In a world where public decorum and respect for shared spaces are essential, certain acts of misconduct can leave us bewildered and questioning the values of society.
One such incident recently shook the online community when a teenager was caught urinating in a kids’ playground.
The Shocking Incident
On a seemingly ordinary day, a troubling video emerged online. It depicted a teenager wearing a black T-shirt urinating in the water play area of Happy Park, a popular wet and dry play area located on the rooftop of Waterway Point mall in Punggol, Singapore.
The incident, which occurred at night, was not only disturbing but also deeply disrespectful to the public space meant for innocent children’s enjoyment.
In the 26-second video, the teenager can be seen urinating while his friends record the act, laughing and giggling in the background.
The boy then scolded his friends for filming his illegal act, saying “f you don’t take!”
This shocking display of public indecency quickly spread across social media platforms, raising concerns about the state of civility and decency in society.
Potential penalties
The act of urinating or defecating in public constitutes an offence under the Environmental Public Health Act.
Persons found guilty face a maximum fine of up to $1,000 for their first conviction, a fine of up to $2,000 for their second conviction and a find of up to $5,000 for subsequent offences.
Netizens’ comments
- Poor guy, so young already has weak bladder bag like me age 70+:: Weak bladder bag truely suffering sickness, can even hold for 10 seconds, keep flowing out:: Ah boy ahhh, like me wear Heavy Duty Diapier, dont feel embrassssss, ah boy.
- Not surprising, majority of sg kids are ill bred rascals.. noisy, rude and ill-mannered af
- Deserve a public caning in front of his school during assembly.