more humane way to manage the stray dog population - instead of culling. But trapping a dog is no easy task. These volunteers from Causes for Animals spent a year conditioning the stray dogs in Tuas to the pen.
The dogs are then sent to a vet to be sterilised, receive vaccines, be dewormed, micro chipped and assessed if they can be re-homed.
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Why the Poor are Trapped into Poor Decisions
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Have you judged people who are poor for making what seem like poor decisions? Why It Matters host Joshua Lim speaks to two mothers each raising a family on a single income to understand how poverty can be expensive and stressful.
Geraldine Tan, a psychologist from The Therapy Room, discusses why the ‘scarcity mindset’ - where one's attention is used up on the immediate, which makes it harder to think long term - is hard to break out of when one is poor.
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Woman forces platform doors open, tries to pry open MRT doors after missing train
A woman attempts to pry open the doors of an MRT train at Little India station after she successfully forces her way through the closing platform doors, in a video that went viral online.
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I was working on this since a long time ago but their IG/FB livestreams took precedence therefore I archived this project for a later date.
I didn't like how the original chinese subs aren't really in sync with their talking but I had to follow the subs so I hope it isn't too noticeable.
I will definitely miss them in gameshows :')
China Airlines failure to reassure passengers trapped in Singapore airport - TomoNews
SINGAPORE - Two hundred and forty-four passengers were trapped in the Singapore airport after China Airlines played passenger shuffle for nearly 10 hours.
A China Airlines flight bound for Taiwan from Singapore was delayed after the captain deboarded the flight due to a computer warning. Passengers were then reboarded 3 hours after the original flight departure time and then deboarded again when the computer warning continued to flash.
China Airlines then provided food vouchers for all the passengers while they waited for maintenance to attempt to fix the plane. Eight and a half hours later, China Airlines attempted to reboard the 244 passengers, but some refused, saying they were afraid to board the defective plane.
In the end China Airlines promised to have a second plane flown in to replace the defective one, but it wouldn’t arrive until the next morning. Passengers were put up in the airport business hotel on China Airlines’s dime, but woke up to discover the arrival of the new plane had been delayed.
Finally, more than 24 hours later, the 244 passengers trekked off the China Airlines flight at Taoyuan International Airport in Taiwan. China Airlines refunded half of all the passengers’s tickets and provided gift bags in an attempt to apologize.
Still, many of the passengers said there was no way they were going to fly China Airlines ever again and some even said they’d rather die than go back to Singapore.
But um…. it’s not Singapore’s fault, CA is a Taiwanese airline!
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Ellen Talks to Thai Soccer Team in Their First In-Studio Interview Since Cave Rescue
In their first in-studio interview since their harrowing incident in a Thailand cave last summer, the coach and 12 members of the Wild Boars soccer team sat down with Ellen to talk about their experience and how they stayed hopeful for 10 days in the cave. Plus, the boys' soccer idol, Zlatan Ibrahimovic , stopped by to give the team an amazing surprise.
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CNA | Don't Call Us Poor | E01: Life in Bukit Merah
FROM THE ARCHIVE: This series first aired on TV in 2015.
Don't Call Us Poor is a groundbreaking series on life at the bottom, following five families on welfare over four months. In the debut episode, meet Salbiah Zaharudin. Fresh out of the jail, six kids to feed, and no water supply. Adding to her troubles, her son is in hospital after a road accident.
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Driver trapped in his at Jurong West (Singapore) during thunderstorm
This happened on 17 Mar 2018 in Jurong West (Singapore). There was a sudden downpour in the afternoon and a tree branch fell on a car. The driver was still inside the car. I was at the scene and managed to record it. Bravo to all who helped the driver.
Meet the Filmmakers: Brenda Er on Trapped Memories
Filmmaker Brenda Er describes her journey making the documentary Trapped Memories.
A Disappearing World: Singapore Is Harvesting Land from Cambodia
As Singapore dredges sand out from beneath Cambodia’s mangrove forests, an ecosystem, a communal way of life, and one woman’s relationship to her home face erasure. Read more:
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