A car was seen engulfed in flames at Woodlands Avenue 1.
Thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the blazing fire as SCDF personnel sought to put out the flames.
Image and video source: 新加坡华人华语网/SG Chinese Community Facebook
Mohamed Taha Ahmad, 60-years-old, was jailed 14 months for outrage of modesty of a victim under 14.
He reportedly pretended to ask the 12-year-old boy for help, bringing the victim to a staircase landing where he then pulled down the boy’s shorts and grabbed his genitals without his consent.
He first approached the victim at Bedok bus interchange and discovered that the boy was going to visit a friend.
He boarded the same bus as the boy and chatted with him about his school.
The victim then alighted at a bus stop at Bedok North, Taha then followed suit and alighted with him.
Taha did not live in the area and his reason for alighting was to follow the boy.
He asked the victim if he had time to chat and brought him to a void deck, where he asled the boy if he could help him with “something” without specifying what is it.
The two then took a lift, where Taha then asked him what size his undewear was, which shocked the boy.
He then offered the victim $10 for him to check the victim’s underwear size, the boy took the money without saying anything.
Taha then asked the boy to sit at a staircase landing and asked him to “open” after checking that no one else was around.
The boy didn’t know what he meant, and Taha then pulled the boy’s shorts and underwear from the front to look at his exposed genitals.
The boy then pulled himself away, asking Taha what was he doing.
Taha then pulled his shorts and underwear from the back to look at his buttocks.
The boy told the old man that he didn’t like what he was doing, Taha then grabbed the boy’s genitals over his shorts without warning.
The boy then pushed Taha’s hand away and told him no, wanting to return the $10 that the old man had given him.
The next day, the victim told one of his school’s teachers about what happened and was advised to made a police report.
Taha was then arrested on 28 October.
Image source: homeanddecor.com.sg (image used strictly for illustration purpose only)
A video emerged online showing a xmm vaping in her school uniform inside a classroom.
It is unknown which school the girl is from or how she managed to get her hands on the vape, which is illegal in Singapore.
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.
Image and video source; @complaint.sg on IG
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) said in a statement on 1 April that about 950,000 Singaporean HDB households will receive their quarterly GST Voucher U-Save rebate this month (April).
They will receive an additional 50 Percent of their regular U-save in the 2021 financial year, which will be credited in April and July.
The Regular and special U-save payments will amount to S$460 million in rebates, to support families with their household expenses, and the U-save special payment is part of the S$900 million Household Support Package that aims to provide additional support to familites with their expenses as part of the Budget 2021.
One and two room HDB flats will receive rebates equivalent to about 3 to 4 months of their utility bills.
Adding the U-save special payment on top of the existing rebates, these households will receive rebates of up to 4.5 to 6 months of their utility bills.
Three and four room flkats will normally received U-save rebates of about 1 to 2 months of their utility bills.
Together with the U-save special payment, they will receive a total of 1.5 to 3 months worth of rebates to their utility bills.
A 48-year-old woman was hit by a trailer while she was crossing the road at Penjuru Road at Teman Gardens yesterday, at around 4pm.
The police said that the accident involved a pedestrian and a trailer, and the victim was declared dead on the spot while a 68-year-old driver was arrested for dangerous driving causing death.
Many netizens have since commented that that area is known for many heaviy vehicles passing by, some at a fast speed.
Images source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
A Secondary 3 boy, Huzaifah, has been missing since 1 April 2021 and his family is appealing for witnesses for information about his whereabouts.
He was last seen at Block 487B Choa Chu Kang Avenue 5, at around 2.41am; he was wearing a Crest Secondary School shirt and shorts.
His whatsapp was last online at around 5am yesterday (1 April).
His worried parents are understandably in distress.
His family highlighted that his frequent hangout locations include Lakeside, Boon Lay, Bukit Batok, Bukit Panjang and Choa Chu Kang.
A police report has since been made by the family and anyone with information is advised to contact them at 91884631 or 98005504.
A passenger train that was carrying an estimated 350 people has derailed in a tunnel in eastern Taiwan, which led to the deaths of 36 people and injuring dozens more, authorities said.
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The train, traveling to Taitung, derailed in a tunnel just north of Hualien Friday morning, causing several carriages to hit the wall of the tunnel. Around 60 people have been safely evacuated from the first three carriages.
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Images of the crash scene show carriages inside the tunnel crumbled and ripped apart from the impact, passengers gathering suitcases and bags in a tilted, derailed carriage and others walking along the tracks littered with wreckage.
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The accident occurred at the start of a long weekend for the traditional Tomb Sweeping Day hospital.
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Taiwan’s mountainous east coast is a popular tourist destination. In 2018, 18 people died and 175 were injured when a train derailed in northeastern Taiwan, in the island’s worst rail disaster in more than three decades.
A video emerged online showing a bunch of cyclists cycling errantly and selfishly on the road.
They could be seen hogging all the lanes on the road, leaving the cars behind them unable to go through.
Image and video source: Baek Seo Young via Complaint Singapore Facebook
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page sgfollowsall which shows that the Singapore word “shiok” has made it’s was to the official German Dictionary.
In the video, you can also see how other Germans use the word “shiok” in their conversations.
A woman was seen shouting at Ya Kun’s staff and using terrible vulgar language towards the staff. She Intimidated Ya Kun Staff and even tells them to “come out”, one could imagine what would happen if the other party did come out.
But another video was recently uploaded on Facebook which shows a customer provoking the ah lian and it was believed that the ah lian’s shouting was directed to the customer, and she was not shouting at the staff of the Yakun outlet.
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