The Singapore police said that a 47-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stealing women’s undergarments in a series of theft in the vicinity of Mountbatten.

A female resident make a police report on 20 February at around 6.20am about her missing undergarments.

The officers from Bedok Police Division established the alleged perpetrator’s identity through the use of CCTV images and groudn inquiries.

More than 60 undergarments were allegedly found in his possession.

Police investigations are ongoing at the time of writing.

Image source: Singapore Police Force

A 71-year-old motorcyclist died following a hit-and-run accident that happened at Bedok, along New Upper Changi Road last night (31 March).

He was with his wife, a 69-year-old woman, who was sitting pillion on his motorcycle, and both were involved in the accident that claimed his life.

His wife was conscious when she was conveyed to Changi General Hospital.

A passerby who stopped to render assistance to the victims, shared that the uncle was badly injured and that he had lost a lot of blood.

The old man was unconscious when taken to the hospital.

The passerby is appealing for witnesses to come forward with evidence of the hit-and-run accident.

Investigations are currently ongoing.

Images source: Aaron Sia via SG Road Vigilante on Facebook

A Sheng Siong outlet at a Marsiling Drive void deck was reportedly flooded due to being subjected to heavy rainfall on 29 March.

The employees had to use sandbags to stop the water from pouring in and they also used a pump to pump out the water from inside their shop.

The flooding lasted about 30 minutes.

Some of the supermarket’s goods could be seen floating on the brownish-looking rainwater, as the staff took off their shoes to stack the goods back onto the shelves as well as dispelling the flood.

A spokesperson for Sheng Siong said that the outlet is prone to flooding and as bsuch, they had sandbags and pumps to prepare for these kinds of situations.

Ko Kyung Ho, 45-years-old, will be charged in court today (1 April) for making false declarations so that he could opt out of having to serve a Stay Home Notice (SHN) at a dedicated facility.

He arrived in Singapore on 25 November last year and was issued a SHN from 25 Novemebr to 9 December.

He allegedly declared to ICA officers in a form that he would be staying at his place of residence either on his own, or with household members with the same travel history as him.

However, when officers conducted checks at his homje on 26 November, they found 3 people who did not share the same travel history as him; along with 9 house movers who were moving items into his place.

If convicted, Ko faced a jail term of up to 6 months, and/or a fine of up to $10,000.