A netizen shared how she saw 3 stray dogs attacking a helpless stray cat, with the feline being torn apart and mauled by its canine counterparts.
The cat purportedly died instantly with its organs spilled out.
The netizen shared that it was very gruesome and that she is very sorry she couldn’t do anything to fight off the 3 dogs.
The incident purportedly happened on 3 April at around 4am.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A girl shared how she was allegedly molested while she was going up an MRT escalator.
She wrote that while she was on the escalator, she felt a light brush on her backside but she didn’t turn around to look at the perpetrator.
The guy then walked in front and glanced at her, to which she responded by giving him a “death stare”.
She shared that she wanted to “throw hands” but decided against it because of social distancing.
The guy then got away.
The incident purportedly happened at Tampines.
Images source: @sg.influenzers on IG
A video emerged online showing two young punks in school uniform fighting each other at what appears to be a school.
One of the YPs then stopped to lie down on the floor to rest becasue he was presumably too tired from the fight.
Image and video source: @singapura.viral on IG
A video emerged online showing two young punks greeting each other by extending a handshake.
They then proceeded to suck on each other’s fingers suggestively for good measure.
Image and video source: @singapura.viral on IG
A video emerged online showing a seemingly serious traffic accident involving a motorcyclist.
A crashed motorcycle could be seen laid on the grass beside the road as the motorcyclist could be seen lying on the road unconscious, with numerous passers by coming to his aid.
The incident purportedly happened at Tampines Street 45.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
Following continuous complaints against errant cyclists on the roads, the public have been calling out for measures to curb misbehaving cyclists on the roads.
Ho Ching, the wife of Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, suggested that Singapore should register all bicycles and PMDs like how we register cars and buses.
She highlighted that Singapore used to do that; issuing license plates for bicycles until 1982, where they stopped the practice.
Images source: Ho Ching Facebook, roots.gov.sg
A netizen shared how his entire bunk had the same nightmare during his national service.
He said that during his National Service, he served his BMT at Pulau Tekong. He was from Kestrel Company, and his bunk was on the fourth floor.
One night, after an intense day of training, he felt physically tired; but during lights out, he felt uneasy and he tossed and turned in his bed, unable to fall asleep.
He eventually fell asleep and had a nightmare that felt very real to him.
The guy’s bed was the inner-most and furthest away from the bunk door, located right beside the window.
He dreamed that a woman was seated outside the bunk’s window, looking into the bunk.
She was combing her long hair with nary an expression on her face.
The guy shared that the woman was pale, as though all the blood was drained from her face.
The woman was standing up, although her feet couldn’t be seen because of the windows.
However, it wouldn’t have been possible for anyone to be standing outside their window because their bunk was on the fourth floor.
The guy then woke up at around 4am in cold sweat, and looked out of the window.
He didn’t see anything; unsettled, he still managed to go back to sleep.
The following morning, he woke up and found a strand of long hair underneath his pillow.
Worried, he told his buddy about the nightmare that he had the night before.
His buddy had a stunned look on his face, as he described every detail of his dream, because he also had the exact same dream.
The two then gathered their whole section and shared their nightmare with the bunk, the whole bunk fell into a deafening silence.
Everyone of them had the same exact dream of the woman combing her hair and looking in from outside the window, beside the OP’s bed.
Images source: Basic Military Training Centre Facebook and Abiud Hernandez Alvarez Facebook
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
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