A compilation video emerged online showing numerous errant cyclists enangering themselves and others on the road.
One cyclist was seen riding against an oncoming car before he swerved his bike and rode away towards another oncoming bus, cycling against the flow of traffic.
Other videos also showed the cyclists drifing in and out of lanes with cars behind them, some also riding against traffic.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
Janil Puthucheary, the Senior Minister of State for Health, said in parliament that Singaporeans below the age of 45 can book their slots for the Covid-19 vaccination programme from June onwards.
As of 3 April, around 1.05 million people in Singapore have receaved at least one dose of the vaccine.
Aroudn 468,000 of the 1.05 million people have received their second dose and completed the full vaccination.
He added that the number of vaccination centres have been expanded to 31, with a further 9 more to be opened by mid-April which means there will be a total of 40 vaccination centres islandwide.
Puthucheary also added that Singapore’s supply of vaccines remains limited because of the ability of of the vaccine manufacturers to deliver them due to the overwhelming global demands.
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A video emerged online showing a close shave between a car and a bicycle on the expressway.
The cyclist was cycling on the expressway and the driver couldn’t see him because his view was obstructed.
And when the driver’s view was finally clear, the cyclist seemingly appeared from out of nowhere and almost caused an accident.
Imag and video sources: @sgfollowsall on IG
A video surfaced online showing a hornbill stealing a pet bird out of its cage and eating it.
The hornbill could be seen hopping onto the cage of the bird, looking at the bird inside the cage.
The hornbill the stuck its beak into the cage and bit onto the bird, pulling it out from the cage and eating the little creature.
Image and video source: Singapore Wildlife Sightings Facebook
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows a young punk Grabfood delivery rider riding on the KJE Expressway.
He uploaded his exploits online as he wanted to show the world how daring he was and also the fact that he did not get caught.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgbengz which shows 2 young punks disturbing monkeys.
The monkeys then attacked the young punks which causes on of them to tumble and fall.
A video was recently uploaded on Facebook which shows a young punk trying to punch a security personnel at the train station.
The security personnel kept his cool till he could not take it. He then gave a young punk a punch to his face and knocked him out. The incident was believed to have happened in Taiwan.
A girl has been reported missing since 3 April.
Her full name is Jenavieve Lim Xuan Yu.
A police report has been made and the family is appealing to the public to keep a lookout.
Anyone with information on the girl’s whereabouts is advised to inform the police.
Images source: Amanda Ysq on Facebook
A concerned netizen shared how he saw 2 young punks doing somersaults and backflips in a playground with many children running around.
He shared that it was very dangerous because of the likelihood of them accidentally kicking a child.
He then walked over and told the YPs to stop, and they challenged him to go ahead and call the police.
The shirtless YP could be seen doing a flip in the video and almost hitting a kid who was running behind him.
Image and video source: Complaint Singapore Facebook
A video emerged online showing a Mercedes driver at a discretionary left turn junction.
He didn’t give way to the pedestrians, who were crossing when the green man on the traffic light was on.
He then hit the stroller of a female pedestrian, which had a toddler inside.
The toddler who was around 2 years old, cried loudly u pon the impact, as the Mercedes driver then allegedly drove away.
The incident purportedly happened on 1 April, at Middle Road, at around 7.48pm.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
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