A video emerged online showing a YP trying on some women’s underwear and using a bra as a goggle.
It is unclear whose underwear he was trying on but the general consensus online is that he was wearing his mother’s underwear (correct us if we are wrong).
He could be seen wearing the bra and stuffing some cloths inside to make his neh neh pok bigger.
We do not discriminate against the LGBT community and think he is very brave for coming out of the closet and expressing his true self and sexuality.
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Pictures were recently uploaded on the Instagram page wakeupsingapore which shows a woman voicing her unhappiness after the People Association allegedly used her wedding pictures without here consent. She also stated on how using a wedding photo to depict Singaporean Muslims celebrate Hari Raya is inappropriate.
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Here is the full story.
A few days ago, I discovered much to my dismay the use of my and my husband’s wedding photograph at Tiong Bahru Orchid (Jalan Bukit Merah) in celebration of Hari Raya Aidilfitri this year.
Source: wakeupsingapore
Using a wedding photo to depict Malays/Singaporean Muslims celebrating Hari Raya is inappropriate. Using my wedding photo without my consent is unwarranted. Using my wedding photo as a caricature of Malay people is unacceptable.
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I have brought this matter to the attention of the relevant parties. Please swipe to read my letter and understand why this is wrong.”
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG Chinese Community which shows a man arguing with a Cisco officer after he got fined $100.
It was believed that the man received a fine but he stated that he was only unloading goods. However, no goods in the car and the only items that were seen were some hardware supplies.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a student voicing his unhappiness after a fellow schoolmate is making his life miserable by posting a video online to disturb his medical condition.
Here is the full story.
Hi im 13 this year and im in sec 1.
There is this guy in my school who is weird as hell, just because I still wear pull up diapers because of my medical condition, his been going around telling the whole school and its been viral on tiktok as well.
Its a joke how this guy got to make a second account just to publish this, whats worst is that he takes my wet diapers out from the bin and do weird things with it. His name is ai**n ch*a and i’d like to bring this up to the internet as it’s not a very funny matter that a sec 1 guy have to wear diapers, maybe grow up man, and thanks to those who stood out positively.
A recent funeral procession which involved more than 20 people shouting their gang slogans while walking and following a hearse has led to the arrest of 3 men.
The men were believed to be from the secret society 18 Sio Yi Ho and chanted gang slogans to show off their affiliation to the group. They were arrested for chanting their gang slogans in public and also face charges of being a member of an unlawful society.
Police are also investigating whether the group violated any safe distancing measures.
Anyone found guilty of being members of an unlawful society under section 14(3) of the Societies Act shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years, or both.
The Police have zero tolerance towards secret society activities and will not hesitate to take strong actions, including invoking the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Act that provides for detention without trial, against anyone involved in secret society and criminal activities that threatens the public safety, peace and good order. Members of the public are advised to steer clear of secret society activities and to report those engaging in such unlawful activities to the Police immediately.
Sim Hwa, 93-years-old, hit his 85-year-old roommate with his walking stick multiple times in a dispute over room lighting.
The victim suffered fractured fingers and lacerations.
Sim pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing hurt to his roommate at a home for senior citizens and was sentenced to 6 months jail.
What happened?
The incident happened on 17 October 2020.
Sim entered his unit at around 11pm while his roommate was sleeping and turned the lights on.
His roommate told him that he wanted to sleep and turned the lights off.
The two then got into an argument, with Sim turning the lights on again while his roommate repeated his desire to sleep and turned the lights back off (again).
Sim then became violent and picked up his walking stick to hit his roommate, who was lying on the bed, repeatedly.
The roommate then fell onto the ground during the struggle, but Sim continued to beat him up on the ground.
A nurse then heard the victim crying for help and separated the two, effectively ending the assault, and she then called the ambulance.
Sim had hit the victim more than 10 times with his walking stick in total.
The victim was then sent to SGH and found with multiple abrasions and lacerations.
He was also revealed to have suffered fractures to his fingers, rendering him hospitalised for 10 days before being transferred to Ang Mo Kio Community Hospital for another 17 days.
His total medical bills cost $190.25.
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A Netizen shared his story online about how he got scammed by someone online.
He was looking for a investment loan of $25k and used google to find one. He then selected the first page and started contacting a person named Donald in the webpage.
Donald then allegedly asked him to make an instalment payment of 778 before he could provide the loan. An hour later Donald then asked him to make a second payment of $2500.
While he was making a delivery, the Netizen complied and transferred 2 times to the company as he thought that since it was legal, there wouldn’t be a problem.
Another hour later, they used another phone number to contact him and asked him to make another payment. The netizen then got a heated exchange with them and decline to make the third payment.
The netizen then made a police report and contacted the bank after he finished his delivery.
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Here is his story…
“I am sharing this incident of mine with others to serve as a warning so others would avoid facing the same scenario as me.I was looking for an investment loan of $25k and I decided to try a legal money lender as they would be reputable and as I would have been a sincere customer, there would not have been any problem.On 25 May as I was searching for legal moneylender on Google, I clicked on the first link and was directed to a page https://galaxyfinances.net/.
I then contacted the number given in the webpage which was 81918410.A man named Donald who sounded like a local Singaporean responded to me. I sent him my documents for processing and He replied that he would process the loan at 4% and assured me that there wouldn’t be any fee arising.‘Donald’ then contacted me on 26 May 2021 and told me to make the first instalment payment of $778 before he could disburse out the loan.
He even sent an invoice that with a name that was similar to an actual registered credit company and with an actual license number. One hour later, Donald asked me to make another payment of $2500 for a refundable immediate transfer fee. As I was riding on the road delivering food, I wasn’t able to think very well. I was given the impression that since it was legal then it shouldn’t be much of a problem. So I made the transfer.
Another hour later, Donald asked me to make another payment of $2500. I called him immediately and told him that i was not going to make the payment. He then said that he could mark the loan as pending. I told him that there is no way that I would make the payment and said that it sounded like a scam.Shortly after, they used a landline with the number 6950200 to call me. Telling me that I was almost getting the money if I make the third payment.
We had some heated exchange and I rejected their request.I then asked if i could cancel off by forfeiting the $778. He said no. He told me to transfer him $2500 then he would return $2500 + $778.I made a police report and called the bank after i finished delivery.
I then decided to do a search and realised that 1) The name Galaxy Financing is similar to an actual legitimate company named Galaxy Credit.2) The Tel number 69500200 used to call me was actually used for two other pages; https://1st-credit-lending.com/, https://prosper-credit-holdings.com. Both sites have been shut down.3) Tel number 69500200 can also be linked to a company called Prosper Credit Pte Ltd. Prosper credit was a legitimate company but it has no website. (I am not implying that Prosper Credit Pte LTD is the one who made the call.
All I can say is I received a call from this number. And we spoke for 8 mins as according to the call log.)4) A hp number on 1st credit lending.com can be linked to another prosper credit website https://prosper-credit-limited.com/, which was also closed down. 5) All four webpages were registered with http://www.tucows.com . I must share this story, despite of the danger that I am implicating myself. It is because I strongly believe that the culprit(s) must have taken victims of many and many-to-be. I was even taunted by the scammer and telling me that he would use money to go for a massage and drink.
I hope my experience and losses will be a good reminder that even with the regulation from MAS, it still depends on who is the one running the business. Reporting police, to me, was more of a formality. Just in case they decide to do harm to my family, the police may know who were probably the one responsible. This is because at the time of writing, ‘Donald’ was still online in his whatsapp chat. Alas, evil prevails. Otherwise how does he, a cheat, gets to live in a condo?As for me, I just had to work additional 500 hours of delivery to get my losses back.
I have attached my police report and the screenshots of his last message in this post. Remember not to be as stupid as me. Stay safe everyone.P.S. Hey Adrian, have fun drinking at Flora drive. Say hello to Tze Karn. Now we both know where we live so do not try anything funny to my family. Guess if you can sue your own wife to high court, then there is pretty much nothing you can’t do. I told you to return me $2500 and we call it even but you decide to drag this thing till it is a police case.
Hope you will start covering up your trackmarks so you can keep your one million dollar deposit.Edit: I have included one photo in which they used other company license and similar name to trick potential customers.”
A Foodpanda delivery rider received an order for an eatery at Westgate, despite the shopping mall (along with JEM) being closed until 5 June after a spike in Covid-19 cases among the visitors of the mall.
The rider, @ziataffazal shared on Twitter, about how he was supposed to pick up an “order” from the closed mall.
He then reached out to the dispatch agent to cancel the order, to which the agent then asked him to “explain (his) issue so (she) can help (him)”.
The rider then said:
“Hello, the whole mall closed… The mall closed how can the shop be open?”
The agent, disbelieving him, asked him to provide a picture of the closed shop.
The rider then replied:
“Ma’am, the whole mall closed, how to go in and take photo of the shop?”
The agent then apologised and said she wasn’t able to cancel the order because it was accepted; instead she asked him to approach the shop before seeking assistance from dispatch again.
To which the exasperated rider then said:
“waaat. OI. WHOLE MALL CLOSE.”
A spokesperson from Foodpanda then shared that the order was finally cancelled after a picture of the mall’s closed entrance was provided.
