MOE said in a press release that all Primary, Secondary and JC students will be going back to school progressively from 28 June onwards.
However, in a photo taken by MOE, eagle-eyed netizens noticed a girl at the back of the class secretly using her phone while the teacher was conducting his lesson.
Netizens were anabatedly amused.
Images sources: MOE and Instagram
A video emerged online showing a group of women climbing a mountain.
The woman in green was then seen trying to offer her friend in pink some encouragement.
By poking a stick up her butt.
The People’s Association (PA) released a statement on Facebook (14 June), responding to Sarah Bagharib and rejecting her accusations of racism, after the PA used her wedding photo as part of Hari Raya decorations, without her permission.
The PA used her wedding photo without permission and cut out her (and her husband’s) faces to use as photo stand-in as part of their Hari Raya decorations.
The PA then withdrew their offer of meeting up with Sarah because they believe that from her “actions”, her purpose of meeting them has gone “far beyond” the original incident.
Netizens were displeased with the PA, as a result.
Amin then shared the PA’s Facebook post, along with his two-cents on the matter:
A Facebook user then commented on Amin’s post and said that “just because you don’t see it as racist don’t mean the rest of us minorities have to agree with you. Stop being out of touch.”
To which Amin said:
Netizens then jumped to the Facebook user’s defence, condemning Amin’s behaviour and choice of words.
Images sources: Amrin Amin Facebook, The People’s Association Facebook, @sarahbagharib on Instagram
A woman shared that she ordered cartons of bottled water via Redmart.
The heavy cartons of bottle water was then delivered to her door step and placed outside her (outward opening) gate.
As a result, her gate is blocked and she can’t open it without exerting herself to retrieve her parcels.
Images source: Sheha Sidek via Complaint Singapore Facebook
An old man has been reported missing by his grandson.
He went out for a haircut yesterday morning (14 June) at about 8am to Tampines Block 201.
He hasn’t returned home.
The family went to the barber who confirmed that the old man didn’t go there in the morning.
They are appealing for information on his whereabouts.
Anyone with information is advised to contact Eugene at 9146 3023.
Phoon Chiu Yoke, 53-years-old, told the court on 15 June that she should be “granted immunity” because of the “past cases” that she faced while serving in the Singapore Armed Forces.
Once again, she highlighted to the court that she was a former naval officer with the Singapore Navy.
She said that she was an “eyewitness” to many “grave matters” in the SAF that she cannot disclose in a public court without “causing embarrassment to the SAF or the government”.
Phoon said:
“There were a few occasions when I was an ex-plaintiff to the SAF… so I cannot write representations to AGC (Attorney-General’s Chambers) without being prejudicial or causing embarrassment to SAF or the Government of Singapore.”
“Due to all these cases in the past I should be granted immunity as a citizen and as a ex-naval professional officer, it’s also not possible to take all these charges in court because it’s difficult to have a fair hearing because of all these cases.”
Phoon then highlighted that she was the “first female commanding officers” and she served 12 years in the Navy.
District Judge Janet Wong then said that her past SAF history was irrelevant.
Phoon then said that she begs to differ because of the “grave matters in the previous charges during her time in the SAF”.
The case has been adjourned to 6 July.
A netizen shared how he saw an old man busy digging on the side of a road beside a traffic light.
The old man was digging the ground and loading a wheelbarrow with the soil he dug up.
He also filled up huge plastic containers with the soils that he took.
The incident happened on 13 June at around 12.30pm, near Upper Changi Road.
Images source: Andy Tan Facebook
A YP purportedly broke into a construction site to take some photos of himself using the site as a backdrop.
He was seen standing on top of a scaffolding holding on to what appears to be a dislodged bar from the structure, and using it to pose for a photo.
In another picture, he was seen with what appears to be a broken pipe of some sort.
Eh, dangerous lah boy…
Someone commented that he risked his own life only to end up with horrible looking pictures.
Images source: @complaint.sg on IG
According to the Police, a funeral procession that occurred yesterday (June 13) ended up with a Police investigation as there were about 200 participants and some of them were not even wearing a mask.
Currently, the permit for funeral stands at a maximum of 20 pax.
The large group of people were seen carrying the coffin and cheering gang songs for about an hour.
According to LianHe WanBao, the incident happened around 5PM at Boon Block 191.
According to the Police, 15 people were arrested under the suspicion of being a gang member.
If they are found guilty of being a member of an unlawful society they can be face up to 3 years jail and/or fined SGD$5,000
A netizen was able to filmed the incident.
According to the LTA media release, there will be a mandatory test for power-assisted vehicles like the e-bike, e-scooter and E bicycle.
The E-bicycle was added to the list due to a recent amendment of the Active mobility act.
Registrations for the test will being on June 30
“We encourage riders to register and obtain the test certificates as soon as possible, once the test is made available on Jun 30, 2021”
“Riders who wish to take the test must register for an account on the theory test portal using their SingPass at least a day before taking the test. Given the minimum age required for using these active mobility devices, those registering for the tests must be at least 16 years old. E-scooter riders below the age of 16 can only ride under adult supervision, and the supervising adult will need to have passed the test.”.
Registration for the tests will begin from 30 June 2021. Those who register for the test from 30 June to 30 September 2021 will enjoy a discounted fee of $5 per test, with a free reattempt should they fail in their first try. Riders who register to take the theory test after 30 September will pay $10 per test attempt.
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