Champa Ha

Junior Editor at Cuisine&Wine Asia

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Everything About Digital Locks in S'pore & The New Digital Locks from My Digital Lock

Dec 5, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

We’ve seen that viral video of that woman in Malaysia getting locked out of her house because she had forgotten her key, as well as the video of her slithering her long, slender frame into the gaps of the gate to get back inside and unlock the gate. Pretty memorable right? But what if you had a digital lock that could easily help you get back into the house with no need for a physical, old-fashioned style key?
Man Steals Over $25,000 Cash & Luxury Watches from Unlocked Cars at Suntec City

Nov 27, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

When I was a kid, I used to watch Crimewatch. Crimewatch can be a little cheesy, admittedly. It’s got terrible actors hoping to catch their first break and underdeveloped scripts. Now though, seeing this new headline, I’m wondering if maybe we should have planted our butts on the floor and sat in front of the television during every episode of Crimewatch because well. Apparently some car owners at Suntec City carpark are leaving their car doors unlocked.
Everything About the FirstCom Academy Three-Month Suspension You Should Know

Nov 27, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

Planning to upgrade your skills in 2025? If you were planning to do so with a SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) course, your plans would probably be put on a dampener if the course had been from FirstCom Academy. The adult learning provider has been suspended for not complying with guidelines as given by SkillsFuture Singapore. The company, which focuses on multiple short Workforce Skills Qualifications (WSQ), had courses that ranged from digital content creation to people management.
S’pore iPhone Owner Puts Up Talisman to ‘Curse’ Thief After Losing Phone

Nov 26, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

You’ve probably threatened someone before for a multitude of reasons. Maybe they took your favourite K-Pop CD without your permission. Maybe they keep calling you by a nickname that you don’t like and you want them to stop. Maybe they stole the last piece of sotong from your Hokkien mee. All reasonable, really. Someone in Singapore, however, is willing to go the extra mile when threatening someone: applying actual curses on them. Damn, that’s cold.
Summary of the Places to Count Down to 2025 in S’pore

Nov 24, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

If you are having regrets on how you’ve lived your life this 2024, don’t fret. In less than 40 days, 2025 will arrive, and you can say goodbye to your slovenly, debauched ways forever. However, you can also take the time to party away on 31 Dec (and a little on 1 Jan), before putting your responsibilities ahead of you. Seems fun? It should.
Pop Mart Taking Legal Action Against Brands That Use Labubu Without License

Nov 23, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

We’ve all heard of Labubu. The little doll, fashioned as a little furry elf with sharp teeth and looks a little like a tiny werewolf, is a part of the Monsters story series, which has a cast of 10 characters including Zimomo, Tycoco, Spooky, Pato and Labubu. They were created by Hong Kong-born artist Kasing Lung, who signed a licence agreement with Chinese pop-culture and entertainment company Pop Mart to use their likeness in collectibles.
The Iconic $1 Mixue Ice-Cream Cone Will Cost $1.50 from 25 Nov

Nov 23, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

A new crisis is here to hit all of us in the heart and the wallet: Mixue will be raising their prices of their Signature KingCone. Major sads. From 25 Nov, the ice cream cone will cost $1.50 instead of $1. The Iconic $1 Mixue Ice-Cream Cone Will Cost $1.50 from 25 NovThis breaking news was brought to the attention of the mass public when someone posted a photo of a notice taped to the window of a Mixue outlet on Complaint Singapore’s Facebook page.
Bus Travellers Can Soon Use QR Codes to Clear S’pore-JB Land Checkpoints

Nov 23, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

Do you usually go to Malaysia via bus? Here’s the good news: your travels via bus will now be much easier, thanks to QR codes. Those looking to cross the Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints via bus will be able to enjoy a quick, swift travel through immigration thanks to QR codes. This is part of a trial beginning on Saturday, 23 Nov, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) announced. The trial will roll out first at Tuas Checkpoint on 23 Nov.
Everything About the Methanol Poisoning in Laos That is Known So Far

Nov 22, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

Six tourists have passed away in a spate of suspected methanol poisoning-related deaths in a Laos backpacking hotspot. The latest death, of young Australian teenager Holly Bowles, 19, happened on Friday. Bowles is the second Australian teenager to have passed away, after her friend Bianca Jones, also 19, had passed away on Thursday. British lawyer Simone White, 28, from south-east London, was also confirmed to have died on Thursday. The other deaths include tourists from Denmark and the US.
NUS Student Deflated Tyres of 5 Cars in Woodlands in Protest of Climate Change

Nov 22, 2024 | goodyfeed.com | Champa Ha

An NUS student purported to be a climate change activist sure had his goals and ego deflated when he was caught for allegedly deflating the tyres of five cars in Woodlands. Benjamin Chia Yit Loong, 23, was purportedly at the multi-storey carparks between Block 517A and Block 519A Woodlands Drive on 19 Nov when he committed the crimes. The man had also allegedly placed flyers on the windscreens of these five vehicles.