A video emerged online showing an ang moh cyclist beating a red light and cycling into oncoming traffic.
He was then knocked down by a car who didn’t see him as he appeared out of nowhere.
It is worth noting that the car moved because the traffic light was green, and that the cyclist was cycling even though the traffic light facing him was red. (As seen in the video)
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Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook
A Grabfood rider shared how he was on the road when he witnessed a car driving erratically, continuing to drive forward even after hitting another vehicle.
So the rider went to check out what happened and found out that the driver suffered a stroke while driving.
A few passers by called an ambulance and the rider helped to direct traffic as paramedics attended to the victim.
After 6 days of clogged traffic at the Suez Canal, where tens of millions of dollars are being lost in the global trade economy daily; the Ever Given has finally been freed, with the Suez Canal finally clear again.
The huge container vessel was lodged sideways, blocking the canal after it marooned on 23 March.
Salvage teams have managed to free the Ever Given after diggers removed 27,000 cubic meteres of sand from the banks of the Suez Canal.
In an Instagram livestream, the captain of the rescue crew heaved a sigh of relief after the Ever Given was freed and flashed a thumbs up, as cheers could be heard in the background of the video.
It is worth noting that the Suez Canal sees about 12 per cent of global trade pass through its waters each day, along with around one million barrels of oil and roughly eight per cent of liquefied natural gas.
A 21-year-old man drowned earlier today (28 March) after going swimming in a canal at Serangoon with his friends at about 5am.
He disappeared shortly after going into the water.
The victim’s father said that he was alerted by the police about the incident at around 7am, he then rushed down to the scene.
He divulged that he did not know that his son had gone swimming with his friends.
He also shared that his son’s friends didn’t hear or see signs of struggle during the incident.
The group started searching for him when they realised that he had gone missing, but it was to no avail.
That was when they called the police.
The SCDF said that they received a call at around 5.45am for water rescue assistance at a canal that was situated underneath the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Buangkok Drive.
When the SCDF arrived, there was no sign of the victim.
2 divers from the Disaster Assistance Rescue Team (DART) performed an underwater seach using a Remotely Operated Vehicle due to the poor visibility underwater.
A body was then subsequently retrieved by the divers, 6 metres from shore and at a depth of 2 metres.
A 20-year-old girl who is pregnant with her boyfriend’s child asked if she should tell the child’s father or go for an abortion so that she can go to university.
She shared that she has been together with her boyfriend for 2 years and found out recently that she was pregnant.
She doesn’t know what to do because she is going to be starting her university education soon and she feels like aborting the child.
She is torn between telling her boyfriend about her pregnancy; and getting an abortion secretly.
Image sources: @yplovestories on IG and Unsplash (Top image used for illustration purpose only)