A video was recently uploaded on Twitter which shows an elderly man knocking out a racist white male.
It took only 1 punch to the face before the racist got knocked out cold as he landed on the ground. It is believed that the man tried to bully the elderly Asian storeowner which let to the retaliation.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page ROADS.SG which shows a a cyclist risking his life by “bus-surfing”. He was dressed in black without bicycle lights nor a helmet while was seen gliding between buses.
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Cyclist risking death
The cyclist was wearing all black without bicycle lights and reflectors and without helmet.
He was also riding in-between buses and hanging on with one hand onto the bus. Bus-surfing in stealth mode and non-visible is just asking for trouble.
Happened along Woodlands Avenue 7 on 02/06/2021 at 2013 hours.
A video emerged online showing an auntie alighting from her parked car and casually throwing a tissue paper into a longkang.
However, she seemingly missed her “mark”, so she picked up her tissue and for a moment it looked like she regretted her actions and was retrieving her tissue.
Alas, she picked it up just to throw it into another part of the longkang.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook
A video emerged online showing a majority of people entering a Giant supermarket without scanning or taking their temperatures.
A woman was seen strolling past the scanner and heading straight into the supermarket, even though she clearly saw the machine on the left.
Many others did the same, purposely ignoring the temperature scanner and neglecting to scan in.
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents on Facebook
A group of errant cyclists were seen in open defiance, riding their bicycles in a park with a visible “no riding” sign.
They were seen riding past the sign and ignoring the rules as they rode up the boardwalk in Pasir Ris Park.
Images and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV on Facebook
The B1617 variant of the Covid-19 virus that was first identified in India and known worldwide as the “Indian Variant”, has been renamed into the “Delta variant”.
Indians who are working overseas are hoping that this move will help to remove some of the stigma they are facing.
For example, an Indian doctor working in Texas USA, was very conscious of his ethnicity and it came to a head when a man infected with Covid-19 refused to let him (the doctor) see him, demanding a different doctor that wasn’t East or South Asian.
Image source: Unsplash
The owner of a Lamborghini in China was seen on video using the exhaust of his supercar to barbecue a skewer of meat.
He was in an underground carpark in Hunan province, China, for a “cookout”.
His car ended up overheating and he had to send it for repairs, racking up over $103,702 in charges.
Image and video source: Social media
A chicken nugget from a McDonald’s BTS meal that was shaped like a character from the video game, Among Us, was sold for $99,997 on eBay.
The website’s listing said that the solitary piece of nugget has an average expiration of about 14 days and will be delivered before it expires.
It was initially listed for 99 cents on Ebay, and two days later sombody placed a bid of $14,869.69 for the nugget and things just escalated, with the final bidding price standing at $99,997.
I don’t know about you, but to spend 100k on a piece of chicken nugget?
Dat’s cray.
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Images source: eBay and @sgfollowsall on IG
A foreigner living in Singapore shared his story about how he allegedly was charged with ridiculous and nonsensical rates.
Initially, his landlord told him that the rental fee per month will be $400. However, after he agreed, his landlord stated a bunch of weird rules that he has to follow.
Some of the rules include paying an extra $2 if he does night duty, paying an extra $400 if there is a lockdown month, and paying an extra $13.33 per day if he stays at home for more than 12 hours per day.
His landlord allegedly even wanted to sue him as he did not stay at the apartment for at least 6 months.
Source: Facebook Pi Hai
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) suspended the license of food stall AH LIM JLN. TUA KONG located at 64 Joo Chiat Place.
The Mee Pok Stall will be suspended from 2 June 2021 till 15 June 2021.
The license of the food stall was suspended as they failed to keep their restaurant free from cockroach infestation.
All staffs handling food at the stall will need to re-attend and pass the Food Safety Course Level 1 before resuming work.
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