A video emerged online showing a wild boar suddenly appearing onto an expressway.
The wild boar had come out from NTU and ran across the road, turning into PIE/KJE.
The incident happened on 20 September at around 1.37am.
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A story was shared by a netizen about the behaviours and disgust of workplaces. Politics will never end.
My general manager is an a****** and he often picks on people that might affect his career, he is known as the ultimate ball licker. In the company, he is well known for having so many balls in its mouth and it makes me disgusted
He pretends that he’s useful and he went online to look for open-source software and said that he made it. He then proudly announces it to the CEO and said that he has helped the company cut costs by developing a software
One of our colleagues found out that the software is open-source free software that he downloaded online.
As we are ‘lowly-life’ life forms in the company we could not tell our superiors directly we had no choice and we started rumours in the company to bring down the evil general manager it did not take long before the CEO hear about it.
The CEO then confronted our general manager but our general manager said that it is a lie and not true, an open-source software often have security flaws which made the CEO worried and he keep consulted an external IT vendor to reveal the truth
After our CEO found out the truth, He issue a warning letter to him and later sent out a mass email to the whole company stating that the software that was previously deployed it’s not to be used.
However, our thick-skinned general manager decided to stay on in the company and continues his balls licking habit but there was something that was different he started to talk to us in a more gentle tone.
A photo emerged online showing an overseas politician having a press conference, with his laptop connected to a projector.
However, it appears that he forgot to clear his internet browsing history, with his recently visited website in full view for the press.
A distinct “Free P*rn Videos” could be seen at the bottom of his Google search page.
The incident didn’t happen in Singapore.
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A video went viral after a man recorded his conversation with a PRC scammer.
The man was conversing with the PRC scammer and interviewed the scammer.
He began by asking how long has he been doing a scammer but the scammer thought he asking how long he has ‘work as a police’.
The scammer then revealed that a lot of ‘noob’ people get cheated easily.
The Ministry of Finance announced as part of 2020’s budget, that $100 worth of grocery vouchers will be given in October 2021, to about 160,000 Singaporeans who are eligible.
The vouchers are part of the Budget 2020’s Care and Support Package.
They are given out to support the household expenses of Singaporeans in the lower income spectrum, helping them during the period of financial instability caused by the uncertainty of the economy.
Those above 21-years-old in 2021, living in 1 and 2 room HDB flats and who own not more than 1 property, are eligible.
The vouchers will be mailed to the recipients registered addresses from 2 October onwards.
The vouchers can be used to Giant, NTUC, Prime and Sheng Siong supermarkets.
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A netizen shared how he requested for a refund from Shopee on 2 September, which was accepted by the platform.
The website stated that the transaction would take 7 to 14 working days to go thorugh.
However, days passed and soon it had been more than 14 working days, but he had yet to receive his refund from Shopee.
So the netizen decided to email Shopee last night (26 September).
However, a woman named Farini, who works for Shopee SG’s Email Support, replied on 27 September that he can expect to receive his refund on 22 September, which was 5 days ago.
The netizen then replied to the woman that time travel is impossible.
At the time of writing, it is understood that Shopee have yet to reply him, not have any monetary transactions been made by the company.
Chong Kim Hoe, 66-years-old, pleaded guilty to one count of dangerous driving causing death on 24 September.
The Malaysian Singapore PR who worked as a PHV driver at the time, was sentenced to 2 years and 6 months of imprisonment.
He had crashed his car into a group of maids outside Lucky Plaza back in 2019, resulting in the death of 2 women and 4 others injured.
Chong will also be disqualified from all driving for 10 years after the completion of his jail term.
Chong was taking a smoke break after dropping off a passenger along Nutmeg Road.
He then received a booking to pick up another customer along Orchard, and he then made an illegal u-turn.
The back of his car mounted the kerb along the junction of Jalan Kayu Manis and he then stepped on the accelerator instead of stepping on the brakes.
It then mounted onto the pedestrial walkway and drove across a grass patch before crashing into 6 women who were having a picnic, and crashing through the guard rail.
The car ultimately crash landed on the service road of the mall. (Lucky Plaza).
A video was uploaded on Facebook after a netizen spotted a cat chasing a chicken.
The chicken flew to a tree that is higher than the lamppost. Almost 2 stories tall.
A 13-year-old boy has gone missing since Friday (Sep 24), the Police are appealing for information that can lead to the whereabouts of the teen.
According to a Police media release, Brian Tan Zhi Yong was last seen riding his bicycle along Sturdee Road in Farrer Park about 8 PM on Friday.
Anyone with information is requested to call the police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit the information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
All information will be kept strictly confidential, said the police.
As of 26 September 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health has detected a total of 1,939 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore, with 1,536 in the community, 398 in the migrant worker dormitories and 5 imported cases.
A 97-year-old female Singaporean, has passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection on 25 September 2021.
She tested positive for COVID-19 infection on 18 September. She had not been vaccinated against COVID-19, and had a history of hyperlipidaemia.
A 69 year-old female Singaporean, has passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection on 24 September 2021.
She tested positive for COVID-19 infection on 24 September. She had not been vaccinated against COVID-19, and had a history of hypertension.
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