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PROPERTY AGENTS LURKING AROUND NEW CONDOS, SNEAK IN TO ASK OWNERS IF THEY WANT SELL

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Can property agents do this legally?

Been hearing that in newly TOP-ed developments, there are property agents hanging around in the carparks and slinking into the compound when owners go in.

These agents will loiter in common areas of the property and approach various people asking if they are owners.

Some will even access buildings and knock on people’s homes minutes after they entered their homes for the first time, possibly asking if the owner is keen to sell.

Quite disturbing behaviours and a massive breach of security.

Is this not considered trespassing? Illegal? Why are security doing nothing for this? Apparently this is not just in one development

Sorry I wasn’t clear. This is private condo.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Heard of cases where owners collect their keys for first time and agents knocking on their door 15 minutes later asking if they are planning or selling or renting. It’s very obvious which unit have collect their keys cause the handle wrapping would be torn off.
    In such cases, 2 likely scenario: either the agent also bought an investment unit and also owner and taking chance to promote their services to neighbors, or they already marketing one unit in the development and taking the chance to solicit business.
    In general, this is not allowed but also cut the security guard some slack if it’s a newly TOP. Lots of chaos for first few days/couple of weeks with all the key collection, defects ratifications and the guards are understaffed. When things settle down, and this still happens, report it to MCST (you are likely not the only one feeling this)
  2. supposed to wear and display their CEA card when carrying out estate work. say you’re interested to sell, ask them to show you their card then take photo and send complaint into CEA. should get disciplinary action.
    dont display card, not visiting, not owner, just straight up dial 999
  3. You can report them to security and/or complain to developer.
    I own a newly TOP unit and the security at my place is quite strict because they have orders from the developer. That said a lot of agents still come in somehow (eg with a legitimate client) then stay inside indefinitely …
  4. Not wrong if it’s a HDB. The practice has been around for awhile.
    I have had Insurance agents, MLM and even missionaries knocking on my doors before. My mum even bought a 5k vacuum from a door knock salesman lol.
  5. Because they are benign opportunistic.
    Worse case get chased out, then plenty of new developments to go to.
    Best case scenario, they gain access to one person on the floor and spread his influence to others.
    Every new development now has a different mix of agendas, in the 90s perhaps there is lesser landlord mindset than today.

GUY “USE FINGER” ON GF WHEN THEY “HAVING FUN”, END UP WITH BLOOD ON HIS HANDS

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Got blood on my boyfriend

Today I hung out with my boyfriend for a few hours this afternoon. During this time, one thing led to another and fingering was involved.

This went on and off for about 30 minutes, taking breaks every now and then. I don’t want to go too far into detail, but right before i leave i notice dried blood on his fingers.

I immediately knew it was from me. I had no idea this would happen, and I’m now super embarrassed.

As soon as i got back I messaged him saying i started my period and he says he got my blood on his fingers. I apologized and he reassured me this was okay, but i feel absolutely embarrassed and I’m currently on the verge of tears.

I feel so gross & like he is going to leave me. I hate my life, should I feel embarrassed or let it go?

Netizens’ comments

  1. If he said don’t worry about then don’t worry about it. Men worth having won’t care. It’s not that big of a deal
  2. Girl you are totally fine!!
    Accidents happen and a little blood is not a big deal. He obviously isn’t bothered as he told you it’s okay – and if he did make a huge fuss about it, then honestly he’s a tool and you shouldn’t be with someone who makes you ashamed of your body. His reaction was on point – it’s nothing to be upset over.
    I literally accidentally bled on my fwb earlier this week bc I thought my period was over and it wasn’t. I’ve only known this guy for a month. He was super chill about it and then we moved on. Nothing worth fretting over.
  3. This is normal and he’s amazing for being understanding Never apologize for biology. Your have no control over this. Life happens. Live it. Be proud of that fact that you have periods. Means everything is working as it should be. You go girl!!!
  4. Meh,it happens. Honestly if his reaction was anything less, it wouldn’t be a good sign. Can’t speak for all guys, but I reckon he would just be thinking jeez I got to finger my gf today. And the blood on the finger won’t even come across his mind. 

BF REFUSES TO PAKTOR WITH GF ANYMORE BECAUSE HE “GET” THE GIRL ALREADY

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My (25F) boyfriend (27M) doesn’t want to go on dates because we’ve already won each other over.

My boyfriend and i have been together for 2 years now and live together.

Before we got together we would go on dates at least once a week or more, we just instantly clicked and just wanted to see each other all the time, it was sweet.

When we did become official, those dates became once every few weeks which i didn’t mind because life does get in the way and we still doted on each other.

But now, two years into the relationship theres none of that. I still dote on him like the very start of the relationship but all i get is the occasional kiss and him checking on me.

When i do ask if he wants to go on a date he says that theres no point because we’ve already won each other over and theres no need to impress each other anymore and we see each other all the time since we live together.

But all we do is work or sit at home whilst he plays video games and i do whatever to combat boredom.

Am i asking too much? Is it wrong to still want to go on dates?

Am i being too needy and should just leave it?

I don’t know it just makes me sad that we’re not like how we used to be.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Going on dates isn’t about impressing the other person – it is about having experiences as a couple. I can’t even imagine being in a relationship where we never go out and do things together.
    How boring. We love trying out new restaurants, taking road trips to new places to walk around and explore, finding fun festivals, etc. These shared experiences bring us closer together.
    You deserve better, and this is not normal. His dream relationship may be one where he just gets to play video games all the time, but yours isn’t, and he’s ignoring your needs.
    If he isn’t open to taking your needs into consideration and finding a happy medium, then you should seriously consider if this is what you want to spend the rest of your life putting up with.
  2. Love is like a plant, if it is not watered, it dies. The same applies with love, if there are no dates, there is no time as a couple, details or talk, the relationship begins to die, you are not asking for anything from heaven, just have dates from time to time and that is fine
  3. Tell him that he hasn’t won you over and that he’s losing you. Let him know that it is a big deal to you

GIRL CONFIDES TO BF THAT HER GRANDMA IS DYING, BF COLDLY TELLS HER “THAT’S LIFE”

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My boyfriend told me “that’s life” when I informed him that my grandma’s dying and I won’t get to say goodbye
I live overseas and far from my family, and I recently found out that my grandma is in the hospital.

Today I was updated and found out that she developed pneumonia and was put into an induced coma. Her condition is critical, and it seems unlikely that she’ll make it.

I haven’t seen her for two years, because I’m studying overseas and don’t have enough money to visit frequently, so I won’t be able to see her.

What hurts the most is that I wanted to call her, but I didn’t get the chance to before the coma, so if she dies, I don’t know how I could forgive myself for not saying goodbye and telling her how much I love her.

As I’m telling my boyfriend this, he was coming down from having a great day. Rather than comfort me, he tells me “that’s life”.

He’s never lost a loved one, so he can’t relate. I’ve lost my dad, aunts, cousin… So I understand full well “that’s life.”

I become obviously more upset at this, and he just walks away.

I’m so frustrated and sad, and I feel so alone in this.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Is there someone with her? Call them and have then hold the phone to her ear. Talk to her and tell her what she means to you. I believe she will hear you.
  2. That’s hard, but if you are hurting from this situation, then I’m willing to bet you’ve shared some happy memories with your grandma. A final goodbye may have been nice but you’ve brightened her life already.
  3. ((HUGS)) Make the call anyway and have someone hold the phone to her ear.
  4. That lack of empathy, disregard towards your feelings, and disrespect to your family should be seen as a DANGEROUS RED FLAG! Run girl, run.

MAN PRETENDS TO BE A WIDOWER WITH NEPHEW & NIECE TO BLUFF WOMEN INTO BED

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I used to use my nephew and niece to get laid when they was younger by claiming they were my kids and I was a widower

I used to take my nephew and niece when they was young kids (ages 6 to 12) everywhere with me to the park and out to eat just so girls would notice me a single guy with cute kids.

I would claim I was a widower raising my two kids alone and I got laid many many times esp girls in their early 20s who thought I was such a sweet guy. I was aged roughly 27 to 31 when I did those things.

I got married at 31 and stopped an it’s been a few years now but I still feel guilty for those things.

Netizens’ comments

  1. My uncle used to do this. My parents split when I was about 6 months old. My mom was in school during the day, so my 2 uncles would watch me (moms brother and moms sisters bf).
    Uncle E worked 2nd shift. Uncle T worked 3rd shift. Uncle E would take me with him shopping literally just to meet women.
    Women would comment about how cute I was, he would give them some sob story about how my “mother” abandoned us. He would end up with the phone numbers of so many single women.
    It was his “ho phase” cus he had just gotten out of s bad relationship, so all the dates he went on were literally just hookups, but bottom line is, his stupid ploy worked DOZENS of times.
  2. And it actually worked? I have four nephews when they were little we spent a lot time together but never got laid, but I did have a weird encounter with a couple good looking ladies, my sister in-law back then is with three of the nephews we’re in a fast food place and this two ladies walked in with their kids and were flirting with me..
  3. Anyone has any kids that I can borrow?

S’PORE MAN HAD CRUSH ON PRISON OFFICER, STALKED HER FOR 6 MTHS AFTER RELEASE

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28-year-old Jee Chai Chai, pleaded guilty on 15 June to a series of offences that included stalking a female prison officer that he had a crush on following his release from prison in June 2022.

Jee developed a romantic interest in a Senior Correctional Unit officer during his time at the prison between 2020 and 2022.

Despite not being assigned to her as his rehabilitation officer, he persistently tried to engage her in conversation, disregarding her instructions to speak to his own assigned officer.

Jee went as far as informing fellow inmates and officers about his affection for the victim, leading to his transfer to another correctional unit for the officer’s safety.

Stalked her for 6 months

Following his release on June 28, 2022, Jee proceeded to stalk the prison officer. His stalking behavior involved repeatedly asking his assigned rehabilitation officer for the victim’s phone number and sending a postcard addressed to her through Changi Prison’s mailing address, urging her to contact him.

Jee also resorted to creating fake Facebook accounts, using female profile pictures and names to pose as staff from the Singapore Prison Service. Through these accounts, he sent direct messages to the victim on Facebook.

Furthermore, between July and December 2022, Jee would frequently wait outside the Changi Prison Visitor Centre bus stop in the hope of encountering the officer after her work shifts.

When unsuccessful, he would inquire about her whereabouts from other prison officers, providing them with his phone number to pass on to her.

Additionally, Jee would comment on Singapore Prison Service’s Facebook videos, claiming to know the victim and emphasizing her positive qualities.

The officer finally decided to file a police report on December 18, 2022.

Subsequently, on December 19, 2022, Jee was interviewed by the police, during which he implored the investigating officer to contact the victim on his behalf.

Despite warnings to cease his attempts, Jee persisted in his pursuit by making multiple phone calls to the public hotlines of the police, Singapore Prison Service, Immigration and Checkpoints Authority, and Singapore Civil Defence Force, all in an attempt to obtain the victim’s phone number.

His relentless pursuit came to an end when he was arrested on May 5, 2023.

PCC in front of another woman

In addition to the stalking charges, court documents also revealed that Jee committed another offense involving indecent exposure.

On May 2, 2023, at approximately 7:20 a.m., he entered a female restroom at Block 21 along Kallang Avenue. Jee proceeded to a cubicle, undressed completely, and began watching explicit content on his phone while pleasuring himself.

Another woman entered the restroom and went to a separate cubicle to change her clothes. When she exited her cubicle, she discovered Jee standing in the open area of the restroom without any clothes on, pleasuring himself while staring at her.

She immediately fled and sought assistance from a passing cleaner before reporting the incident to the police.

Jee has now pleaded guilty to charges of unlawful stalking, indecent exposure, and trespassing into a female restroom.

Three additional charges of criminal trespass were also considered during the proceedings and he is set to be sentenced on July 21.

79 Y.O ELDERLY MAN DIED AFTER FIRE BROKE OUT ON 12TH FLOOR BUKIT BATOK HDB FLAT

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In a tragic incident at a Bukit Batok HDB flat, an elderly man lost his life due to a fire that broke out on the 12th floor.

This incident, which was shared on TikTok, has raised concerns about fire safety and the importance of taking necessary precautions.

A fire erupted in a 12-storey flat in Bukit Batok, claiming the life of a 79-year-old man. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) responded swiftly to the incident, dispatching multiple vehicles to the scene.

The fire was reportedly caused by a sofa in the living room, and investigations are currently underway to determine the exact cause.

A TikTok user with the handle @envermattdquidlat shared a video capturing the efforts of the SCDF in tackling the fire.

The video showed four SCDF vehicles present at the scene, highlighting the urgency of the situation. While the clip did not show visible flames, it did reveal charred corridors on the highest floor, indicating the severity of the fire.

The SCDF said that they received an alert about the fire at approximately 6:50 PM on Wednesday. Firefighters successfully extinguished the fire using a single water jet, preventing it from spreading further.

The elderly man, who was initially conscious, was immediately conveyed to the Singapore General Hospital for medical treatment. Despite the efforts of the medical staff, the man sadly succumbed to his injuries and died.

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Other similar deaths from fires

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said in a statement on Facebook that a fire had broken out yesterday (11 June) at about 8.55pm inside a 12th floor HDB unit at Block 783 Yishun Ring Road.

Upon the arrival of the SCDF firefighters, who conducted forced entry into the burning flat, an unconscious person was found inside the unit.

He was then carried out of the unit and brough to the ground floor where emergency medical services personnel performed Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) on him.

They later updated that the fire resulted in 1 casualty, a 17-year-old boy who died after being conveyed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital, according to The Straits Times.

J&T EXPRESS DELIVERYMAN HELPS PUT OUT FIRE AT CUSTOMER’S HOME, COOL AND CALM

In a heart-stopping incident, a homeowner in Singapore found herself faced with a blazing fire in her kitchen, unsure of how to combat the flames.

However, fortune smiled upon her as an unexpected saviour arrived at her doorstep precisely when she needed it the most.

The knight in shining armour who came to the rescue was identified as a courier with J&T Express, who cooly and calmly assessed the situation without panicking.

Interestingly, it was later revealed that the courier had served in the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) during his National Service (NS) days, which likely accounted for his composed demeanour despite the escalating inferno.

An insightful TikTok clip shared by Side Eye News documented the intense moments of the incident. The video commences with a glimpse of the kitchen stove engulfed in flames, sending plumes of fire upwards.

Upon witnessing the alarming sight, the quick-thinking courier promptly sets aside his camera and proceeds to evaluate the situation, inquiring if there was oil on the kitchen counter.

He then improvises a technique to smother the fire by utilizing what appears to be a damp cloth, skillfully aiming to douse the flames.

The initial attempt of the courier yields partial success, as the flames gradually recede. However, this progress is accompanied by the billowing emergence of dark smoke within the kitchen, creating a new challenge.

Undeterred, the courier perseveres and repeats his firefighting approach, swiftly retrieving another moistened cloth. As the concerned homeowner watches helplessly, he resumes his valiant efforts to combat the persistent blaze.

According to reports from STOMP, this incident occurred on May 25.

Netizens’ comments

  1. Aliff is calm cool and collected. Not sure whether you learn your skills from NS SCDF. If you do, that’s the reason why we serve. Proud of you.
  2. brave soul. need more men like him in this world. Great work brother. should join SCDF or Fire brigade team
  3. at least he recorded people cannot label him world. he got proof he did something to help. Kudos to u brother!
  4. So brave and so helpful thank you so much we need more of you. Btw still got time to record hahaha
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FAMILY OF WORKER KILLED IN TANJONG PAGAR BUILDING COLLAPSE, TO GET PAYOUT FROM MWC

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Following the tragic death of a migrant worker who was initially reported missing before being found dead at the site of a collapsed worksite at Tanjong Pagar, the Migrant Workers’ Centre (MWC) has since extended an ex-gratia payout to the deceased’s family.

Migrant Workers’ Centre’s statement

The Migrant Workers’ Centre (MWC) expresses deep sorrow over the tragic incident that occurred at the Tanjong Pagar worksite, resulting in the untimely passing of a migrant worker. The deceased Indian national worker was 20 years old and worked for Aik Sun Demolition and Engineering. Our thoughts and condolences are with the family members of the deceased worker during this difficult time.

MWC has taken immediate action to reach out to the employer of the deceased worker to gather all relevant information pertaining to this unfortunate incident. Our primary objective now is to ensure that the immediate needs of the affected worker’s family are met. We will extend an ex-gratia pay out through the Migrant Workers’ Assistance Fund (MWAF) to provide interim financial assistance to help his next-of-kin (NOK) to tide over while they await compensation from the Work Injury Compensation Act (WICA). We understand the impact such incidents can have on the livelihoods of the families involved and remain committed to providing a helping hand in times of crisis.

Additionally, MWC is aware of the emotional toll this incident may have on other workers who were present at the scene. While investigations are still ongoing to understand the circumstances that led to this tragedy, we must ensure that measures are put in place to provide support to the workers during this challenging period. We will extend counselling services to the workers who were working near the accident through our partners when the need arises. It is our aim to ensure that no worker is left alone in the aftermath of such distressing incidents, and we stand ready to provide comprehensive assistance.

MWC remains resolute in our commitment to safeguarding the welfare and rights of all migrant workers in Singapore. We will work closely with relevant authorities, employers, and other stakeholders to prevent workplace incidents and improve safety measures across industries. Every worker deserves a safe working environment, and we will continue to advocate for robust safety standards and strict enforcement.

We will continue to engage with employers, educate workers about their rights, and collaborate with all stakeholders to create a safer working environment for all. Migrant workers who require assistance can contact MWC via our 24-hour helpline at 6536 2692.

20 Y.O WORKER KILLED IN TANJONG PAGAR BUILDING COLLAPSE WAS FAMILY’S SOLE BREADWINNER

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A migrant worker who was reported missing following the collapse of a worksite in Tanjong Pagar, was found dead on 15 June following extensive search and rescue operations.

Following the tragic incident, more details about the deceased have since been released.

The deceased worker, a 20-year-old Indian national, had arrived in Singapore merely ten months ago and was the primary provider for his family.

The 20-year-old is survived by his parents and a younger brother, who are currently in a state of disbelief and shock over the untimely demise of their son.

The victim, identified as Mr. Vinoth Kumar, hailed from a small village in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, as shared by one of his cousins in an interview with Shin Min Daily News.

The Straits Times reported that Mr. Kumar arrived in Singapore in September 2022, approximately ten months ago. He had obtained the job through his granduncle, Mr. Raja, who worked in the same demolition company.

Upon receiving news of his grandnephew’s disappearance, Mr. Raja, who was responsible for Mr. Kumar’s welfare in Singapore, immediately rushed to the scene of the incident.

He reached the Tanjong Pagar worksite around 8 p.m., nearly two hours before the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) personnel were able to recover Mr. Kumar’s body from the rubble.

Heartbroken by the loss of his grandnephew, Mr. Raja expressed his emotions when asked to identify the body. The 44-year-old lamented to The Straits Times, saying, “He is my family, my baby. He grew up in my home, and I took care of him. How long can I continue to cry?”

Mr. Raja described Mr. Kumar as a responsible young man who only spent money on food, sending the remainder back to India every month.

Mr. Kumar’s parents worked odd jobs, earning a meager income of S$3 to S$4 per day. With Mr. Kumar’s steady earnings, he had become the sole breadwinner for the family.

Accompanied by a group of 10 friends and relatives, Mr. Raja went to Singapore General Hospital on the morning of June 16th to claim his grandnephew’s body. They plan to expedite the embalming process before repatriating the remains to India.