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42 yo stabbed 48 yo ex hawker partner from Maxwell market. Guess the race!

laksaboy

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Tiong and Thai used to collaborate and run Daoxiangju, they quarrel and Thai open her own stall My Kitchen Thai.

Tiong stabbed her to death....

It's those trashy Tiongs again. Can't turn your back on them for even a moment.
 

laksaboy

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Moral of the story, do not go into business ventures with Tiongs.

Even among themselves, Tiongs will always find ways to backstab and screw one another.

Fucked up country, fucked up people.
 

laksaboy

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And if you're wondering why Maxwell hawker centre always has so many tourists.... the hawker stalls there are featured on both the Chinatown official website, and the Maxwell Food Centre's official website. I'm sure the tourist information brochures mention them too.

Looks like these two webpages will be memoryholed soon, I highly doubt it will reopen for business. Even in the unlikely event that it does reopen, after such an incident the stall name will probably change. :cool:

https://maxwellfoodcentre.com/dao-xiang-ju/
https://chinatown.sg/dine/dao-xiang-ju/
 

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SINGAPORE - A 41-year-old man is slated to be charged with murder on Sept 8, after the death of a 48-year-old woman at Maxwell Food Centre, near Chinatown.

The police said in a statement on Sept 7 that the man was arrested at 1.36am on the same day at Bukit Merah East Neighbourhood Police Centre after he informed officers there that he had stabbed a woman.

The police added that officers who were sent to a food centre in Kadayanallur Street found the woman lying there motionless. Maxwell Food Centre is located next to the road.

In response to queries, the Singapore Civil Defence Force said it received a call for assistance at the food centre at 1.35am. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by a paramedic.

Preliminary investigations revealed that both parties knew each other.

One stall owner at the food centre said on Sept 7 that other stallholders had been discussing the woman’s death earlier in the day.

He said the woman and the suspect had worked together at a stall there in the past, but he had not heard of any disputes between them.

Lianhe Zaobao reported that the pair had worked together at Dao Xiang Ju, a stall that sells Chinese and Thai food.

The stall was shuttered when The Straits Times visited Maxwell Food Centre at about 3pm on Sept 7. There were several items placed neatly outside, including bottles of chilli sauce and water, several trays of eggs, and stools.

There were unwashed dishes in a bin outside as well.

The offence of murder carries the death penalty.

Police investigations are ongoing.
 

myfoot123

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Why Tiong and Thai can rent hawker stalls?
You need to direct question to MOM and then get re-directed to immigration department and then get the minister to issue a statement in parliament only if he or she is willing to talk about it without putting Sinkies down.
 

JurongEast

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SINGAPORE: A 41-year-old man was on Sunday (Sep 8) charged with murdering a 48-year-old woman at Maxwell Food Centre.

Wu Tao allegedly committed the crime inside a hawker stall named Dao Xiang Ju, between 10.25pm and 10.53pm on Friday.

The Chinese national and Singapore permanent resident was arrested at about 1.30am on Saturday at Bukit Merah East Neighbourhood Police Centre where he informed officers that he had stabbed a woman.
 

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China Renaissance Crashes as Trading Resumes After Bao Fan Exit​

  • Shares resume trading in Hong Kong after 17-month suspension
  • Ex-chair Bao was replaced amid unspecified government probe

By Lulu Yilun Chen
September 9, 2024 at 9:43 AM GMT+8
Updated on
September 9, 2024 at 11:07 AM GMT+8
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China Renaissance Holdings Ltd.’s shares fell as much as 73% after resuming trading in Hong Kong on Monday, 17 months after the stock was suspended following the detention of its former Chairman Bao Fan.

The company said it has fulfilled requirements for the trading resumption, releasing its earnings for the first half and for last year and 2022.

The company replaced Bao in February, a year after he vanished from the public eye due to an investigation by Chinese authorities. Shares of China Renaissance were down 63% as of 11:00 a.m., wiping out about HK$2.6 billion ($334 million) of its market value.
 
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