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WOMAN ORDERS AND CANCELS FOODPANDA DELIVERIES REPEATEDLY

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A Foodpanda rider shared his experience with an unruly customer on Facebook.

The rider, Bryen Yap, is also the owner of the restaurant that received the order from the woman.

Here is his story

“First time order, 25th October, she cancelled the order 28 hours later…

28 hours later.. then she realized.. she haven’t eaten the food that was sent to her.

Claim food never send to her house… 28 hours later… Then She realize she hasn’t eaten her dinner yesterday.

A few days later, she ordered again.

Received order for his own outlet

Guess what. I was the Panda rider that picked up the order. I just happened to be SENDING panda.. and I received this pick-up order for my own outlet…

She never picked up her phone, so I cannot get thru the gate or lift lobby. But guess what…I got lobby access… And gate access.

I purposely knocked on the door and called her again.

This time she picked up and I told her that I am outside the flat already.

She didn’t set it as contactless so she had no choice but to ask me to hang the food at the door.

I waited for 10mins and took a video as proof, but she still didn’t come out.

I still went next door and said “hi” to her neighbours before leaving the place.

I was surprised she didn’t complain about the food never arriving the next day or the day after…

Ordered again

21 November, she ordered again when I wasn’t around.

She had placed a pre-order which my employees can see in blue.

Pre-order came in at 21.06 pm. . I repeat. Preorder.. to be delivered at LATER Timing… 21.46 pm… My employees remembered her name when the order came out…

So they rushed out her food… At 21.48 pm, the food was prepared out.. in 2mins.

At 21.49 pm, the order was cancelled because she waited too long…She chose the pre-order to be sent at a later time…And she cancelled…Because it was sent at a later time?

Miss *name withheld* If your character is like this, then don’t order food on Foodpanda, or don’t order from this outlet.

This outlet doesn’t want to do your business – you order 1 more time, they are going to give you an empty box.

For each order u cancel, they write in and are only paid 30% of their fees and it totally sucks when we have customers like you.

This FB post is going to be printed at pasted on your House Door tomorrow.

The ultimate plot twist

Guess what, I have your gate access, it is linked to my phone. I also have your lift lobby access key, I even have your house key..

If you are not happy about it… You can move out of the house end of this month.

Because the person who cooks your food, the person who sent your food and the person who owns the place you currently live in-

Is your landlord.”

Images source: Bryen Yap on Facebook

FRESH GRAD JOINS NEW COMPANY, FORCED BY SENIOR TO DO HIS WORK

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A netizen shared how he/she was a fresh graduate from a private university and recently started working in an audit company for about 4 months.

The newbie was allegedly forced to do the work of a senior worker, on top of his/her own work and as a result of doing 2 work, has to bring work home to do until about 11 pm.

The netizen said that he/she is very tired since joining the company and feels like nothing is worth it anymore.

Here is her story

“Hi, I am confused and need some help.

I recently started working in audit (4mth) and I hate it. I hate the culture of the office and the people.

I feel like I’m being tormented by my senior, he says whatever’s he wants and makes me do this work while I do mine as well

And since I can’t finish 2work at the same time I have to bring work back home and work till 11+.

Mental health

I am so tired and since I started working in this company my mental health has been bad.

I am a fresh grad from private Uni so I know I have to work harder but I just feel like nothing is worth it anymore and I am lost.

I don’t know if I should quit considering the economy but I can’t take it as well.

Please give me some advice thank you!”

Editor’s note: You should complain to your manager about the senior worker’s antics, why should you do the work of 2 persons? The senior is basically earning money for the work that you do. Stand up for yourself.

Images source: Unsplash

16 Y.O ATTACKS TEEN WITH KARAMBIT KNIFE IN RIVAL GANG CLASH

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A 16-year-old Singaporean pleaded guilty on 23 November to seven charges, including being involved in an unlawful society and voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous means

Another 10 more charges were being considered for his sentencing, with the teenager due to return to court on 14 December for his sentencing.

He had attacked another 16-year-old with a karambit knife and permanently disfigured the victim’s face as a result.

The teenager cannot be named as he is under 18 and protected by the Children and Young Persons Act.

What happened?

The 16-year-old was approached by someone by the name of Fred, who introduced himself as the “headman” of an unnamed gang.

He recruited the teenager to join his gang, which reportedly operates at Block 143 Teck Whye Lane.

The teen wanted to take revenge on rival gang members who had assaulted him in a previous incident.

He contacted several of the rival gang members and arranged to have a meeting with them on 11 June, near Block 106 Jalan Bukit Merah at a playground.

He brought 4 others with him to the meetup, aged between 15 and 29, and was handed a karambit knife by one of them.

The teenager met up with the rival group at a pavilion nearby and punched a 15-year-old boy from the rival gang in the face before chasing after him with the karambit in his hand.

The 15-year-old then asked a member of the public to call the police and an ambulance, as he waited for their arrival.

The 16-year-old who was chasing him then went back to the pavilion and attacked the other rival members there.

He swung the knife at one of the boy’s face and kicked and punched another person.

The police soon arrived and the perpetrator then fled then scene, he was however arrested the following day.

Permanently disfigured

The boy who was attacked by the knife was conveyed to NUH and underwent surgery – he sustained a deep cut on his face, from his left upper cheek to the back of his ear, as well as a shoulder abrasion.

RESIDENT ALLEGEDLY HAD URINE AND FAECES THROWN AT HIS DOOR

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A family living in a Yishun HDB block found urine and faeces thrown at his front door and corridor area on the morning of 21 November.

He checked his CCTV and saw a man holding what appears to be a bottle with brown liquids inside it as he walked towards the unit.

He disappeared from the CCTV footage as he had walked into a blindspot of the CCTV, but later reemerged with the bottle now empty.

The incident only happened to his home and not to his neighbours.

Alleged culprit was a neighbour

The resident lives with his grandmother and uncle at Block 712, Yishun Avenue 5

He said that the man in the video was a neighbour living downstairs, one floor below them.

They were on friendly terms and had interacted with each other on a few occasions.

He said that the incident was unprovoked.

S’PORE & M’SIA CONDUCTS DRY RUN FOR LAND VTL – M’SIA HEALTH MINISTER

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Khairy Jamaluddin, the Health Minister for Malaysia, said on Twitter on 23 November that Singapore and Malaysia officials were conducting a dry run at the Johor Causeway.

They were conducting the dry run in preparation for the land Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL), according to Jamaluddin.

In his tweet, he said that he hopes the opening of the border, which is very much anticipated by both countries, will be successful.

Gan Kim Yong optimistic

Gan Kim Yong, Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry, announced previously that both sides are working closely to finalise the operational details.

He said on 20 November during a Multi-Ministry Taskforce press conference that he is optimistic about the land VTL being launched at the end of November.

Johor’s Chief Minister Hasni Mohammad also claimed that the land VTL would start on 29 November.

Recap

Images source: @khairykj on Twitter

CAR CAUGHT ON FIRE AT YISHUN, PUT OUT BY SCDF

A video emerged online showing a silver car believed to be a Toyota Wish caught on fire on the road.

Thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the fire as the horn of the vehicle could be heard, presumably because it was damaged in the fire.

Extinguished

The fire occurred on 22 November at the junction of Yishun Avenue 11 and Yishun Central, and the SCDF said that they were alerted to the fire at around 2.05 pm.

The fire was extinguished by the SCDF with the use of a hose reel and 2 compressed air foam backpacks.

One person suffered minor injuries from the incident but refused to be sent to the hospital.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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BATMAN FANS CALLED POLICE BECAUSE THEY CAN’T REDEEM FREE TOY

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A group of about 30 batman fans showed up at a Caltex petrol station just before midnight to redeem a free collector’s box.

They were then told that they couldn’t redeem the box until after 7am, which angered the group.

Caltex having promotion

Caltex had a limited edition Batmobile toy car giveaway where customers can redeem one of four toy cars for $9.90 after spending a minimum of $60 on petrol.

The first 500 customers can also redeem a collector’s box after they have collected all four of the toy cars.

Called police

The group called the police after being told they were not allowed to redeem the collector’s box until after 7am.

They had turned up at around 11.30pm the previous night.

CYCLISTS GATHERED IN GROUP OF 13 TO RIDE ON THE ROAD

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A photo emerged online showing a group of errant cyclists gathering in a group of about 13 persons.

They were seen clustered together while riding on the road, with a couple of them on the middle lane.

The photo was purportedly taken on Sunday when the new rule of 5-per-group has yet to take effect.

However, with that being said, the group of 13 cyclists is still way more than the updated rule of 5-per-group.

Potential penalties

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.

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MAN BUYS FOOD FOR HUNGRY ELDERLY MAN WHO CANNOT AFFORD TO EAT

Activist Gilbert Goh, who is also the founder of “Do something good for Singapore”, a charity movement to help out elderly Singaporeans, shared an incident on his Facebook.

He saw an elderly man looking at some food stalls for a long while without buying anything.

Finding it hard to witness, he bought the elderly man some food.

Here is the story in full

Bought this elderly man some food as he sat there looking at the stalls for a long while but without buying anything.

It’s always a difficult spectacle to witness as we tuck in our favourite food at the coffee shop whereas someone is just looking at the food from a corner without purchasing anything.

Too often, we rush through our meals oblivious to someone who could be in need of our assistance and missing out on the chance to help a needy person.

Do something good

The next time you see a elderly person just walking round the food stalls or sitting still without buying anything at a coffeeshop, why not take the chance to bless him?

It will mean the world for him and for us it’s just $3.50…

Do something good for Singapore – a charity movement to alleviate the hardships of displaced elderly Singaporeans.

Source: Gilbert Goh Facebook

APPEAL FOR WITNESSES IN HIT & RUN ACCIDENT AT PIE TOWARDS CHANGI AIRPORT

A netizen took to social media to appeal for witnesses in a hit-and-run accident that occurred on the PIE.

The incident happened on the PIE heading toward Changi Airport, after Jurong West Avenue 2 on the first lane.

A silver van was apparently speeding at about 100km/hr and driving off lane before hitting a Toyota Black Rush.

Car sent spinning

The impact caused the car to spin 360 degrees and crash into a metal barrier.

The silver van driver allegedly drove off without stopping after the accident.

The accident happened on 10 November 2021, at around 10.25 pm.

Here is the netizen’s post in full:

“Appeal for witness:

Silver Van speeding at 100km/hr driving off lane, hit and run a Toyota Black Rush @2225hrs 10/11/2021

Causing the Rush to go 360 degrees circle and hit the metal barrier

PIE (towards Changi Airport) after Jurong West Ave 2, Lane 1.

Appreciate it if you can dm me if you witness the accident.

Tele: @dxrrelll

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