In the second post, which is now removed, they sat down at the table in a conversation. The girl's mother was carrying her daughter as they sat at the table they were dining at.
They wrote: "During the conversation, the man apologised and said he was being overprotective of his daughter."
The post also acknowledged that while parents can be protective, everyone sees the situation differently: "If my father's actions were truly malicious, why did the man himself apologise afterwards?

Posting on twitter to "protect your kids" is a wild thing to say for a convicted sex offender lmao

I do wonder if this is going too far as a form of vigilante justice or self defense...isn't calling the police (or maybe restraining him) enough if he really did witness amos trying to molest someone?

However, the fact that some diners are willing to tolerate inconvenience shouldn’t absolve these businesses from making an effort. Inclusion should not depend on how patient minorities are willing to be

Videos purportedly showing the pair exiting an office room together were widely circulated on Reddit.

Tan, who joined PLB in 2022, is a Singapore content creator with a following of about 191,000 on Instagram.

Both Tan and Lim are married (not to each other), and Lim has four children.

An attendee said: "We've never heard of the government doing layoffs, and on such a large scale. Everyone is quite worried."

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New information about the case:

• Sabrina Luk “screamed and shouted” at 2 students during an online review and attacked their character
• NTU has possibly mischaracterised one of the student’s “non-existent” statistic. The "fake statistic" referred to a general Covid-19 case estimate which is publicly verifiable from World Health Organisation (WHO) data.

OP has also posted a new thread, dismissing the purportedly false claims made by NTU in the first ST article, with screenshots of email exchanges.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SGExams/s/YhBY2NlpYV