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Every now and than we get ppl posting all over the shop asking for help to locate lost car.......lost driver ................lost dog.............lost cat...............lost virgin.........lost whatever............... Start this "LOST N FOUND".........so please please please..................those want to post asking for help to locate whatever.................please dont go hijack other threads and spam all over the place................come and post here................gives those want to help a easier life also lah............. MODS...............is it possible to pin this thread so that it does not get lost also..............otherwise "LOST N FOUND" also lost............laugh the hell out of everyone.................
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Hi all, Will like to ask if any of you saw the tortoise soft toy in the attached pic. I bought a pair of them (total 4 tortoises) with one pair smaller than the other. It has been with us since I proposed to my current wife 10 years ago. Today during the struggle of getting my daughter out of her baby seat, my girl dropped the tortoise and my wife did not notice. Will appreciate if whoever picks it up is willing to return it to us. I know there are probably other toy tortoises out there but this one has sentimental value. Many thanks in advance.
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Just found it wondering into woodsville tunnel, stopped the car to pick it up and just sent to SPCA. Has a red collar with bell, looks very well taken care of so I'm sure it is lost, owner must be very worried. Can't see boy or gal, coat too thick. But very tame and quiet in the car. Please spread via social media, I'm not savvy that way, thanks.
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Certis Cisco officer found dead with gunshot wound to head By Alvina Soh | Posted: 29 January 2013 2014 hrs SINGAPORE: A Certis Cisco officer was found dead with a gunshot wound to her head in a toilet of the Supreme Court on Tuesday afternoon, said the police. The deceased was a Chinese woman in her early 20s who had been working with Certis Cisco for about one year. At about 1.20pm, police received a call informing them that a person was found injured at the court's toilet cubicle. There was a gunshot wound to her head and her service revolver was found beside her. She was pronounced dead by paramedics at about 1.35pm. No foul play was suspected. Police investigations are ongoing. - CNA/al ________________________________________________________________________ More and more aux police officers shooting themselves. This is getting worrying. Not sure what the hiring standard is for these aux police. Will some of them start shooting the public if they go mad?
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A 48-year-old man has been found murdered at Geylang Lorong 8, the police said in a statement on Monday. Police were alerted to the case via a call on May 3, at about 9:09pm. The victim was found lying motionless at the location given. He was conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital but was subsequently pronounced dead at about 10.12 pm. On Monday, citizen journalism website Stomp reported that a man is believed to have been stabbed at Geylang Lorong 8 on Sunday night. A contributor by the name of Nicholas told the website that the victim was lying in a pool of blood on the road. The case has been classified as murder and investigations are ongoing. Source: http://news.asiaone.com/news/crime/man-48-found-murdered-geylang 芽笼咖啡店，两好友疑为了一名女郎争风吃醋，结果酿成命案，白发醋男挥利刀，猛捅平头男友人腰间一刀后仓皇逃离，平头男横死街头！ 这起事件发生在昨晚9时左右，地点是芽笼6巷和8巷之间的咖啡店。死者是一名48岁马来男子拉希德，相信是本地人。 涉及这起命案的白发醋男，相信是一名50岁的左右的本地马来男子，满头白发，案发时戴了一顶红帽子。他与平头男是朋友关系，两人相信是为了死者的40来岁前女友希蒂（清洁工）而起争执。 据了解，平头男和白发醋男是朋友关系。两人昨天在咖啡店和前女友，以及几名友人一同吃饭喝酒，却不知何故引起纠纷。 完整报道，请翻阅04.05.2015《新明日报》。 Source: http://news.omy.sg/News/Local-News/story20150504-344009 ------------------------------------ both are locals..both are friends..fought over a woman cleaner
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The 19 Ingredients in McDonald’s Fries – Including a Form of Silicone Found in Silly Putty http://naturalsociety.com/19-ingredients-mcdonalds-fries-including-form-silicone-found-silly-putty/
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Just to share.. I've found my one of my favorite wkend breakfast place. the old joo chiat teochew porridge that was closed earlier this year can be found at old airport mkt. behind the famous hokkien mee.
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http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singaporeseen/this-urban-jungle/man-makes-not-1-but-2-horrific-finds-in-herbal-drink-he-purchased-from-tampines A man made two horrific finds in the herbal tea he purchased from a shop in Tampines. The 31-year-old bank staff, Xu, purchased the tea from a Chinese herbal shop in Tampines for $1.20. At 4pm the same day, he opened the bottle to drink the tea. Upon drinking two sips, he realised the taste of the tea was weird compared to how it usually tastes. He then saw a cockroach in the tea. There were roughly twenty cockroach eggs floating at the top of the liquid as well, reports Lianhe Wanbao. But his nightmare did not end there. The man reportedly vomited five times in a row after drinking the tea. He also drank 4 litres of water to cleanse his stomach. PLEASE OPEN UP YOUR DRINKS TO CHECK FIRST!
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Foul stench from Bayshore apartment leads to grisly find - the bodies of a father and son http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/courts-crime/story/foul-stench-bayshore-apartment-leads-grisly-find-the-bodies-father SINGAPORE - The decomposed bodies of two men were found in a unit at The Bayshore condominium Wednesday morning, after neighbours complained of a foul smell. The bodies of a 61-year-old man and a 40-year old man, believed to be father and son, were found on a sofa in the living room. A maid living in the condominium near East Coast Park told Chinese evening daily Shin Min Daily News that there had been a stench for the past week . "Even though the windows were closed, the smell remained in the air," she said. Unable to tolerate the smell any more, neighbours complained to the condominium management, who called the police and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF). The SCDF confirmed that they sent a Red Rhino vehicle and an ambulance after receiving a call for help at a building along Bayshore Road. A police spokesman said: "On arrival, two men were found motionless. They were pronounced dead by paramedics on scene." The police have classified the deaths as unnatural and are investigating. -
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"Car-loving creature trying to "monitor" engine problems from the inside" No tall 'tail': Large lizard found under car bonnet A video of men trying to yank a monitor lizard from one man's car engine has gone viral. The driver, Thum Wai Loong, shared with Channel NewsAsia, his close encounter with the scaly kind. Screengrab from a video of a monitor lizard stuck in a car bonnet (Image: Thum Wai Loong's Facebook page) PENANG: He left for a short business trip, and when he returned, found a nasty surprise in his car - a monitor lizard, wedged in the bonnet. Mr Thum Wai Loong, a Malaysian, posted a video of his scaly find on Facebook, and it has since gone viral, with over 6,500 likes as of Tuesday (Sep 9). The Assistant Sales Manager for Winston Engineering Corporation told Channel NewsAsia he had a business appointment on the island of Langkawi on Sep 3, and so drove from Penang where he lives, to Kuala Kedah Jetty. "I parked my car at an open car park exactly in front of the jetty entrance and boarded the ferry. I stayed one night and came back the next day (Sep 4) at about 2:30pm." The first sign of trouble came about five minutes after he drove off. "After passing two traffic lights, I heard a short tapping sound coming from the engine area," he related. He stopped by the roadside, and popped the bonnet open to check - then came the "surprise", he said. Mr Thum said he let go of the bonnet and stepped away as a natural reflex. "I could only see a big fat tail slithering. I didn't see the whole lizard." He called a friend for help, who in turn contacted RELA Corps - a volunteer community service group. Despite much tugging by two men, the reptile stayed stubbornly inside the hood. "The whole process took about 10 minutes. They couldn't pull it out, so finally they let go and it crawled underneath the car and quickly went into a big drain just beside the car," Mr Thum said. It moved so fast, he was unable to get a clear shot, but he estimated the lizard to be around 1.5 metres. "The tail itself was 2.5 feet (70 cm)." No word on how the lizard came to be in the bonnet, and where it slithered off to. However, netizens had a field day cracking jokes about the car-loving creature, with some saying it was simply trying to "monitor" engine problems from the inside. - CNA/ly (Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/no-tall-tail-large-lizard/1354148.html )
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First time heard of this deadly plague.... Yahoo news: China 'seals off' town after man dies of bubonic plague A Chinese town has been sealed off and 151 people placed in quarantine since last week after a man died of bubonic plague, state media said Tuesday. The 30,000 people living in Yumen in the northwestern province of Gansu are not being allowed to leave, and police at roadblocks on its perimeter are telling motorists to find alternative routes, state broadcaster China Central Television (CCTV) said. Other reports said that earlier this month the 38-year-old victim had found a dead marmot, a small furry animal which lives on grasslands and is related to the squirrel. He chopped it up to feed his dog but developed a fever the same day. He was taken to hospital after his condition worsened and died last Wednesday. "The city has enough rice, flour and oil to supply all its residents for up to one month," CCTV added. "Local residents and those in quarantine are all in stable condition." CCTV said authorities are not allowing anyone to leave, although a previous report by the China Daily newspaper said "four quarantine sectors" had been set up in the city. No further cases had been reported by Tuesday. Plague is categorised as a "Class A infectious disease" in China, a report by the official news agency Xinhua said, "the most serious under China's Law on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases". Bubonic plague is a bacterial infection best known for the "Black Death", a virulent epidemic of the disease that killed tens of millions of people in 14th century Europe. A more recent pandemic, the Modern Plague, began in China in the 1860s and reached Hong Kong by 1894, the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) says on its website. "Over the next 20 years, it spread to port cities around the world by rats on steamships," it says. "The pandemic caused approximately 10 million deaths." Primarily an animal illness, it is now extremely rare in humans. Modern antibiotics are effective in treating plague, the CDC says, but without prompt treatment it can cause serious illness or death. "Human plague infections continue to occur in the western United States, but significantly more cases occur in parts of Africa and Asia," it adds. Cases occasionally emerge in China. A villager who found a dead marmot and ate it with other residents of Litang in Sichuan province, in the southwest, died of the disease in September 2012, a newspaper run by the health ministry reported. Chinese media have not specified whether the latest victim's dog fell ill. link: https://sg.news.yahoo.com/china-seals-off-city-man-dies-bubonic-plague-102913437.html
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCwDDhy8ngc A grisly find at Syed Alwi Road at the Jalan Besar area. A dismembered body was found stuffed in a suitcase. A fruit stall owner told Channel NewsAsia that past 5pm on Wednesday (June 11), an old man asked two tourists for help in pushing a trolley with a suitcase. When they touched the bag, their hands were stained with blood. It prompted them to ask the shopowner owner for permission to wash their hands on his premises. A "karang guni" man, who collects old and discarded items to sell, reportedly found a body in the suitcase when he opened it. Several policemen were seen at the scene this evening. Police said they received a call for assistance at 6:04 pm, and that an upper body without both legs was found in a piece of luggage. Police have classified the case as unnatural death and an investigation is underway. Channel NewsAsia understands the victim is believed to be male. Source: http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/body-found-in-suitcase/1146016.html
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hmmmm........ can consider ... Yahoo news: 11 Reasons to Retire in Portugal's Algarve Portugal's Algarve, home to more than 100,000 resident expat retirees, could be the best place in the world to retire that nobody's talking about. Particularly appealing are the two municipalities of Silves and Lagoa that are situated slightly west of the center of Portugal's southernmost province. In these two spots, you can enjoy the best the region has to offer, from medieval towns and fishing villages to open-air markets, local wine and some of Europe's best sandy beaches. This is a land of cobblestoned streets, whitewashed houses with lace-patterned chimneys and everywhere there are fig, olive, almond and carob trees. Here are 11 reasons the Algarve qualifies as one of Europe's top retirement havens: 1. Great weather. This region enjoys one of the most stable climates in the world and 3,300 hours of sunshine per year, meaning more sunny days than almost anywhere else in Europe. As a result, the Algarve has a longstanding reputation as a top summer destination among European sun-seekers and a top winter retreat for those looking to escape Northern Europe's coldest months. It's a popular holiday destination among the Portuguese year-round, and the Spanish love the region's wilder western coast. 2. Safety. Portugal ranks as the 17th safest country in the world. Violent crime is rare, and petty crime is limited to street crime during the busy tourist season. 3. Good infrastructure. Portugal and the Algarve have enjoyed important infrastructure investments, specifically in the country's highway network and airports. This could be a great base for exploring all of Europe and northern Africa. 4. International-standard health care. Medical tourism is a growing industry in the region, particularly if you are interested the aesthetic, hip replacement and dental specialties. 5. Golf. The region boasts 42 courses in less than 100 miles and is generally recognized as a top golfing destination in continental Europe, and some would say the world. 6. Great beaches. The Algarve's 100 miles of Atlantic coastline is punctuated by jagged rock formations, lagoons and extensive sandy beaches, many awarded coveted blue flags from the European Blue Flag Association. The water off these shores is azure and the cliff-top vistas are spectacular. Most beaches have lifeguards during the summer season. Many have restaurants or snack bars, sometimes open only seasonally. 7. Affordable cost of living. The cost of living in Portugal is among the lowest in Western Europe, on average 30 percent lower than in any other country of the region. A retired couple could live here comfortably but modestly on a budget of as little as $1,500 per month. With a budget of $2,000 per month or more, you could enjoy a fully appointed lifestyle in the heart of the Old World. 8. English is widely spoken. Thanks to Portugal's strong historic and cultural links with England, English is widely spoken in the country in general and even more so in the Algarve, the country's main tourist draw. Retired here, you could get by without learning to speak Portuguese if you wanted to. 9. Healthy living and eating. The Portuguese are the biggest fish eaters per capita in Europe, and fresh fish of great variety is available in all the ever-present daily markets. In addition, the abundance of sunshine in this part of the world means an abundance of fresh produce is also available in the local markets. 10. Retirement income is not taxed. Recent legislation allows resident foreign retirees to receive pension income in the country tax-free. The law also provides for reduced taxation on wages, intellectual property, interest, dividends and capital gains. 11. Severely undervalued property market. Real estate in Portugal is undervalued and among the most affordable in Europe. Further, Portuguese real estate has one of the most favorable price-to-rent ratios (a measure of the profitability of owning a house) and price-to-income ratios (a measure of affordability) in the region. What that means is that housing is cheaper to buy and investors can make more money from rentals than in many other European countries. Kathleen Peddicord is the founder of the Live and Invest Overseas publishing group. With more than 28 years experience covering this beat, Kathleen reports daily on current opportunities for living, retiring and investing overseas in her free e-letter. Her newest book, "How To Buy Real Estate Overseas", published by Wiley & Sons, is the culmination of decades of personal experience living and investing around the world. link: https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/11-reasons-retire-portugals-algarve-135758354.html
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this is so so sad that it happen before Mother's Day which mother would do that to a 12 years old boy, unless she is mentally unsound. saw the news in wanbao and try to follow up with more detail but nothing found.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2syDDenK6g A female body was believed to have been found by the side of a pool in a bungalow just off Coronation Road on Wednesday. Several police officers, including crime scene investigators, were seen canvassing the neighbourhood and collecting evidence at the house located along Victoria Park Road when The Straits Times arrived at the scene earlier. A large blue police tent had been used to cover the woman's body, which was lying on the wooden deck by the side of the swimming pool in the upscale bungalow. No details were available as to what caused the death of the woman, but The Straits Times understands that the case has been classified as an "unnatural death" and investigations are still ongoing. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/woman-found-dead-the-side-swimming-pool-upscale-bungalow-20140319
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CadBury kanna Buried. http://www.nst.com.my/latest/health-ministry-confirms-pig-dna-detected-in-2-cadbury-chocolate-samples-1.604232 KUALA LUMPUR: Two Cadbury chocolate samples namely Cadbury Dairy Milk Hazelnut and Cadbury Dairy Milk Roast Almond were detected to have contained pig DNA (porcine). The pig DNA was detected by the Health Ministry in the sample of Cadbury Dairy Milk Hazelnut with batch number of 200813M01H I2 and expiry date of Nov 13, 2014; and in the sample of Cadbury Dairy Milk Roast Almond with batch number 221013N01R I1 and expiry date of Jan 15, 2015. Director-general of Health Datuk Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah in a statement here today, said the analysis, however, did not find any pig DNA in the sample of Cadbury Dairy Milk Chocolate. The analysis results showing that pig DNA was detected in Cadbury chocolates went viral on the social media since yesterday. The samples of the three chocolate products were taken to be analysed for monitoring purposes. Dr Noor Hisham said the product manufacturer, Cadbury Confectionery Malaysia Sdn Bhd, was expected to recall those products from the market immediately. "The Health Ministry also advises the public to study the batch number on the product label before consumption," he said.
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http://www.yeocheowtong.com/Salaries.html#Anchor-Famil-13864 Rated : PG >35 Only for matured folks whom are able to distinguish fact from fiction...
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World's oldest sperm found inside prehistoric shrimp fossil Scientists excited by how sperm, stretching longer than its owner's body, was 'perfectly preserved' in fossil PUBLISHED : Wednesday, 14 May, 2014, 10:34am UPDATED : Wednesday, 14 May, 2014, 2:52pm Agence France-Presse in Sydney An ostracod (pictured) was a tiny shrimp species. Their sperm, which are slightly longer than their body, were found coiled amid soft tissues. Photo: Wikipedia The world’s oldest and best-preserved sperm, dating back 17 million years, has been unearthed in Australia, scientists said today. The sperm from an ancient species of tiny shrimp was discovered at the Riversleigh World Heritage Fossil Site, an area in the far north of the state of Queensland where many extraordinary prehistoric Australian animals have previously been found. They include giant, toothed platypuses and flesh-eating kangaroos. Mike Archer, from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, who has been excavating at Riversleigh for 35 years, said the sperm was an exciting find. “These are the oldest fossilised sperm ever found in the geological record,” he said. The sperm are thought to have been longer than the male’s entire body, but were tightly coiled up inside the sexual organs of the fossilised freshwater crustaceans, known as ostracods. The researchers, whose findings are published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, estimate the sperm are about 1.3mm long, slightly longer than the shrimp. “We have become used to delightfully unexpected surprises in what turns up there,” he added of Riversleigh. “But the discovery of fossil sperm, complete with sperm nuclei, was totally unexpected. It now makes us wonder what other types of extraordinary preservation await discovery in these deposits.” A. Modern Australian ostracod (Newnhamia fenestrata). B. Sketch of a male ostracod, showing its reproductive system. C. Electron microscopic image of the fossil, with its left valve partly missing. D. Virtual reconstruction of the fossil showing one of two Zenker organs. E. Details of the fossilised Zenker organ. F/G. The coiled giant sperm. Photo: AFP A research team led by Archer collected the fossils in 1988 and sent them to John Neil, a specialist ostracod researcher at La Trobe University in Melbourne, who realised they contained fossilised soft tissues. He drew this to the attention of several European specialists, including Renate Matzke-Karasz from the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich and Paul Tafforeau from the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility in Grenoble, France. A microscopic study revealed the fossils contained the preserved internal organs of the ostracods, including their sexual organs. Within these were the almost perfectly preserved giant sperm cells, and within them, the nuclei that once contained the animals’ chromosomes and DNA. Archer said that about 17 million years ago the site where the fossils were found was a cave in the middle of a vast, biologically diverse rainforest. “Tiny ostracods thrived in a pool of water in the cave that was continually enriched by the droppings of thousands of bats,” he said. His UNSW colleague, Suzanne Hand, a specialist in extinct bats and their ecological role in Riversleigh’s ancient environments, said the steady rain of droppings would have led to high levels of phosphorous in the water. This could have aided mineralisation of the soft tissues. “This amazing discovery at Riversleigh is echoed by a few examples of soft-tissue preservation in fossil bat-rich deposits in France,” she said. “So the key to eternal preservation of soft tissues may indeed be some magic ingredient in bat droppings.”
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http://www.tremeritus.com/2014/03/02/asbestos-found-on-china-made-trains-in-nz-australia/ Asbestos found on China-made trains in NZ & Australia March 2nd, 2014 | Author: Editorial Singapore's new Downtown Line uses trains which are made in China (Photo: LTA) The New Zealand Herald reported today (2 Mar) that asbestos found on Chinese-made trains used by KiwiRail could cost workers’ lives (‘Asbestos on Chinese-made trains could cost workers lives‘). NZ Herald reported that 40 of the NZ state-owned company’s trains were taken out of action following the discovery of the potentially deadly material in a soundproofing compound inside one of the vehicles on Friday (28 Feb). Initial tests had confirmed the asbestos was contained and not a health risk, KiwiRail chief executive Peter Reidy said. However, further testing will be carried out to see if the material had leaked into the air or onto surfaces of any of the trains. Many of the NZ rail workers are concerned. The NZ’s Rail and Marine Transport Union (RMTU) said the situation had left many workers fearing for their health and that of their families. Mr Wayne Butson, general secretary of RMTU, told the media: If these locos had been made in Dunedin (in NZ), or even in any other first world country, we wouldn’t be putting up with this rubbish. It’s pretty symptomatic of why most Kiwis are sceptical about anything that comes out of China. Earlier KiwiRail said the inclusion of asbestos in the trains was in breach of a contract specification which clearly stated the material should not be used. “We are clearly very disappointed with this situation and working closely with the manufacturers to understand how this could possibly have occurred. They have taken full responsibility for this and have undertaken to do whatever is necessary to rectify the situation as quickly as possible for us,” Mr Reidy said. Reporting the same news, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) revealed that the trains used by KiwiRail were made by Chinese manufacturer Dalian Locomotive and Rolling Stock Co Ltd [Link]. ABC reported that the Chinese manufacturer has since confirmed it used chrysotile, or white asbestos, in a sound-proofing compound which is either coated with paint or sealed beneath the panelling. Last November, ABC reported that 10 freight locomotives made by China Southern Rail were also pulled from service in Australia after workers were exposed to potentially deadly asbestos dust [Link]. In Singapore, the new trains plying the Downtown Line (DTL) are also made in China. A total of 73 train sets consisting of 3 cars each were purchased by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) at a cost of approximately $571 million in a public tender in 2008 (‘Made-in-China trains for Downtown Line unveiled‘). LTA had previously assured the public that the made-in-China DTL trains meet rigorous safety standards (‘LTA: Made-in-China trains meet rigorous safety standards‘). The DTL trains were manufactured in Changchun, Jilin Province of China. LTA said that the trains were assembled in China, but their components come from 8 different countries, including China (which manufactured the car body), Sweden, UK, France, Spain, the Czech Republic and Germany. The first stage of DTL or DTL1 opened in December last year, linking 6 stations from Bugis to Chinatown. It is not known if asbestos has also been used for soundproofing in the China-made DTL trains. Asbestos became increasingly popular among manufacturers and builders in the late 19th century because of its sound absorption, average tensile strength, resistance to fire, heat, electrical and chemical damage, and, most important of all, affordability. However, prolonged inhalation of asbestos can cause serious illnesses including malignant lung cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis. These asbestos-related diseases will not affect people immediately but usually later on in life. The trade and use of asbestos have been restricted or banned in many countries.
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The body of a 58-year-old man was found in Kallang River at about 8.10am on Friday morning. A cleaner spotted the floating body in the river near Blk 3 Beach Road. The 58-year-old, who was wearing a grey shirt, was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene. Chinese evening newspaper Shin Min Daily News said the 70-year-old cleaner had been told by his boss to go check out the river, after someone told the boss that he saw a body in the river. The cleaner told his boss and called the police after confirming that there was really a body. He told Shin Min: "When civil defence officers arrived, I saw them retrieving the body from the river with their bare hands. Last month, another old man also died in the river, and I didn't expect a similar case to happen today." Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/body-58-year-old-man-found-kallang-river-friday-morning-20140328
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Found a Galaxy S4 on Bus 174 when i boarded at the busstop opp Mandarin in direction of SGH on 18 Mar 2014, around 0615hrs Noticed it at City Hall, when a shiny object caught my eye, and it was there in the middle of the seats No batt, so could not switch on. Believe could have been there since perv night? but not possible as bus captains chk the bus before closing shift I charged it today and no more telco signal. Owner could have disabled the 3G. Phone locked so cannot go in to see any last calls, etc. The back of the phone says OLLEH! Did a search and it is Korean Network. Doubt if NKorea as they hv no network...haha So to all Bros here! Kindly pass the word that I wish to return the phone and if you can, post on other forums. I believe the owner could be a Korean...duh! I will deliver to house PM me if you have any leaks! Now tikos, dun ask if the person if i do find is chio anot....knn! I know how you all think...hahahaha. Chances are male cos may have fallen out of side pocket Thanks for reading!
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The body of a South Korean woman clad in a black top and trousers was found floating in the Kallang River on Mar 14. According to a report on Lianhe Wanbao, the corpse had been discovered by cleaners who were clearing trash there. The body was spotted at 12.50pm in the vicinity of Kallang MRT station. The body had been dressed in a black jacket, trousers and black shoes. Source: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/singaporeseen/this-urban-jungle/body-of-korean-woman-clad-in-black-found-floating-in-kallang-river
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http://multimedia.asiaone.com/multimedia/gallery/bitcoin-ceo-found-dead-top-rubbish-collection-point Ms Autumn Radtke, CEO of First Meta, was found dead on the second storey parapet of Block 8 Cantonment Close on the morning of Feb 26.
