Saturday, December 8, 2012
處男一夜情 染梅毒愛滋
處男一夜情 染梅毒愛滋
上陣未戴套「爽一次 遺憾終身」
2012年10月29日
台中醫院朱朗軒醫師說，男大生初嘗性愛後生殖器出現紅疹。曾雪蒨攝
【曾雪蒨╱台中報導】一夜情染病終身遺憾。台中市一名純情處男，年初上網認識一名自稱是大學生的女子，雙方第一次約會就發生性關係，結果男大生竟然就同時罹患梅毒與愛滋，急著找對方一起就醫，對方卻已關閉信箱人間蒸發。醫師除研判該女子故意散播愛滋，並提醒純情宅男性行為一定要做好防護措施，以免後悔莫及。
台中醫院泌尿外科醫師朱朗軒說，男大生身高一百七十公分、個性害羞內向，自稱從沒交過女友及性經驗，年初跟女網友見面，對方主動投懷送抱，他毫無防備下提「槍」上陣，初嘗性事美好，且對女孩念念不忘，但上網留言，對方未再回應。
全身紅疹下體潰瘍
上月他發現全身起紅疹，性器官更是除紅疹外還潰瘍，上網查詢懷疑自己罹患梅毒，立即前往台中醫院泌尿外科就醫，沒想到抽血檢查發現除了罹患梅毒，還感染愛滋。
醫疑女方故意傳播
朱朗軒形容當時男大生第一個反應不是懊悔、擔心，而是擔心女網友是否早感染愛滋卻不自知。他跟醫師說會盡快聯絡女方一起到院檢查，醫師也立即幫男大生注射抗梅毒藥物。可惜隔周男大生回診，難過表示對方已經關閉電子郵件信箱，再也聯絡不上。
醫師推論，女網友應該早知自己罹患愛滋，仍上網釣凱子傳播性病，卻害一個純情男因此毀掉一生，提醒「年輕人做愛做的事一定要全程戴保險套，才不會『爽一次，遺憾終身』。」
愛滋空窗期3個月
台中市衛生局疾病管制科長邱惠慈提醒，愛滋病空窗期長達三個月，如果擔心染上愛滋可在事後三個月到醫院抽血檢查，避免錯過及早治療與防治機會。
台中市衛生局疾病管制科愛滋病承辦人楊珮君指出，故意散播愛滋病可處五年至十二年有期徒刑，衛生局會主動了解該男大生發病原因與過程，如確認是遭女網友傳播感染，將請警方協助找出病源移送法辦。
預防感染性病 注意事項
．固定性伴侶
．性行為全程配戴保險套
．性行為結束後立即取出保險套丟棄，避免精液外溢
．一個保險套只進行一次性行為，避免多人共同性行為時重複使用交叉感染
．一次性行為只戴一個保險套
資料來源：台中市衛生局疾病管制科科員楊珮君
- wong chee tat :)
上陣未戴套「爽一次 遺憾終身」
2012年10月29日
台中醫院朱朗軒醫師說，男大生初嘗性愛後生殖器出現紅疹。曾雪蒨攝
【曾雪蒨╱台中報導】一夜情染病終身遺憾。台中市一名純情處男，年初上網認識一名自稱是大學生的女子，雙方第一次約會就發生性關係，結果男大生竟然就同時罹患梅毒與愛滋，急著找對方一起就醫，對方卻已關閉信箱人間蒸發。醫師除研判該女子故意散播愛滋，並提醒純情宅男性行為一定要做好防護措施，以免後悔莫及。
台中醫院泌尿外科醫師朱朗軒說，男大生身高一百七十公分、個性害羞內向，自稱從沒交過女友及性經驗，年初跟女網友見面，對方主動投懷送抱，他毫無防備下提「槍」上陣，初嘗性事美好，且對女孩念念不忘，但上網留言，對方未再回應。
全身紅疹下體潰瘍
上月他發現全身起紅疹，性器官更是除紅疹外還潰瘍，上網查詢懷疑自己罹患梅毒，立即前往台中醫院泌尿外科就醫，沒想到抽血檢查發現除了罹患梅毒，還感染愛滋。
醫疑女方故意傳播
朱朗軒形容當時男大生第一個反應不是懊悔、擔心，而是擔心女網友是否早感染愛滋卻不自知。他跟醫師說會盡快聯絡女方一起到院檢查，醫師也立即幫男大生注射抗梅毒藥物。可惜隔周男大生回診，難過表示對方已經關閉電子郵件信箱，再也聯絡不上。
醫師推論，女網友應該早知自己罹患愛滋，仍上網釣凱子傳播性病，卻害一個純情男因此毀掉一生，提醒「年輕人做愛做的事一定要全程戴保險套，才不會『爽一次，遺憾終身』。」
愛滋空窗期3個月
台中市衛生局疾病管制科長邱惠慈提醒，愛滋病空窗期長達三個月，如果擔心染上愛滋可在事後三個月到醫院抽血檢查，避免錯過及早治療與防治機會。
台中市衛生局疾病管制科愛滋病承辦人楊珮君指出，故意散播愛滋病可處五年至十二年有期徒刑，衛生局會主動了解該男大生發病原因與過程，如確認是遭女網友傳播感染，將請警方協助找出病源移送法辦。
預防感染性病 注意事項
．固定性伴侶
．性行為全程配戴保險套
．性行為結束後立即取出保險套丟棄，避免精液外溢
．一個保險套只進行一次性行為，避免多人共同性行為時重複使用交叉感染
．一次性行為只戴一個保險套
資料來源：台中市衛生局疾病管制科科員楊珮君
- wong chee tat :)
S$200m logistics hub breaks ground at Jurong West
S$200m logistics hub breaks ground at Jurong West
By Millet Enriquez | Posted: 07 December 2012 2224 hrs
SINGAPORE : A S$200 million logistics hub broke ground at Jurong West on Friday.
Named Supply Chain City, the facility is the brainchild of logistics firm YCH.
Apart from serving as its headquarters, the facility will also cater to other companies needing logistics space.
YCH is transforming a 6.5-hectare area in western Singapore to build its new home come 2014.
It will house a five-storey warehouse, a first-of-its-kind automated material handling system and eight floors of offices.
Supply Chain City is going to be a modern hub that rivals YCH's facilities in India and China.
This is in anticipation of booming demand for logistics and creating an ecosystem for the industry.
Robert Yap, chairman and CEO of YCH Group, said: "The community will include even the other logistics players and also the logistics or supply chain experts from all our customers.
"We hope that Supply Chain City will be where all the next generation, the new supply chain innovations come from."
Singapore's logistics and transport sector employs more than 200,000 workers and is facing a serious labour crunch.
Some S$42 million has been set aside by the government for the sector, through the National Productivity and Continuing Education Council (NPCEC), to raise its productivity and improve training.
To date, around 50 logistics companies have benefited from the roll-out of the five-year productivity roadmap, since March this year.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, said: "There will be more strong logistics companies including...very small players that we are now nurturing through SPRING and IE Singapore. And the government is ready to support your growth and aspirations in this next phase of our economic development."
Experts have said big brands in the West are moving their warehousing and distribution to bring products closer to regional markets.
As Asia remains a centre for manufacturing, more companies will likely continue heading East.
- CNA/ms
- wong chee tat :)
By Millet Enriquez | Posted: 07 December 2012 2224 hrs
SINGAPORE : A S$200 million logistics hub broke ground at Jurong West on Friday.
Named Supply Chain City, the facility is the brainchild of logistics firm YCH.
Apart from serving as its headquarters, the facility will also cater to other companies needing logistics space.
YCH is transforming a 6.5-hectare area in western Singapore to build its new home come 2014.
It will house a five-storey warehouse, a first-of-its-kind automated material handling system and eight floors of offices.
Supply Chain City is going to be a modern hub that rivals YCH's facilities in India and China.
This is in anticipation of booming demand for logistics and creating an ecosystem for the industry.
Robert Yap, chairman and CEO of YCH Group, said: "The community will include even the other logistics players and also the logistics or supply chain experts from all our customers.
"We hope that Supply Chain City will be where all the next generation, the new supply chain innovations come from."
Singapore's logistics and transport sector employs more than 200,000 workers and is facing a serious labour crunch.
Some S$42 million has been set aside by the government for the sector, through the National Productivity and Continuing Education Council (NPCEC), to raise its productivity and improve training.
To date, around 50 logistics companies have benefited from the roll-out of the five-year productivity roadmap, since March this year.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, said: "There will be more strong logistics companies including...very small players that we are now nurturing through SPRING and IE Singapore. And the government is ready to support your growth and aspirations in this next phase of our economic development."
Experts have said big brands in the West are moving their warehousing and distribution to bring products closer to regional markets.
As Asia remains a centre for manufacturing, more companies will likely continue heading East.
- CNA/ms
- wong chee tat :)
More Asian banks looking to capital markets to boost profits: ADB
More Asian banks looking to capital markets to boost profits: ADB
By Lynda Hong | Posted: 07 December 2012 2229 hrs
SINGAPORE: More banks in Asia are cutting their lending businesses and mobilising their liquidity in the capital markets to boost profits, said the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
ADB said banks in the past few months have opted to take more risks, such as investing in financial markets, derivatives and securities.
"If you run a bank and you raise the funds not through the core source of funding, which is deposit, it can affect your behaviour in terms what you do with the asset side," said Iwan Jaya Azis, head of the Office of Regional Economic Integration (OREI) at ADB.
More companies are also choosing to raise more funds by tapping the bond market, said experts.
"We are still a bank dependent economy. The banking sector is still the biggest financial sector in the economy. But since 2003, we have seen the bond market in this part of the world growing very fast and of course as it grows fast it is exposed to global uncertainties," said Senior Economist at AMRO Reza Siregar.
To grow Asia's corporate bond market, experts say improvements on financial infrastructure, transparency and ratings should be made.
So far, the corporate bond market has grown faster than sovereign bonds.
However the ADB notes that some Asian countries are still lacking social infrastructure in education and nutrition.
This will raise the need for more sovereign bonds in the coming years.
- CNA/jc
- wong chee tat :)
By Lynda Hong | Posted: 07 December 2012 2229 hrs
SINGAPORE: More banks in Asia are cutting their lending businesses and mobilising their liquidity in the capital markets to boost profits, said the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
ADB said banks in the past few months have opted to take more risks, such as investing in financial markets, derivatives and securities.
"If you run a bank and you raise the funds not through the core source of funding, which is deposit, it can affect your behaviour in terms what you do with the asset side," said Iwan Jaya Azis, head of the Office of Regional Economic Integration (OREI) at ADB.
More companies are also choosing to raise more funds by tapping the bond market, said experts.
"We are still a bank dependent economy. The banking sector is still the biggest financial sector in the economy. But since 2003, we have seen the bond market in this part of the world growing very fast and of course as it grows fast it is exposed to global uncertainties," said Senior Economist at AMRO Reza Siregar.
To grow Asia's corporate bond market, experts say improvements on financial infrastructure, transparency and ratings should be made.
So far, the corporate bond market has grown faster than sovereign bonds.
However the ADB notes that some Asian countries are still lacking social infrastructure in education and nutrition.
This will raise the need for more sovereign bonds in the coming years.
- CNA/jc
- wong chee tat :)
Retail rents narrowing between suburbs and Orchard Road, say analysts
Retail rents narrowing between suburbs and Orchard Road, say analysts
By Wong Siew Ying | Posted: 07 December 2012 2038 hrs
SINGAPORE: Renting retail space at a suburban mall these days may not be very much cheaper than renting one at Orchard Road, say analysts.
Colliers International said the gap between prime retail rents in the two segments have narrowed from 17 per cent in 2009 to 12 per cent this year.
Demand for retail space in suburban malls will continue to be strong, say analysts, citing the improving quality of suburban malls.
Rentals of prime space along Orchard Road are now only 12 per cent higher than neighbourhood malls, at about S$34 to S$37 per square foot on average.
Analysts expect rentals to stay fairly resilient in 2013, even though over two million square feet of retail space is set to come on stream.
Among them, over 400,000 square feet of space will be located in Orchard Road, with the rest located in suburban areas like Jurong.
"So many new international brands are coming in because they see Singapore as a gateway to the growth regions. Landlords will definitely not come down on rent when you get these names coming in," said Charles Ng, director of Retail Services at Colliers International.
Analysts also said that competition in the retail sector will be keen with newer malls in the market.
However they added that landlords should not have much problems finding tenants as the total vacancy rate is still at a healthy 6 per cent island wide.
Analysts have also pointed out the huge potential for growth in rental and capital value in Jurong East.
"The two new buildings, Jurong Gateway and Jem, will be seeing some relocation of jobs from Shenton Way into Jurong East… You are adding another 10,000 workers there. Within the next three years, the Jurong East retail scene will be significantly changed," said Ku Swee Yong, CEO of International Property Advisor.
Overall, analysts expect rentals of retail space in Singapore to fall by between 1 per cent and 3 per cent this year, compared to 2011.
- CNA/jc
- wong chee tat :)
By Wong Siew Ying | Posted: 07 December 2012 2038 hrs
SINGAPORE: Renting retail space at a suburban mall these days may not be very much cheaper than renting one at Orchard Road, say analysts.
Colliers International said the gap between prime retail rents in the two segments have narrowed from 17 per cent in 2009 to 12 per cent this year.
Demand for retail space in suburban malls will continue to be strong, say analysts, citing the improving quality of suburban malls.
Rentals of prime space along Orchard Road are now only 12 per cent higher than neighbourhood malls, at about S$34 to S$37 per square foot on average.
Analysts expect rentals to stay fairly resilient in 2013, even though over two million square feet of retail space is set to come on stream.
Among them, over 400,000 square feet of space will be located in Orchard Road, with the rest located in suburban areas like Jurong.
"So many new international brands are coming in because they see Singapore as a gateway to the growth regions. Landlords will definitely not come down on rent when you get these names coming in," said Charles Ng, director of Retail Services at Colliers International.
Analysts also said that competition in the retail sector will be keen with newer malls in the market.
However they added that landlords should not have much problems finding tenants as the total vacancy rate is still at a healthy 6 per cent island wide.
Analysts have also pointed out the huge potential for growth in rental and capital value in Jurong East.
"The two new buildings, Jurong Gateway and Jem, will be seeing some relocation of jobs from Shenton Way into Jurong East… You are adding another 10,000 workers there. Within the next three years, the Jurong East retail scene will be significantly changed," said Ku Swee Yong, CEO of International Property Advisor.
Overall, analysts expect rentals of retail space in Singapore to fall by between 1 per cent and 3 per cent this year, compared to 2011.
- CNA/jc
- wong chee tat :)
Two China workers charged with criminal trespass
Two China workers charged with criminal trespass
By Alice Chia | Posted: 07 December 2012 1957 hrs
SINGAPORE: Two workers from China who sat on top of two construction cranes for hours on Thursday have been charged in court with criminal trespass.
Zhu Guilei, 24, and Wu Xiaolin, 47, were offered bail of $10,000 each.
As of 9.30pm, Channel NewsAsia understands that they have not been bailed out and are held in remand at Changi Prison.
They said in court that they intend to claim trial but won't be engaging counsel.
Both men will be back in court on December 12 for a pre-trial conference.
The two are accused of unlawfully remaining on the cranes for about nine hours at a worksite at Jurong Port Road with intent to alarm the project manager of their employer with threatening behaviour.
The maximum penalty for criminal trespass is three months' jail and a fine of $1,500.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Manpower Ministry said its checks have shown that the two workers did not have any salary owing to them.
An MOM spokesperson said the salary dispute between the employer and the two workers was also resolved not long after they were brought down from the cranes.
After the workers were brought down, MOM said one of its officers asked why they had not gone back to the Ministry with their supporting documents to substantiate their claims.
To this, one of the workers is said to have told the officer that going to MOM to lodge claims was "troublesome".
It has been reported that the two workers had gone to the Ministry a day earlier to claim they had outstanding salaries owed to them.
However, MOM officers told them to return with necessary documents to support their claims, so that the issue could be investigated.
MOM said it is also investigating whether the company has breached any statutory provisions under the Employment Act.
- CNA/de
- wong chee tat :)
By Alice Chia | Posted: 07 December 2012 1957 hrs
SINGAPORE: Two workers from China who sat on top of two construction cranes for hours on Thursday have been charged in court with criminal trespass.
Zhu Guilei, 24, and Wu Xiaolin, 47, were offered bail of $10,000 each.
As of 9.30pm, Channel NewsAsia understands that they have not been bailed out and are held in remand at Changi Prison.
They said in court that they intend to claim trial but won't be engaging counsel.
Both men will be back in court on December 12 for a pre-trial conference.
The two are accused of unlawfully remaining on the cranes for about nine hours at a worksite at Jurong Port Road with intent to alarm the project manager of their employer with threatening behaviour.
The maximum penalty for criminal trespass is three months' jail and a fine of $1,500.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Manpower Ministry said its checks have shown that the two workers did not have any salary owing to them.
An MOM spokesperson said the salary dispute between the employer and the two workers was also resolved not long after they were brought down from the cranes.
After the workers were brought down, MOM said one of its officers asked why they had not gone back to the Ministry with their supporting documents to substantiate their claims.
To this, one of the workers is said to have told the officer that going to MOM to lodge claims was "troublesome".
It has been reported that the two workers had gone to the Ministry a day earlier to claim they had outstanding salaries owed to them.
However, MOM officers told them to return with necessary documents to support their claims, so that the issue could be investigated.
MOM said it is also investigating whether the company has breached any statutory provisions under the Employment Act.
- CNA/de
- wong chee tat :)
Track fault caused delay on North-South Line, says SMRT
Track fault caused delay on North-South Line, says SMRT
Posted: 07 December 2012 2009 hrs
SINGAPORE: A track fault caused a temporary delay in the North-South line on Friday evening.
An SMRT spokesperson said there was a delay for 10 minutes on the North-South line at about 6.15pm.
This was due a track fault at Marina Bay.
SMRT said the fault has been rectified, and service has returned to normal.
The spokesperson said during the delay, announcements were made at stations to inform commuters to expect a longer wait.
- CNA/de
- wong chee tat :)
Posted: 07 December 2012 2009 hrs
SINGAPORE: A track fault caused a temporary delay in the North-South line on Friday evening.
An SMRT spokesperson said there was a delay for 10 minutes on the North-South line at about 6.15pm.
This was due a track fault at Marina Bay.
SMRT said the fault has been rectified, and service has returned to normal.
The spokesperson said during the delay, announcements were made at stations to inform commuters to expect a longer wait.
- CNA/de
- wong chee tat :)
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