A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sg.trendz which shows 2 secondary school students sparring with each other.
The students who are believed to be from Yuan Ching Secondary School were seen fighting to determine who would be crowned as the ultimate fighter.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows a police beating a red light and it was caught by the traffic camera.
The flash from the traffic camera could be seen as the police car failed to conform to the red light signal at Victoria Street.
A video was recently uploaded on the SG Chinese Community Facebook page which shows a drunk man causing a ruckus at a coffeeshop.
He took of his shirt to try to instigate a fight with other coffeeshop patrons. He even smashed crates of beer bottles as well.
49-year-old Leow Suat Hong is facing two charges after failing to take her sick dogs to the vet for treatment and 50 other charges.
The woman kept 60 dogs in her home and 14 of them died from a deadly virus. The virus is deadly to dogs and highly contagious, She allegedly fails to take enough precautions to care for the animals in her care leading to an outbreak of the virus to other dogs.
Court documents suggested that one of the dogs known as Dog 11 did not have any vaccination and died after contracting parvovirus. The 2nd charge is for another dog who suffered from ear infections and she did not bring the dog to a vet.
AVA was aware of the incident and took action back in 2016, but Leow refuse entry to the AVA officers. The officers told her that landed property are only allowed up to 3 dogs and the dogs are required for microchip and license.
Her failure to care for the dogs lead to the death of the 14 dogs and Leow disposed the dog’s bodies.
She was told that the dogs needed to be rehomed but she failed to do so and house them at a dog hotel instead.
All 60 dogs belong to the same breed bichon-maltese crosses
Per charge for failing to take proper care of the pets Leow could be jailed up to 1 years along with SGD$10,000 fine and banned from keeping pets.
“The dogs confirmed not neuter and lead to the insane breeding of so many dogs.“
A video emerged online showing a taxi driver missing a turn.
The driver was then seen reversing more than 50 metres on the road, against oncoming traffic.
He then cut across 4 lanes before he managed to go back to the turn that he missed and made the turn.
Champion stuff.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
CORRECTION NOTICE:
This article contains a false statement of fact. For the correct facts, click here:
https://www.gov.sg/article/factually150421
A photo posted by a Facebook user, Jasmine Ng Lz, stated that her father had allegedly died after taking the vaccine.
The 81-year-old man was described by her daughter as healthy, strong and had no major sickness prior to his vaccination, had passed away from alleged vaccination complications.
The old man cycled to and from a polyclinic near his home for his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine on 6th April at about 8.30am.
He then went home and had his meal.
However, that very same day, at about 9pm, he allegedly became out of breath, breaking out in cold sweat and turned pale.
His daughter immediately called an ambulance and he was rushed to the hospital.
The old man was immediately attended to at the A&E, and after an hour or so, the doctor came out and said that he had a heart attack and his heart had stopped beating.
The doctors then tried to revive him but it was to no avail.
Images source: Jasmine Ng Lz on Facebook
31-year-old Manika was charged in court for allegedly molesting a 64-year-old woman inside the toilet of Ayer Rajah Food Centre.
He pleaded guilty yesterday afternoon (6 April).
The incident happened on 11 November 2020, when the victim went to the toilet at around 2:35am to wash her face, and she was shocked to see a man emerge from the top of the cubicle.
The man assaulted the woman by exposing his lower body and covering her mouth with his hands, pinning her to the ground and even sitting on her.
The man was sentenced to 2 years jail and 2 strokes of the cane.
Image source: toilet.org.sg
Due to the heavy rains these few days, numerous drains in Singapore experienced excessive water.
A white cat believed to have been a stray, had purportedly fallen into a drain/river canal at Sungei Tampines and drowned.
A netizen shared that there was another black cat who also died earlier that day in the longkang, and that both cats probably drowned due to struggling in the water for too long.
The cats’ bodies were bloated when found.
A monitor lizard could be seen circling the cat’s corpse, waiting for the body to decompose before it devours the dead cat as its next meal.
Images source: Neo Soo Sian Sylvia via Singapore Wildlife Sightings Facebook
About a dozen otters “broke” into a condominium (The Crest) near Alexandra Road.
They were seen eating almost all the fishes in the condo’s pond, before dipping into the condo’s swimming pool for a swim.
Upset residents said that it was very depressing because they feed the fishes almost every weekend, and now they’re all dead.
The residents also lamented having to spend money to clean the pond and pools.
They shared that some children were also frightened by the sight of the fishes being eaten and started crying, with some fishes being seen with just an eye, and some without.
Image and video source: @ginasofsg on IG
A Singaporean company is offering a service, where topless and muscular “hunky” guys are available for hire to clean your house.
The company reiterated that it was not an April Fool’s joke and that they are indeed starting Singapore’s first ever “Hunky Man Cleaning Service”.
Their rates are as follows:
Images sources: @Vehs.com on Facebook
Join us on Telegram for instant news.
© Newspaper WordPress Theme by TagDiv