A Malaysian registered motorbike was spotted at Admiralty Link block 405.
Residents in the area were dumbfounded when the bike was parked in a location that is meant for bicycles.
According to the vehicle plate JTS8207, it is a Malaysian Johor registered motorcycle.
Netizens who saw the photo said that the person won’t even pay for the fine even if he or she was caught doing so.
While some poke fun and said the rider is confused
A resident in Ang Mo Kio posted photos of a man smoking at the void deck by the lift lobby of the HDB, he claims that the man is often smoking at the location.
This guy always smokes at Lift A landing, block 346 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3. The picture was taken today(July 6) at 9 pm.
The smoke from cigarettes will fill up the area near the lift forcing everyone to take the lift to breathe in his second-hand smoke.
Under the law, smokers are to smoke at least 5m from buildings.
According to NEA guidelines, smoking is prohibited in covered and sheltered areas which include HDB void decks.
Offenders can be fined S$200. If convicted in court, individuals may be liable to a fine of up to S$1,000.
A netizen, Megan (all names in the story have been changed to protect their identities), shared a story that happened during her university orientation camp, where she shared a room with 3 other girls.
She said that on the last day of the camp, one of her roommates Gabriella had to go home.
And so she slept on the study table while her other 2 friends slept on the beds.
Megan then woke up in the middle of the night and glanced across at her friend, and she saw a girl sleeping with her.
She noticed the girl, who was facing away from her, was wearing their orientation camp shirt and assumed that it was Gabriella who returned to the dorm room.
She didn’t pay much heed to it and returned to sleep.
The following morning, she asked her friend if Gabriella had returned the night before to sleep with her.
To which her friend then appeared shocked and told her that there was no one on her bed last night.
She had slept alone the whole night.
Images source: nus.edu.sg and scoopwhoop
According to SFA, a food shop located at Jurong West after failing to keep the premises free of cockroaches on 2 occasions.
Under the Points Demerit System, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) will suspend the license of NKS Indian Muslim Food, which is located at 9 Jurong West Avenue 5, #01-09, Singapore 649487. The ban will last two weeks, from July 6th to July 19th, 2021.
Over the course of a year, the licensee collected 12 demerit points and was fined a total of $800 for the following offences:
| No. | Offence | Demerit points |
| (1) | Failure to keep licenced premises free of cockroach infestation | 6 |
| (2) | Failure to keep licenced premises free of cockroach infestation | 6 |
What does the internet platoon said about this restaurant, here are some reviews that can be found on their Facebook page
I have been eating at this restaurant, food is horrible, found crockaches all around. Service very bad I have to wait for more than an hour to get my food drinks took 10 mins. Service standard drop as I go. Now regret going and I would not definitely recommend to anyone. The place is so dirty. I can’t even eat. Forks and spoons scattered everywhere. No one picks up. Worst place I have ever been
very very bad service!!!!! I told them to packet my drink and food, and when I got back home I check, i ordered 5 drinks and i only received 3 and the 3 drinks that I ordered are all wrong food are also wrong, recipe wrote the foods that I ordered , but all wrong and money are still charged for the price that the food that I ordered! Why want to cheat people’s money ar? Please think thrice before coming to nks
A video emerged online showing a girl filming herself vaping inside a car.
She is apparently an auxiliary police officer, as seen from her previous TikTok videos.
She was then seen singing along to a Shakira & Rihanna song with a vape in her mouth inside a car.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
A photo emerged online showing a group of YPs having an illegal party at what appears to be a makeshift club.
They were seen gathering and mingling in a group of 10, with alcohol and mixers on the table.
A few of them were also seen holding on to vapes in their hands.
A video emerged online showing a couple of YPs smoking inside the lift.
They were seen happily puffing way inside the lift, without a regard for the next person who boards it.
A netizen shared a video of a Malay guy picking up a cockroach on this floor with his bare hands.
A racist YP then responded to her post saying: “Yeah Malay all dirty one.”
You can read the full post below:
“Submission :
Hi, just wanted to share something that happened that is related to racism. I feel that more people should be aware about this topic and stop stereotyping.
My friend posted on her ig story a malay guy who picked up a cockroach on the floor using his bare hands.
My classmate responded to her with “Yeah, malay all dirty one”.
When questioned why, he said that his malay friends from pri sch would touch coackroaches, and when their food drops on the floor, they would pick it up and eat it.
He then proceeds to say that indians are “sometimes dirty”.
I would like to approach this by implying that its just people’s personal habits that make them dirty, not the race the person is. So, I hope that these kind of things would stop because not only does it offend the other party, it contradicts sg’s belief of a multiracial country. All in all, this is malarkey and should not be tolerated.”
A netizen took to Facebook to share an unsavoury experience she had with an unknown western food stall.
She had bought a packet of Fish and Chips and to her horror, she found a whole tooth inside her food.
It is unclear if the tooth was a human tooth or not, and at the time of writing, it is still unclear where she bought the food from.
Images source: Lilian Wong via Complaint Singapore Facebook
An 18-year-old was sentenced to 27 months of probation man after he poured oil on his father and followed by punching and kicking him. He even threatened to kill his parents.
18-year-old Ling Zhi Xuan faces 9 charges including theft, violations under the Women’s Charter, Harassment, assault, criminal intimidation and others. Ling pleaded guilty in court.
Ling’s parents who are in their mid-50s and the mother even pleaded leniency and said that they will reeducate their son.
On November 25, 2020, the defendant who was sleeping was woke up by some noise and he punched the glass panel of a photocopier and even pushed his father.
On April 10, 2021, The defendant demanded extra pocket money from his father and he was rejected. The defendant then poured cooking oil on his father and when his father tried to stop him he was punched and kicked causing a two-centimetre laceration on his father’s forehead which required stitches afterwards.
On April 14, Ling demanded $100 from his mother to buy Pokemon cards and threatened his mother to give him the money or he will hit her. The mother who was afraid that she will be hurt said that she will call the Police, Ling responded: “If you call the police now, I will kill you and jump off the building”.
The mother who is worried contacted the Police the next day and the parents have since given a protection order against their son.
The parents had to submit an SGD$5,000 security deposit to ensure that the son will behave in the time of his probation and he is also required to perform 100 hours of community service.
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