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The GP suspected that i have trigger finger on my last finger. I kind of sprained my joint (at the palm area) of my last finger. The GP explained its the tendon that is affected. He mentioned "A1 pulley" I want to know if TCM can help? Any recommendation? The GP gave me med but i feel TCM could be a better treatment option for such sprain cases. Every morning when i wake up, it will be v painful if i move the finger. it has a little swelling, but not obvious. I thought it's Gout but GP dismissed it. The pain is only on that joint.
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not a big amount but will all going to be hang?
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Story is developing. SINGAPORE - The police are responding to a suspected hostage situation in Jurong West. A man, believed to be armed, has taken an unidentified number of people hostage, The Straits Times understands. ST understands that the police are currently on the scene at the third floor of Block 114, Ho Ching Road. http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/suspected-hostage-situation-in-ho-ching-road-man-believed-to-be-armed?utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&xtor=CS1-10
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Wishing and gentle reminders to all MCF members to take good care of your own health. I wish all good health and safety!" Health is WEALTH! A 43-year-old female doctor from Shanxi province in China collapsed and died after reportedly working for 18 hours without rest. Zhao, who was deputy director of the respiratory medicine department, died from subarachnoid hemorrhage, a type of stroke brought on by a ruptured aneurysm, Zhao had been working since 6pm the night before on Dec 28. After completing her shift at 12pm the next day, she continued to visit patients in the hospital, clocking up to 18 hours that day. Zhao had told another colleague a few weeks ago that she was "too busy" to take a break. http://www.asiaone.com/china/doctor-china-dies-suspected-overwork-after-18-hour-shift?xtor=EREC-16-4[Emarsys_Newsletter]-20180102&extid=6934d0cfb7b252f1ae9f0dbddf5ff88ca8637e77
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http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/health/story/first-suspected-ebola-case-singapore-20140814 SINGAPORE - Singapore may have its first case of Ebola, the viral outbreak that has killed more than 1,000 people in West Africa. A Nigerian woman in her 50s was identified as a possible Ebola case by doctors at Gleneagles Hospital on Thursday morning. The woman is believed to have flown into Singapore recently and arrived at the hospital's emergency department with a fever. She was immediately isolated and transferred by ambulance to the Communicable Diseases Centre at Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH).
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Recently my wife was approached closed door on the above slimming method. Touting using all natural ingredients, no-hunger, no-subsequent weight gain, blah blah blah, even its promotional brochure showed our MM Goh and Health minister and another VIP I forgot, that 'suggested' them to be among its clients. It is basically eating some supplements over 3 months to balance all the smoky technical jargons, and your body will be set good for life. The catch: S$2288! It claimed to have 10 years presence here though I have never ever heard about it before. What I do not like is that a preliminary check was executed with a OSIM weighing machine, then you will be bombarded you you are this age but your body is 10+ years older, and your body got so much fat above norm that it can be rid of by exercising, very much using scare tactic. And if you bring up cost, the response would be that isn't your health worth more than the this money blah blah blah? Like I am sinning by not buying this product, worse still, not getting for your loved ones. Very much playing on guilt conscience! Anyone has any experience on this?
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Visibility levels in the west coast took a dive over the weekend although the weather remained on the cooler side. The reason for the reduced visibility levels is not conclusive as air quality in the country is recorded at either “good” or “moderate” on the Air Pollutant Index. Some Malaysians speculated it might be haze as they felt ill, listing symptoms such as fever, sore throat and sinus problems. Homemaker Sara Sukor, 33, said she had observed her baby son’s eczema flare up after the “haze” appeared on Friday afternoon. She said she could barely make out the skyline of the Petronas Twin Towers and KL Tower from her 19th floor apartment in Taman Tun Dr Ismail. “Even though there is no smoky smell, I feel the haze is getting worse by the day,” she said. IT support executive, Martin Arulappa, 26, said he had not noticed lower visibility levels in Klang but he and his sister had been suffering from flu and fever since Friday. “It could be the indecisive climate,” he said. The Meteorological Department (MET) said Petaling Jaya and Kuala Pilah in Negri Sembilan had visibility readings of up to 4km as of 5pm yesterday. Visibility was up to 6km in Subang and Ipoh, 7km in Butterworth, 8km in Sepang and Malacca and 9km in Batu Pahat, Johor. Normal visibility levels are from a range of 10km and further. However, air quality remained at good and moderate levels, with Ipoh recording the poorest reading of 82 as of 5pm yesterday. According to the Department of Environment’s Air Pollutant Index (API), unhealthy, very unhealthy and hazardous air quality readings are from 100 to 200, 200 to 300, and more than 300 respectively. The reduced visibility could be due to the 500 hotspots detected by the NOAA-18 Satellite on the Meteorological Service Singapore’s website, for the areas of Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand and Laos. The hotspot map for that region showed most of the hotspots were concentrated in Cambodia and spread out into Thailand and Laos. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/se-asia/story/visibility-levels-drop-malaysias-west-coast-residents-suspect-haze-20140
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Four vehicles were involved in an accident on Sunday night, which left two people injured. A car driver in his 60s has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving. The Straits Times understands the driver had failed to stop in time at a red light, at the junction of Upper Thomson Road and Sin Ming Avenue. His car crashed into a taxi, which then collided into a van and another car. The taxi came to a halt on the second car's bonnet. The cabby suffered facial injuries, and also complained of back and chest pains. He was sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for treatment. Another person also suffered minor injuries, said the Singapore Civil Defence Force spokesman. But he decided against hospital treatment. The rest of the people involved in the crash were unhurt. Police investigations are ongoing. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...ed-suspicion-dr
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[shakehead] My estate some more but heng for yours truly not the car park I park. Suay for the 10 owners though In this case the 10 owners can only sue the clown via a civil suit for damages as the latter's insurance will not compensate anything right? From AsiaOne: http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/...103-393243.html Suspected drink driver rams into 10 cars in Potong Pasir SINGAPORE - A driver believed to be intoxicated rammed into 10 parked cars in a HDB carpark in Potong Pasir early this morning, before falling asleep at the wheel, the Shin Min Daily News reported. The incident happened at about 2.30 am at the car park of blocks 137 and 138 of Potong Pasir Ave 3. According to the Chinese evening daily, the man had earlier drove his car up a kerb and struck a lamp-post before speeding away. But he returned 30 minutes later, after realising that his license plate and bumper had fallen off because of the impact. Said an eyewitness, Mr Wu, 40: "The driver wanted to park his car in a lot, but I don't know how he ended up hitting 7 cars in the process." In an attempt to get away, Mr Wu said the driver knocked into 3 other parked cars. The driver's car ended up wedged in between 2 cars. According to another eye-witness, Mr Tan, 35, the man then got out and pushed the car in a bid to free it. When that failed, he returned to the car and subsequently fell asleep at the wheel, said Mr Tan. Mr Tan added that the police and officers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force arrived shortly after. BMW damaged Said businesswoman Ms Lin, 26, the owner of a BMW which was damaged in the accident: "If only I'd returned home from work later." Ms Lin had arrived home just 15 minutes before the accident. She said she heard a loud noise after she got home and showered, but was too tired to find out what had happened. "I knew something bad happened when I looked out the window this morning and saw that my car had moved," said Ms Lin, who had bought the car less than a year ago. [email protected] -
In a major anti-drink driving blitz on Thursday morning, police arrested 16 motorists aged between 24 and 55. The operations saw police conduct breathalyser tests at Clemenceau Avenue, Crawford Street, Jalan Toa Payoh and Kallang Road. 14 men and two women had flunked the test, with the most egregious offender recording a test result of 54 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath. The legal limit is 35 microgrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath. Drink drivers that are convicted are disqualified from driving for at least 12 months, and will have to retake the theory and practical driving tests in order to obtain their driving licences again. Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/...riving-20120906 -
Hi all... Went to west coast park a week ago ... was playing with cousin in the sand .. After which went back to car, thou most sands are clear off the shoes ... I believe it have attracted some kind of bugs/insects in the car .. Cos from that day onwards, I always feel needle pricking on the legs/body/hands etc ... sometimes i can feel something jump onto my leg but I believe these bugs are real small cos i cannot see them at all! I've try to spray bygone into the car mat ... but to no avail ... I suspect it might be fleas ....... Please help ! Thanks GKF
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From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...all_police.html Biker involved in accident begs witness not to call police -- because he has no licence A man motorcyclist, who was apparently without a licence, was knocked down by a truck along Upper Serangoon Road at about 4pm today (Sept 5). He then begged STOMPer Melvin, who was at the scene, not to call the police. Said the STOMPer: "This accident happened at a traffic junction along Upper Serangoon Road this afternoon. "A motorist was knocked down by a mini cargo truck and flung right behind me just right after I had crossed the road. "What a narrow escape! Being kind and nice, I went to help him up. "The motorist even begged us not to summoned the police as well as the ambulance even his left ankle was badly fractured just because he doesn't have a driving licence. "The lessons learnt from this particular accident is never drive without a licence. "If you want to drive then drive, be more cautious and careful." Police said in response to a STOMP query: "Police received a call at about 4.15pm today (Sept 5), informing us of a traffic accident involving a lorry and a motorcycle at the junction of Hougang Avenue 5 and Upper Serangoon Road. "The motorcyclist, a Chinese man in his mid-thirties, had sustained leg injuries and was conveyed conscious to CGH. "Police investigations are ongoing."
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Hi all As those who drive along Lornie Road knows, it is jammed from 730-930am daily despite the addition of another lane, these few days, my IU has been beeping at the same spot along Lornie Road (cashcard less than $5. The beeping is similar as when you pass through an ERP gantry and indicates low value cashcard.. Thus, I'm suspecting LTA is installing an ERP along Lornie Road soon, please insert a low value cashcard and try driving pass Lornie Road, it is always the same spot where my IU will beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeepppppppp.. Osiris EDIT. Add Suspected to the title. You are not announcing a confirm new gantry. It's speculation on your part
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Sat, Apr 10, 2010 China Daily/Asia News Network Police have detained an 18-year-old man suspected of defrauding his Internet girlfriend of more than 2 million yuan ($307,064) in Qianan city of Northeast China's Hebei province on April 2, 2010, YanZhao Metropolis Daily reported. The jobless young man surnamed Qiu got to know the girl surnamed Bi through QQ, the most popular Chinese instant messenger, in July 2009. He called himself Guo Xingchen and told the girl that he was a pilot and that his family ran an iron and steel company. Bi, who was impressed by Qiu's seemingly rich lifestyle, kept sending money in the following months to Qiu when he lied repeatedly, such as telling her about a car accident and organ transplant. By the time Bi realized it was a fraud in March 2010, Qiu had squandered away a large amount of the money, including buying a car. The case is still under investigation. -China Daily/Asia News Network
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Wife of opposition member Tan Lead Shake arrested for suspected murder By Valarie Tan, Channel NewsAsia | Posted: 28 June 2008 1804 hrs Photos 1 of 1 SINGAPORE: Police arrested a 26-year-old Chinese national in connection with a murder at Paya Lebar Crescent on Saturday. She had allegedly stabbed her brother-in-law and slashed his wife. Channel NewsAsia understands the suspect is the wife of opposition party member Tan Lead Shake, who was nicknamed "Slipper Man" for his choice of footwear when he contested in previous elections. The incident took place at a two-storey bungalow. Blood stains were seen splattered all over the front porch. Eyewitnesses and neighbours said they heard loud screams coming from the house from about 5am. "The screams were frantic, like they were coming from a crazy person," said a neighbour. "The women and the children were crying," said another. "They fight amongst themselves quite a lot. They were always quite noisy. Ya, I can always hear them shouting at one another." Police were called to the scene at 6am. They found a man and a woman, both injured, in a bedroom on the second level. "The man suffered stab wounds to his body while the woman suffered neck injuries. A knife with blood stains was found within the house compound," said a police spokesperson. The couple were sent to hospital. But the 34-year-old man was pronounced dead an hour later, while his wife is in critical condition. The dead man is the younger brother of opposition party member Tan Lead Shake. Later in the afternoon, police arrested Tan's wife at Victoria Street in connection with the murder. She will be charged in court on Monday. If found guilty, she faces the death penalty. - CNA/ir
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Hello bros/sis, yesterday night I parked my car in my normal lot at 7.15pm and at 11.30pm when I went to get my car badly dented by hit and run driver- please refer to multiply album as photo intensive and dont want to waste bandwidth. http://shadowwarrior88.multiply.com/photos.../13/Hit_and_Run I made a report at 12am at Queenstown police station, and they classed it as hit and run, a moving vehicle hitting a stationary vehicle. Not my first time, was hit badly once at Plaza Singapura Carpark and another time on the road- both hit and run This time I walked around the carpark and found this car Silver Nissan Sunny SFS 86XXX with a dent on the left side of his bumper, and in photos you can see there is black paint(the other side right bumper with scratches reveals a non black base) a few lots away. Even on the left side, deep scratches reveal a non black base. My car being lower in height has silver color paint in the dents I reported this car, as a suspect and have been told, they will investigate(TP) and will take action. Suspected culprit stays at Blk 9/9a Ghim Moh Road Any advice, comments? Dont want to let the culprit get away Thanks for your help....
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Hello fellow bros, whenever i switch on my air-con for few seconds waves of foul smell start to fill my car . But as time goes the foul smell stopped. (smell of sweat , acidic smell) I tried to use heavy car perfume to cover up and ioniser but it doesn't help since it blow out frm the aircon. Care to share if u experience similar ordeal n ways to get rid of it? thks lot...
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Anyone ever think this can happen in sillypore http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?p=72072#post72072
