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Elaine Ng is a lazy bastard SPH reporter. She regurgitated twitter info and come out with a news on Tiger attacked CECA bastard in Thailand

1st Copied from twitter

A 25-second video of the attack posted by Mr Sidharth Shukla on X on May 29 has gone viral, with over 3.7 million views.

“Apparently an Indian man attacked by a tiger in Thailand. This is one of those places where they keep tigers like pets and people can take selfies, feed them etc etc,” Mr Sidharth said.
 
Second copy and paste from twitter

“Cats generally do not like being petted on the lower (back) body especially near (the) butt. This man was petting the tiger continuously near above mentioned body area which must have frustrated the tiger. Final straw was when the man cupped it for a photo,” said kdmangale on X.
 
3rd copy and paste from twitter

An X user with the handle Buka Coin said places that keep wild animals for tourists to feed or take pictures with often put both the creatures and humans at risk.

Buka Coin expressed hopes that this incident will spark “better awareness and safer, more humane wildlife tourism”.
 
Eileen started her career in Malaysia, where she worked for major publications and news portals, covering politics and current affairs. She joined Singapore publication Today in 2016. She signed on with The Straits Times in 2019 as its regional correspondent and is now with its breaking news team, where she writes about current issues, as well as quirky and human interest stories. Eileen de-stresses by watching horror movies, but nothing makes her happier than traipsing around the world with her backpack.
 
Eileen started her career in Malaysia, where she worked for major publications and news portals, covering politics and current affairs. She joined Singapore publication Today in 2016. She signed on with The Straits Times in 2019 as its regional correspondent and is now with its breaking news team, where she writes about current issues, as well as quirky and human interest stories. Eileen de-stresses by watching horror movies, but nothing makes her happier than traipsing around the world with her backpack.
Aiyah... These leeporters can submit homework enough.. use so much brain cells for what..
 
Shitgapore has no real journalism, they are all PAP dogs trained to report news about China India Philippines as headlines and only good stuff about PAP
 
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