These days, a news is being discussed rapidly on social media, which has surprised people and also forced them to think. The case is from Singapore, where a 71 year old woman had to pay a heavy fine for repeatedly feeding wild birds. As soon as this news went viral, different reactions of people were coming out on social media. Some are sympathizing with the woman while some are justifying strict adherence to the law.

Woman had to pay a fine of more than Rs 2 lakh for feeding pigeons

The court has imposed a fine of 3,200 Singapore dollars i.e. about Rs 2 lakh 27 thousand on 71-year-old woman Sanmugmanathan Shamla, resident of Singapore. This fine has been imposed on him for repeatedly feeding wild birds. According to media reports, the woman accepted four charges under the Wildlife Act, while five other similar incidents were also taken into consideration by the court.

Have already paid fine many times before

This is not the first time that action has been taken against this woman. Earlier in May 2025 also, he had to pay a fine of 1,200 Singapore dollars in a similar case. At that time the woman had promised the court that she would not do this again. But according to the report, within just a month she was again caught feeding birds. The prosecution presented evidence in the court, which showed that between July 2025 and January 2026, the woman fed grains and bread to pigeons at least nine times. In the video footage shown in the court, it was seen that she was seen standing among a large number of birds near her flat in Toa Payoh.

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Expressed remorse to MP but still did not agree, users took a dig

The matter was considered more serious when the court was told that the woman had also met her MP and expressed remorse. But just three days later, she was again caught feeding birds. The prosecutor called this a persistent disregard for the law and said a tough penalty was necessary to deter them. There has been a debate regarding this news on social media. Some people are saying that it is wrong to impose such a heavy fine on an elderly woman, while many users believe that the rules are the same for everyone and it is wrong to break the law despite repeated warnings. Some users even called the woman an audacity.

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Singapore News: A 19-month-old child of Indian origin in Singapore has completely recovered from a rare deadly genetic disorder after ‘Stem-cell Transplant’. This information was received from the news about this in the media. According to the news of the ‘The Straits Times’ newspaper, this child named Mannat Singh was only six days when he came to know of a serious joint immune. Normal fever could also be dangerous for him due to SCID.

First child

Mannat is the first child in Singapore to detect SCID at birth. His stem-cell transplant was successfully done in 2023 before the symptoms of SCID emerged. The newspaper told that vow is healthy now. Mannat was ‘Artemis SCID’, which is a rare form of ‘Rasactive Radiocenestic SCID’. This meant that he could not be treated with radiation or some of his scan could not be done.

According to the news of the newspaper, if there was no treatment, then Mannat might not have been able to celebrate his first birthday. Her 39 -year -old mother Harminder Kaur is a nurse while her 39 -year -old father Harminder Singh is an IT consultant. Kaur was very worried and scared of her young son’s disease.

Her husband Harminder Singh said, “The circumstances were completely against her, our mood was not right.” Kaur said, “I think life has become normal now and we have left the past behind.” About the disease of Mannat, KK Women and Children’s Hospital (KKH) was revealed through the program “National Extended Newborn Screening ‘(NENS).

Treatable severe infant diseases included

The program began in 2006, which aims to check the metabolism and genetic diseases of all infants born in Singapore. Expanding the program, in 2019 it included five more treated child diseases like SCID and cystic fibrosis.

Dr. Bianka Chan, advisor to Rumetology and Immunology Services in KKH, said that the only real treatment for SCID is a healthy donor from a healthy donor. Stem cells from the bone marrow of a healthy donor can develop in T-cells fighting infections, which help infants suffering from SCID to create a working immune system.

He said, “Before any other infection in the child, the discovery of the disease is more expected to be successful within three to four months. In such a situation, SCID screening becomes important at birth. ”

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Singapore News: In a Singapore court on Tuesday, an Indian citizen was accused of allegedly tampering with a 28 -year -old cabin crew member in the aircraft. The Indian youth was arrested in Singapore on charges of molesting a female member of the cabin crew (crew) in the plane. The officials gave information about this. The accused Indian citizen has been identified as silver.

Accused of catching cabin crew from behind

Rajat is alleged to have caught the female ‘crew member’ from behind in the Singapore Airlines flight at around 11.20 am on February 28. According to the police, preliminary investigation revealed that the woman cabin crew was taking a female passenger towards the toilet, when she saw a piece of tissue paper on the ground. When he leaned to pick her up, then the 20 -year -old accused followed him and pushed him to the toilet forcibly. The female passenger already present in the toilet rescued the female crew member and took her out of the toilet to the cabin supervisor.

Accused arrested as soon as he landed at the airport

The accused was arrested as soon as the aircraft landed at Changi Airport. According to ‘Channel News Asia’ report, the incident took place in a flight coming from Australia. A case has been registered against the accused under the section of ‘Use of Force with the intention of breach of dignity’. 20 -year -old Rajat, who appeared in court on Tuesday, said that he wants to accept his defect. According to the channel’s report, the court has fixed the next hearing date of the case on 14 May.

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