The bodies of 2 teenage girls, aged 15 and 16, were found at the foot of Block 143 Toa Payoh Lorong 2.
Witnesses said that the two bodies were found less than 1m apart.
The police said that they were alerted to the incident at 10.02pm and when they arrived, the two teenaged girl swere found lying motionless at the ground floor of the block.
The two girls were pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
White sheets were used to cover the dead bodies.
Preliminary investigations revealed that there were no criminal acts involved in the incident, although investigations are currently underway.
A resident who lived nearby shared that they were at a table within the vicinity when they heard a loud sound.
They soon realised that someone had fallen down from the HDB and they called the police.
The two girls were reportedly very close friends and they had apparently fallen down from the building at the same time.
Identical bracelets were also found on them and were recovered for further investigations by the police.
A netizen shared how he was “sneakily” charged extra by Circles.Life for add ons and when he informed them about the incident, they told him that they will remove the add ons and waive the fees.
However, he shared that after 2 months, nothing was done and Circles.Life continued to deduct money from his bank account during the 2 months.
He wrote that when he spoke to an agent about the problem, the agent told him that it was his (the OP) fault he didn’t check.
The OP then shared how he was corresponding with a Circles.Life agent via chat, asking for them to remove his credit card details from their platform, the agent (Roy) then disconnected and left the chat, leaving him hanging.
Yin Thet Tin, an alleged Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) student, has been purportedly abducted by the Myanmar Security Forces, according to a verified Twitter user; Ro Nay San Lwin.
He wrote that Yin went to the Mingaladon market to get some snacks when she was stopped by a CNN correspondent, Clarissa Ward, for an interview.
Shortly after the interview, her parents tried to meet up with her but was refused by the Myanmar Security Forces, and she was then taken to the Shwe Pyi Thar interrogation Centre, where she would be allegedly tortured.
The Twitter user wrote that her life is at high risk at the moment.
Her fellow students allegedly approached concered SIM officers/advisors to release a statement from SIM to demand her release but their requests were allegedly refused.
Images source: @wakeupsingapore on Instagram, @humansofmm and @nslwin on Twitter
Facebook user Tang Lai Theng recently posted on Facebook after she lost her gold bracelet at Jalan Besar’s ARC 380 food court. She then tried to seek help from fellow netizens to help look out for her lost bracelet.
Here was her post.
今天在Jalan besar 的51 Kopitiam 和 ARC 380 food court 用餐的人们和工作人员。我掉了这条手链。如果有捡到这条手链可以通知我吗？这条手链对我好重要。可以联络我96403168(希望有好心人捡到还我）谢谢
Source: Tang Lai Theng Facebook
The people and staff who dined today at. Kopitiam and ARC. food court in Jalan besar. I dropped this bracelet. Can you notify me if you find this bracelet? This bracelet is so important to me. You can contact me (I hope you have a good heart to pick it up and return it to me) Thank you.
But instead of getting help, a person contacted her through Whatsapp using a Vietnamese number and tried to scam her.
Source: Tang Lai Theng Facebook
The Vietnamese stated that she found the gold bracelet and asked the woman to transfer $90 to her for shipping fees so she can return the gold bracelet to her from Vietnam.
Please be careful of scam group if you see your post missing something, he will find the lost owner and tell you what you’ve got.[+ 843821757xx] I don’t even see the bracelet yet he’s more nervous than me. Whatapp I keep asking how to send it back to me. I said this bracelet is not my incomplete bracelet I wouldn’t want it. Don’t think I’m a waterfish. You guys are doing it, God is watching and waiting for the heavens to receive you
Facebook user Inex Yip, a Singaporean mother of two, recently posted on the SCPG Facebook page after her encounter with a hum sup (lecherous) spirit after Jurong Street 52 after she rented a 4-room flat there.
Here is the full story.
In 2013 I had my 2nd child. Couldn’t managed, so my family rented a 4room flat near my mother’s place at Jurong West St 52. At the flat viewing, I thought it was quite ok. As we only intended to rent two rooms, one of the bedroom was used for landlord’s storage instead. I (and only I) only took a brief glance at that room and storeroom and close the door.
This proved to be a mistake. As I had my three year old with me, I thought he could help to flag anything unusual with that place. But he was his usual self so I thought the place was ok. Everything was fine up to the first week we moved in. My mum took my younger son out and my eldest was in childcare. I finally had sometime to do the housework in the morning.
So I got around to sweeping the house. Thought I would sweep the spare room too since it had been unoccupied for quite some time. So I swept what little area that wasn’t covered with the landlord’s items and closed the room door. Took two steps and the door slowly opened by itself. I was puzzled because my front door was closed and there was no wind, not even a slight breeze. So I closed it again, thinking something could be wrong with the hinges. I was not five steps away when the door opened again. No wind. Nothing. The hair on my neck was standing up at this point and even though I was still trying to convince myself it was a hinge problem. It was not a swing door btw. So I went over and closed the door again. Standing there, daring the stupid door to open again. Mind you, the sun is still shining brightly outside. At night when my husband came home, I asked him to check the hinges. He did and told me there was nothing wrong. I decided to keep the incident to myself since I didn’t think it was a big deal.
It happened again on a few occasions till I got used to it. A couple of months later I asked my eldest son why I never saw him playing in his room by himself. His response made my hair stand -“There are people in my room, Mama.” At 3 years old, he hasn’t learnt the word “ghost” yet. I brushed it off but he always insisted on staying out of his room till it was bedtime. Life was busy for a working mother of two, so I didn’t think so much.
A year passed uneventfully till my husband started his own business (with his own share of odd tales – story for another day) and had to work late at times. My eldest is now sleeping with his younger brother, so I slept by myself in the master bedroom. That particular night my husband was working late again and I was sleeping alone. As I drifted off to sleep, half awake, I felt a man’s arm hugged me from behind. I can even feel his face snuggling into my neck! F**K!!! Really that was the first word that come to my mind. I don’t think I was ever so shocked or terrified in my life. I bolted out of bed and whacked the lights on, thinking there was an intruder in my house. But there was no one but myself in room…
Anyway I’m not going to pretend to be brave and stay to face that thing. I gather my blanket and pillow and went to sleep with my boys. Somewhere in my vague memories, I remember from some old movies that males have more “yang” energy and women are more “yin” and therefore tend to be more vulnerable to spirits. I am also banking on the fact that my boys are born in the year of the tiger and snake, both fierce animals, and hopefully will keep that thing away from me. I didn’t get disturbed the rest of the night.
