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YISHUN RESIDENT TORMENTED BY HAMMERING SOUNDS, NEIGHBOURS ALL SAID NOT THEM

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I am dealing with neighbour noise since April 2022

Level 4 just moved in with 5 members.

I stay at Level 5, alone.

Level 6, just happened on the same year that two of the neighbour wives passed away, meaning one unit one occupant.

Every night, I could hear pounding, hammering between 11pm to 2am. 5am – 10am turning on “machine” or “generator” sound, causing my room to vibrate.

When I approached Level 6, the uncle has a habit of doing furniture works, told me it’s not him, it’s level 7. We went up together but Level 7 said it’s not them.

I asked the neighbour next to him, he said it’s not him either. The other time, he was doing construction, the noise came to my wall.

I thought it was Level 4, they agreed to go to CMC but its really not them.

I called HDB many times, they are not doing anything. Their work hours 9am to 6pm, anything after 10.30pm, they only advice to call the police. When Police came, they can’t hear anything because the noise is intermittent between 11pm to 2am.

For the “machine” or “generator” sound, HDB came and said they couldn’t hear anything. Eventually they said it’s the fan and has asked the uncle to service the fan. To date, the sound continues…

Please anyone can help, what to do?

Anyone has any suggestion on who the culprit is because I work early in the morning…. It has been affecting my sleep very badly.

– Submitted by a Yishun resident, single mother of 2.

SFA LOOKING INTO 16 SPECIES OF INSECTS FOR SALE & HUMAN CONSUMPTION IN S’PORE

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The Singapore Food Agency is looking into permitting the import and sale of insects and related products for human consumption and animal feed, subject to certain requirements and conditions.

This will be applicable to insects that are both imported and locally farmed and processed, and they are seeking feedback from the industry.

Snippet of SFA’s press release

CONSULTATION ON REGULATION OF INSECT AND INSECT PRODUCTS (IMPORTS AND LOCALLY FARMED/PROCESSED)

Aim
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) is seeking feedback from the food and animal feed industry, as well as interested parties, on the proposal to allow insects for human consumption and as animal feed, subject to specific food safety requirements and conditions. This applies to both imported, as well as locally farmed and processed insects.

Background
The import and sale of insects as food for human consumption is presently not allowed, while the import and sale of animal feed containing insects is currently permitted under the Feeding Stuffs Act (FSA). SFA currently permits only approved substrates for use (mainly homogenous plant-based waste) on insects for animal
feed.

The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) has completed a review of the regulatory position for insects and insect products. With this, SFA will permit the import and sale of insects and insect products for human consumption and animal feed, subject to the import conditions (paragraph 6) for imports, and additional pre-licensing requirements (paragraphs 7 and 8) for local farming and processing of insects and insect products.

These changes will allow industry more flexibility to produce insects in a safe and sustainable way, particularly in the range of substrates which can be used. Consumers would also have access to safe insect food products.

Presently, there are no international standards set by the Codex Alimentarius Commission or the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) for insects as food or animal feed. SFA’s proposed import conditions and additional pre-licensing requirements for farming and processing in Singapore are based on four identified key
points to ensure safety of the insects and insect products:

a. Species of insect is safe for human consumption
b. Prevent the introduction of diseases and contaminants
c. Substrate used must not impart contaminants to the insects
d. The final product is safe for consumption

Source: SFA

MAN STUCK INSIDE CAR FOR 30 MINS DURING CAUSEWAY ACCIDENT, THOUGHT HE WAS GONNA DIE

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An accident happened on the Woodlands causeway last Thursday (13 October) involving 2 cars and 2 lorries, with a grey car being wrecked beyond recognition.

One of the victims who was a passenger in one of the cars, was apparently stuck between the seat and the steering wheel of the stricken car for 30 minutes.

He was eventually freed and rescued by firefighters from the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia and escaped with injuries to his head and some fractured ribs.

The man, 50-year-old Mr Chen, spoke to Shin Min Daily News and said that at the time of the accident, he saw a lorry accelerating towards the car that he was in through the rearview mirror.

He then heard a crash and worried that his car would be hit, he then bent down to protect his head – and when the collision occurred, his feet were crushed and he then became stuck inside the vehicle.

Being trapped inside the car for 10 minutes, he thought he was going to die, before the firefighter arrived on site and used a cutting tool to remove the car door and car mirror, before freeing him after about half an hour.

Chen told SMDN that he felt like he had returned from the gates of hell, and that he was thinking of his family when he was trapped inside.

He has since been discharged from the hospital on Friday, and he said that he still feels pain and needs to rest for at least a month – he is also scheduled to see his doctor again in 2 weeks for his spinal injuries.

Chen added that he was told if the rescue was delayed, he could’ve been paralysed.

MAN SCREAMS IN HORROR AS TRAPPED WIFE DIES IN FIERY ACCIDENT ON M’SIA HIGHWAY

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A fatal accident took place on Malaysia’s North-South expressway on 15 October, resulting in two people being burnt to death, including a 28-year-old woman.

She was trapped inside the car, which then burst into flames as her husband watched on helplessly while screaming.

The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department of Johor said in a Facebook post that the accident took place on the night of 15 October.

They were alerted at 7.41pm and 18 officers were activated to the scene at KM45.7 of the expressway, and firefighters found 3 vehicles on fire when they arrived.

Among the deceased was 28-year-old Nurul Nazihah Kamalul Arifin; while her husband, 30-year-old Redzuan Jamil managed to get out of the burning vehicle safely.

The other deceased was an unidentified person from a Toyota Vios.

A video of the accident emerged online showing Redzuan screaming helplessly as his car went up in flames, with his wife still trapped inside.

He was heard in the video calling out to his wife, “i am not leaving you, sayang, my love, that is my wife.”

Speaking to The New Straits Times, Redzuan said that he tried to break open the windshield and front passenger door but to no avail.

His wife told him to save himself, which was the last words he ever heard from her – he was then pulled away from the car by others when the fuel tank exploded.

S’PORE MAN ASKS WHY CAN’T S’POREAN DRIVERS DRIVE AS WELL AS M’SIAN DRIVERS

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A netizen on Facebook praised the drivers in Malaysia and compared them to Singaporeans drivers, asking why can’t the latter drive as well as their Malaysian counterparts.

He said that there were “no sight of reckless speeding and cutting into people’s lane compared to what u see in Singapore”.

Here is what he said

I want to complaint, why our local Singaporean drivers can’t drive as well as the Malaysian drivers?

The Malaysian drivers really know their roads very well and they follow in their lanes. No sight of reckless speeding and cutting into people’s lane compared to what u see in Singapore. They also give signals to others in advance before making their moves.

I’m really surprised to see it myself that how patient the Malaysian drivers are and everyone is driving at constant speed. And I can hardly hear any angry honks throughout the journey which u can frequently hear those honks on the road in Singapore.

Netizens’ comments

  • As someone who has worked in Penang for two years and consistently drove up and down to KL, I can assure you that your statement is 100% wrong.
  • You sure bo??? Think u first timer…. Than go stay in Malaysia. So that you can drive safely in there
  • Just have a video u said they are good driver,do you know how many peoples were killed over there daily……

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43 Y.O MOTORCYCLIST KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON SLE, THROWN OFF HIS BIKE DURING COLLISION

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A 43-year-old motorcyclist was killed in an accident on the Seletar Expressway on 13 October at about 5pm during a collision with another motorcycle.

According to Shin Min Daily News, the deceased’s wife was riding pillion and they were on their way home at the time of the accident.

A private ambulance happened to pass by the scene and stopped to render aid to the stricken motorists. One of the off-duty paramedics told SMDN that they reached the scene before the SCDF after a few other motorcyclists waved at them to get their attention.

They found a motorcyclist lying face down on the road and bleeding profusely from his head, he also didn’t have a pulse and wasn’t breathing.

The paramedic told SMDN that the motorcyclist had collided with another motorcyclist in front of him and was thrown off his bike, before taking a hard landing on the road.

Shin Min reported that both the deceased and his 38-year-old wife were Malaysian, and the wife had asked the paramedic about her husband’s condition.

The paramedic said that he was “frank” with her and told her that he feared he wouldn’t make it because of his serious injuries.

she then quickly made a call to her family while she held back her emotions, and the SCDF later arrived and conveyed her to the hospital.

The other 38-year-old motorcyclist suffered minor injuries and refused conveyance to the hospital, and at the time of writing, police investigations are ongoing.

The Singapore Police Force also confirmed that a 43-year-old male motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene and his 38-0year-old pillion was sent to the hospital.

The other motorcyclist is currently assisting with police investigations as well.

MAN SHARES HOW HE LOST MONEY PLAYING MAPLESTORY

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I’ve been playing this game called maplestory and around 1 and a half year ago, I bought some tokens for a gacha event called igacha. This turns out to be a big mistake.

A brief description of how this igacha event works:

In the past, this igacha event is a seasonal event and is only opened for a period of time. Token are used to be able to gacha. Leftover tokens won’t be refund and kept to be used for the next igacha event. Prizes for the gacha will also run out of stock so there is a limited stock. The gacha is also done via a website instead of inside the game.

I’m sure that by this time, most people would think that this post will be a rant about spending so much money and still get bad drops from that event. But however, this is not about getting bad drops but getting no drops at all.

What had happened was that the event started at 10am and it crashed at 10am for the gacha part of the website. The funny part was that there was no problem when buying the tokens from the same website. In the past, it had lagged but never crash. It crashed and was unavailable for more than 2 hours and I had something on at 12 and could not access the website till after 10pm. By then the event had ended due to out of stock and my tokens was not used.

You could say that I could still use it for the next igacha event but it has been 1 and a half year since then and not a single igacha event qas sighted. Those token cant even be used for anything else and I can’t even get a refund for it. I’ve tried to email in a few times as I know that the igacha event won’t be back for a long time. They just kept telling me the tokens are non-refundable and can be kept for the next igacha. But even they themselves also don’t know when they will have another igacha or when their igacha system will be fixed as the system was down after the end of 2020. They don’t even compensate for those who still have their token. Anyone has any advice that they could give?

21 Y.O SAYS DAD EMBARRASS HIM CAUSE HE BOUGHT HIM A 2ND HAND “DIRTY CAR”

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I really can’t tolerate my dad anymore.

He’s like so unreasonable. Today I had the biggest fight with him. Yesterday was my 21st birthday and he bought me a second-hand Mitsubishi Lancer EX for my birthday.

To be honest I was damn disappointed when I saw the car. Firstly it’s red in colour. Who the hell drives a red car? Red only suits sports cars like Ferrari okay?

Secondly, it’s a freaking Lancer EX. Only Ah Bengs drive Lancer EX okay. Lastly, it’s a second-hand car. Eww… a used car… I wonder how many people have driven in it before. So dirty okay?

Today I asked my dad to buy me a better car, preferably a first-hand continental car but he said continental cars are too expensive. What the hell? He himself drives a BMW 5 series yet he thinks continental cars are too expensive?? He’s being totally unreasonable right?

Somemore, it would be so embarrassing to drive a Lancer in front of my friends because Lancer looks so low-class okay? Some of my friends received a continental car as a gift from their parents and here I am, receiving a cheap Ah-beng car from my dad. My life really sucks.

Here are what netizens think:

  • You should be grateful he bought you one ,not complain. Instead if saying its yiur right to hv one ,why donr you start w what you have and work to getting your preferred car yourself
  • This guy got a car and grumbles, why not you pay for it then, fork out 2k a month yea
  • Your dad must have regret saving on that “rubber”.
  • If you don’t appreciate one day your dad is gone. See how would you feel. Spoil girl. It’s not easy to own a car now covid 19 everyone affected. Which can’t spent much in luxury stuff now a days. 21 years old you still young.

MANAGER SCOLDS TEAM WHEN THINGS GO WRONG, THEN RETURNS TO CLAIM CREDIT WHEN IT’S SOLVED

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Have you experienced toxicity in any of your past or current workplaces? If yes, how bad was it?

In my first job, I had a manager who was undoubtedly, one of the worst person I had the pleasure of working with.

He always gaslighted my team when things go wrong and then claim credit after when the problems are rectified, always claiming that he had to interfere to “clean up our act”.

Best part was that the instructions he gave was always unclear and ambiguous, and he always flared up when we tried to ask for more clarification. This led to my team having to guess our way into solving the problem, regularly opening opportunities for him to gaslight and claim credit.

And he was a coward through and through. When other manager came to publicly shame my team for minor errors, he never once stood up for us. He sometimes even joined in the fun.

This led to my team being the punching bag of my department. At least one employee in the past has left because of that.

He had a lot of bad habits which I will not elaborate further, but his poor leadership and management had led the department to a high turnover rate, especially my team.

After slightly more than a year of my resignation, all of my ex-colleagues have left. Everyone in my old team now is fresh grad and less than 1 year of experience because of my ex-manager.

My mom says that this (toxic work culture) is the norm in workplaces, especially in corporate jobs. So now, I want to know how common is toxic workplaces in SG and how bad is it.

BF HANGS FLOWER IN BANGKOK DISCO, GF THINKS IT’S CHEATING & KENA FLAME

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I just want to know if my boyfriend goes to Thai disco and hang flowers while he was in Bangkok but claims that he did not do anything and it wasn’t him who paid for it.

Does it count as cheating? he said he knows it’s wrong but he doesn’t think that’s cheating.

I don’t know how to feel about it.

Girl got trolled by netizens:

  • If he still confessed about going to these places, you are considered safe. When he goes and doesn’t even informed you, good luck and take care.
  • Maybe u can dress as a siambu, and see if he will hang flower on u anot
  • We all know Thai disco is a place of music and flowers. Why we can pay money to see fake painted flowers but not pay money for hang real flowers? Maybe we can go botanic garden to sea flower but now fake flower is the go to at garden by the Bay.
  • If a guy wants to cheat, he can do it anywhere. Doesn’t have to be at flower joint or what. Main point is hang flower got bring the girl back or do anything there anot? Personally don’t think hang flower is cheating if his friends are the ones who did it.
  • Last time I bring my wife to thai disco to drink and chill also. Just go for drink and relax only.. why must it be cheating? Going thai disco means cheating? Who sprout this nonsense?
  • Ask him hang himself la
  • its not cheating when nothing happens its only cheating when something happens – most pple logic, however u can see it from another angle, the reason why maybe nothing happen could be because the flowers he hung was not big enough. anyway its ok la, nice of him to give money to the needy