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Many Singaporeans were hoping that today we can have 0 local cases as the end of circuit breaker is right around the corner.Singapore Total cases reached 29,364 on 20th May 2020.The ideal situation to end the circuit breaker is...

According to a SCDF FB post, a fire broke out in a HDB unit located at Block 502A Yishun St 51. The fire was caused by an overheated Power-Assisted Bicycle (PAB), On the day of the incident, an off...

According to the media release, A 19-year-old young mother was slapped with a 24 months probations and 80 hours of community service for her involvement in cheating cases.Nur Atiena Mohamed Asidi, 19, was involved in 5 cheating cases...

In a press release by the multi-task agency, Minister Gan Kim Yong and Minister Lawrence Wong address the nation that there will three phases of different activities before Singapore can resume our social lives.Phase 1 (Starts from June 2,...

 According to the media release, A 27-year-old Bangladeshi national migrant worker was found dead at a dormitory located at 31 Kranji Crescent. The man was declared dead on the scene by SCDF paramedics on the 15 May...

According to a Facebook post published by NEA, someone took photos of a funeral and reported it to the authorities.NEA has published an update and also mentioned the guidelines for attending the funeral.The following is their FB post:"We are...

According to the media release, A 19-year-old man and woman were arrested for their involvement for e-commerce scams.According to the victims, the duo had engaged in a festive season promotion on carousel selling gold jewellery at a discounted...

The best joke in the world is when people do something illegal and post it online and get themselves in trouble. This is like level 999 Einstein.A video was posted on SG Road Vigilante Group which captioned in the...

I think many would remember Avijit Das Patnaik, the DBSS VP, who posted a photo showing a T-shirt, with a picture of a Singapore flag being torn, revealing an Indian flag underneath.Due to this issue, he was subsequently terminated...

It is extremely common to come across Instagram accounts advertising for "Wealthy sugar mummy" services. Basically, these "sugar mummies" will pay you up to $7,000 a week just buy accompanying them for meals or sleeping with them. One Singaporean,...