A 28-year-old Singaporean woman was killed in a traffic accident in Malaysia on 29 June after the car that she was in crashed into a guard rail, according to Shin Min Daily News.

The accident happened at about 5.15pm on a highway, and she was with a man and two other women, who were all Malaysians.

The quartet were driving during bad weather and heading towards Redang Island when their car drove over a puddle.

The car then skidded and crashed into a guard rail, with the 28-year-old woman, who was sitting in the front passenger seat, suffering multiple injuries and dying on the spot.

The four of them had left KL at about 1pm to visit Redang Island, which is well known for its sandy beaches and clear waters.

The Singaporean was living in KL with her boyfriend who was driving the car, and reportedly attended NUS and was working in a biomedical company as a manager.

Her body has since been taken to a hospital in Terengganu for post-mortem work, and her family is reportedly en route to Malaysia.

I decided I’m not gonna take crap from anyone this day onwards

Since BMT, I’ve been fearful of officers & being out in public while in uniform. Becos of that, ppl hv taken advantage of me & gaslighted me as well. Always put me in fear.

After a recent talk back in camp with a officer, I decided that I ain’t gonna take shit from no one. Basically, a LTA from across the building kept calling out to me saying oi oi, ur jockey cap not aligned properly. I dunno what got into me, I called out to him, u from there u can see ah? u eagle ah? from so far u can see ah?

He got shocked by what I said. I didnt care anymore, didnt wait for his reply. I just left him to amuse himself. I was taken aback u know like omg did i rlly just do that?

Before my fellow ASA ORDed, he told me some of the officers in this camp like to flex on ppl & gaslight them. I didnt take his suggestions srsly, but after a couple of instances it happened to me, I was rlly like wtf. So I decided not to take shit from officers in camp.

Those officers who call me out, saying hello hello excuse me i talking to u, Im just gonna ignore them straight & not entertain them. Im not gonna be a puppet anymore. Unless it’s a safety issue or a protocol issue such as entering certain rooms or etc, then I’ll follow their instructions.

But if randomly I get called out in camp for no reason, I’m just gonna ignore them. Carry on with my day and not get my day ruined by some arseholes.

In uniform in public, there were a couple instances where ppl pushed me around. At first I was scared, if I said or resisted, I’d be on facebook or stomp etc. So the first instance was, I was standing in train near the door, where there’s the glass panel & a space for u to stand in.

The train wasn’t that crowded at 2pm, and some old lady bitch, kept sayign excuse me excuse me, so I was like wtf she want sia. I avoided her. But when she started shouting excuse me, I looked at her and I moved. She then went onto take my standing space at the glass panel. Wtf!

Last wk, another such instance. This time returning home from camp in train. Managed to find a seat in a rlly damn crowded train at 6pm. Sat down & watching youtube.

This guy guess in his 60s comes in and stands in front of me. Kept staring at me as if i owe him money. This woman I guess in her late 30s who was sitting beside me, nudged me & told me to give up my seat to the old man. I looked at her and asked her, why dont u give up urs? She didnt say anything at all. I just shut her up. What a hypocrite haiz.

Ppl hv nth btr to do but make u their puppets. Play with u. Im not gonna give them this opportunity anymore.

I realized that standing up for myself, it gave me a lot of confidence. It allowed me to not hate on myself everyday. This world is a dog eat dog world. From this day onwards, Im not gonna take shit from ppl. If ppl push me, Im gonna push back.

Since January 2022, there have been at least 277 victims, with losses amounting to at least $30.3 million.

Victims would receive voice-recorded phone calls allegedly from the Ministry of Health, the High Court or other government agencies. When the victims followed the instructions on the call to make further contact, the call would be directed to scammers claiming to be a police officer. The scammers would inform the victims that they were being investigated for money laundering and other offences. The scammers would direct the victims to do any of the following:

• Provide their personal information and bank account information
  
• Open bank accounts
  
• Transfer money from their bank accounts to other bank accounts ostensibly for the purposes of Police investigations
  
• Report their movements daily
  
• Meet unknown subjects to hand over or collect fake documents from them
  
• Keep the investigations secret

Victims would only discover that they had been scammed when they realised that there were unauthorised transactions made from their bank accounts, or when the scammers did not return the money they had transferred for the purported “Police investigations”.

The Police would like to emphasise that overseas law enforcement agencies have no jurisdiction to conduct operations in Singapore, arrest anyone or ask members of the public to help with any form of investigations. The Police will never ask you to transfer money into another bank account for the purpose of investigations.