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Xishan Primary School responds to mum's bullying claims, says son was injured by sibling in alleged assault
Xishan Primary School responds to mum's bullying claims, says son was injured by sibling in alleged assault

Straits Times

time10-05-2025

  • Straits Times

Xishan Primary School responds to mum's bullying claims, says son was injured by sibling in alleged assault

Xishan Primary School responds to mum's bullying claims, says son was injured by sibling in alleged assault Xishan Primary School has responded to a mother's concerns over alleged bullying incidents involving her son and daughter. Stomper Nurul Altakhi, shared with Stomp that her son in Primary 3 was allegedly injured on two separate occasions this year. She also described the events in a Facebook post. In one incident, he was reportedly pushed and landed on a metal bar fence and was sent home with an ice pack. Three months later, he was allegedly 'assaulted' and later referred to KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH), where a police report was lodged. The mother also alleged that her younger daughter, who is in Primary 1, was 'sexually harassed' by a classmate in the library, who later 'bullied' her in class and during recess with a group of other students. The family only found out after the girl wrote a letter about the incident, which they discovered the next day. She claims that the school's updates were inconsistent and that attempts to raise the matter with MOE were redirected back to the school. A police report was lodged, but she said the authorities could only advise the school on next steps. "How can we guarantee our kids' safety in school?" she asked. In response to a Stomp query, Xishan Primary School principal Mrs Jane Chng said the school is aware of the incidents raised by the parent. "For each incident, we have carried out the necessary investigations, and our teachers have provided the required care and support for our students," Mrs Chng said. "We have engaged the parent on multiple occasions and have addressed the concerns with sensitivity and due consideration for all parties involved. "Of note, in the alleged assault on her son, the perpetrator was one of her other children. "We have also been in contact with the various students involved, and their parents, to provide support. "This includes close monitoring of the students' well-being, providing counselling, and implementing intervention measures where needed. "The safety and well-being of all our students are taken seriously and any act of violence is not condoned. "We are committed to rendering the necessary support to all who are involved, and will continue to manage these situations sensitively, balancing respect for the families' privacy with the need to clarify the facts of the incidents. "We will continue to partner parents, and concerned parents may wish to contact the school directly. "We note that police reports have been lodged for the incidents." Nurul has since updated her Facebook post to acknowledge the school's response and said she considers the matter closed. Click here to contribute a story or submit it to our WhatsApp Get more of Stomp's latest updates by following us on: Share this article Show Comments

Healthycaremaster Introduces HCM Ring for Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring and Women's Health Tracking
Healthycaremaster Introduces HCM Ring for Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring and Women's Health Tracking

Associated Press

time14-03-2025

  • Health
  • Associated Press

Healthycaremaster Introduces HCM Ring for Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring and Women's Health Tracking

Hong Kong - Healthycaremaster (HCM) has announced the launch of the HCM Ring (Model: 2301B), a non-invasive blood glucose risk assessment smart ring. The device integrates BGEM (Blood Glucose Evaluation and Monitoring) technology, designed to assess blood glucose levels without the need for traditional finger-prick methods. Additionally, it includes features for tracking various health metrics, including menstrual cycles and pregnancy. Development of Non-Invasive Blood Glucose Monitoring The BGEM system has been developed in collaboration with Singapore's KK Women's and Children's Hospital. It utilizes machine learning and photoplethysmography (PPG) sensors to analyze blood glucose levels. The system has been tested against traditional glucometers, including the Accu-Chek Performa, in a study involving 500 participants, demonstrating an accuracy rate of 84.7%. Unlike traditional blood glucose monitoring, which requires invasive procedures, the HCM Ring provides continuous, real-time risk assessment for blood glucose fluctuations. This allows users to track patterns and potential risks without the discomfort of frequent finger pricks. Comprehensive Health Tracking Capabilities The HCM Ring provides continuous health monitoring, including: Heart Rate and Blood Oxygen Levels to support cardiovascular health assessments. Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and Stress Monitoring to analyze physiological responses. Activity and Sleep Tracking to provide data on daily movement and rest patterns. Body Temperature Monitoring to detect fluctuations. Designed for long-term use, the device is made from lightweight titanium alloy, ensuring durability while maintaining a sleek design. It features a battery life of 7-10 days with wireless charging for convenience. Women's Health Tracking Features The HCM Ring includes dedicated features for women's health, offering: Menstrual Cycle Tracking, helping individuals monitor and predict cycle patterns. Pregnancy Preparation Tools, assisting in tracking health metrics essential for conception planning. Pregnancy Monitoring, offering real-time alerts and health updates throughout pregnancy. These features enable users to set reminders and receive alerts for menstrual cycles, ovulation, and pregnancy-related health indicators. With a focus on accessibility and accuracy, the HCM Ring provides women with a tool to track and manage their reproductive health conveniently. Advancements in Wearable Health Technology Wearable health technology continues to evolve, and the HCM Ring represents a significant step toward non-invasive, data-driven personal health management. By combining BGEM technology with a range of vital health tracking capabilities, the device provides actionable insights that support overall well-being. This integration of cutting-edge technology with user-friendly design aims to make health tracking more accessible for individuals managing blood glucose levels, general health, and reproductive health. For additional details about the HCM Ring, visit Healthycaremaster's website. About Healthycaremaster Healthycaremaster (HCM) is a health technology company based in Hong Kong, dedicated to developing innovative solutions for personal health monitoring. The company focuses on integrating advanced technology with user-friendly designs to improve accessibility to health data. Through continuous research and development, HCM aims to provide individuals with reliable and non-invasive health management tools. Country: HongKong

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