A bone-chilling video emerged online showing a giant crane collapsing onto the stored shipping containers at what appears to be a port.
Workers were seen fleeing the scene and running for their lives.
The incident purportedly happened in Taiwan.
Image and video source: Whatsapp
A foreigner complained in a video about how bad his experience was living in Singapore.
He started his video by saying that Singaporeans are really nasty f**kers and said that it’s hard to earn a living in Singapore, hard to get into good schools and an extremely competitive society.
He also said that people in Singapore put themselves up by putting others down.
He commented in his video that Singaporeans are nice and friendly on the surface, but extremely selfish and will walk over other people if needed.
“If you collapsed in the subway, how many fkers in singapore will help you? None thats fking right, they’re too busy with their career, they don’t want to be late they are all spineless dogs” said the foreigner.
Source: IG @sg.incidents
A couple of neighbours from Marsiling Drive had a dispute over the “pungent” smell coming from the other neighbour’s cooking.
Happening at Block 26 Marsiling Drive, the neighbours then went for mediation at the Community Mediation Centre (CMC) to settle their dispute.
The upstairs neighbour, Wang Meixue, said that her downstairs neighbour liked to cook curry, fish, chicken wings and etc, with the smell of the oily smoke drifting up into her apartment.
She said that they had to close their window every day, with the situation continuing for 5 to 6 years.
Eventually both neighbours agreed for the downstairs family to only cook at specified timings, 10.30am to 12.30pm, 4pm to 6pm and 8pm to 10pm.
However, she said that the agreement was broken after two weeks.
She also added that her daughter just got pregnant and is worried about the smoke affecting the fetus.
Also, she added that her son who is working from home, cannot concentrate on his work properly.
The downstairs neighbour on the other hand said that she needed to cook for her whole family, including herself, her husband and their 6 kids.
She asked: “Why is it wrong to cook in my own home? I have a lot of family members, which is why I need to cook for a longer time.”
She said that she had been abiding by the CMC resolution, with her family needing to wait until 10.30am to eat breakfast even if they are hungry.
A photo was then shared on Instagram showing dried fish being hung outside her window to dry by the upstairs neighbour.
Another video showed the upstairs neighbour wringing her mop dry by hitting it against the concrete right above her window.
Images and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A YP was seen holding onto a bread knife and taking a photo with his friend.
It is unclear why the photo taking required the use of a bread knife.
Perhaps he wanted others to know that he has an ambition and dream of one day becoming a samurai, a Ghost of Tsushima.
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg
The Ministry of Social and Family Development(MSF) announced on Wednesday Night(2 June) that 23 residents and 4 staff of MINDSville @ Napiri Adult Disability Home was tested positive for Covid-19
All residents of the home did not leave the premises since May 7 except for medical appointments, said Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (Minds).
There are 112 intellectually disabled adults living the home located in Hougang.
The first case from the home was a 37-year-old female resident who had a cough and a runny nose on May 29 and fever the following day.
MSF also said that all 255 residents and staff of the home have been tested for Covid-19.
A group of friends were out for a walk through a place called Murree Hills at about 2 to 3am.
One of them asked to take a group photo, and a few photos were then taken at low lighting with flash.
They took the picture and didn’t check the photos until they were home, and the photographer went through the pictures but was shocked to find something chilling.
A pale looking guy was captured standing behind them and smiling for the camera, and his feet were described as “not human” by the OP.
None of the group knew the person 3rd from the left.
Images source: Ghosts Aliens and other Weird Shit Facebook
Choping places has been one of the hallmarks of Singaporean culture, albeit an unsavoury one.
One driver took things to an extreme, choping a parking lot with a packet of tissue paper.
Only difference is the packet of tissue paper was the same size as a car door, if not bigger.
Image source: Motorist Singapore on Facebook
A traffic accident occured between 3 vehicles, with a Toyota rear-ending a Lamborghini, who in turn hit a Honda in front.
The Lamborghini could be seen slowing down and coming to a stop, but the Toyota behind didn’t seem to be aware, rear ending the Lamborghini without slowing down.
The Lamborghini driver was rather enraged, exclaiming: “ccb eh, knnbccb!”
All the drivers of the cars were seen alighting from their vehicles to assess the damages.
Image and video source: @sgroadaccidents on IG
A photo emerged online showing a YP not wearing his mask properly inside a bus.
He then took off his shirt for an unspecified reason.
The YP then proceeded to flex his bicep.
Image source: @complaint.sg on IG
A chain collision involving multiple cars occurred at the CTE highway on the outer right lane.
The whole area was blocked off by the traffic police. The crash resulted in serious damage to the rear bumper of the cars.
There were some tow trucks that started to tow away some of the cars from the accident scene.
Source: Facebook Complaint Singapore Raven Qiu
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