A netizen by the name of Rubi shared how a group of women was changing their clothes in front of other men and children nearby.

The incident happened on 3 April, at around 11am, at a shelter on St John’s Island.

Rubi shared on Stomp that it was raining heavily at the time and everyone was seeking shelter from the heavy downpour.

The aforementioned group of women also came to the shelter and were seen eating and enjoying themselves.

The rain later stopped and the women then got up and changed out of their clothes, without caring about the many guys and children who were around at the time.

The netizen shared that there was a toilet nearby, just beside the shelter, and that it was just less than a minute away.

She expressed her disappointment at them, as she had a child with her at the time.

She also shared how everyone was looking at the women changing and shaking their heads, as they changed their inner wear in front of the strangers.

A Facebook user, Wilson Lai, posted an appeal for witnesses in the SG Road Vigilante Facebook Group about an accident that happened on the SLE.

Here is what he said

Would like to appeal for dash cam footage or witness for an accident last Sunday 3 Apr, 10:45am, on SLE westbound towards Lentor Ave exit.

I was in the red car driving on the left most lane preparing to exit via Lentor Ave when suddenly I saw the lorry appeared very close up in my side mirror. Within the next second, the lorry crashed into my right rear passenger door resulting in both right doors to be badly damaged and stuck closed.

After the driver alighted, he apologised saying he had fallen asleep on the wheel as he had worked night shift the day before. He offered to privately settle the accident saying he would only pay for the damages to my car. I refused as my wife had hit her head on the window and was feeling unwell.

Being unfamiliar with such situations, I took down the party’s details and said I will settle it through the proper channel via my insurance and allowed the lorry to leave. I then brought my wife and 4yo kid to the hospital to seek medical attention.

The next day I brought my car to the accident reporting centre, and when the staff called up the driver, he changed the story and claimed that my car had cut into his lane.

Greatly appreciate any advice and assistance. Thank you.

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Singaporean activist Gilbert Goh shared how his team agreed to help an elderly woman clean her home and she then broke down in tears.

She is unable to do the cleaning due to suffering a condition that affects her mobility.

Here is his post

A elderly woman in tears after the team agrees to clean her windows – the only part of the super-clean house which she can’t access due to her mobility condition.

It’s difficult to see a elderly woman breaking down and we took turns to talk to her.

We thought of returning another day to do the cleaning but a volunteer suggests doing it on the spot.

We took around twenty minutes to do the job and subsequently the impromptu act moved her to tears.

Maybe it’s being a while someone took the time and be kind to her without any condition.

We also passed her our bento meals and $50 angbao.

It was a very good day indeed for all of us.

Do something good for Singapore – a charity movement to alleviate the hardships of displaced elderly Singaporeans.

A photo that was shared on Facebook has gone viral with almost 400 shares and 400 comments after a man was seen riding a PMD on the road.

It is illegal to ride a PMD on the road and the PMD that man is riding does not seem to be registered as there is no number plate.

Netizens has been calling this photo the “Pang Sai Photo” ready to go toilet

Here are what netizens think:

• Ppl will only learn when everyday I cyclist die on the road…that will make them stay away from the road

• Let them be la. If kana bang, no our fault. Just serve him and learn lesson. We pay the road tax, erp and gantry.

• Another Moron on the road….

• The PMD no need coe no road tax and no insurance how good is this government.

faster die faster good

• never skip leg day… in this case whole body missed

• Because nth happen yet. It always too late later. Cherish life. Y let other take control of ur life. Don’t get it

• When they are sitting on their brain. How to learn?

• Pang sai going come out soon

Riding PMD on the road

 Under the Active Mobility Act, it is an offence for PMDs to be used on roads, footpaths and/or pedestrian-only paths – PMDs are only allowed to be used on shared paths (cycling paths).

 Offenders caught riding their PMDs on the roads, footpaths and/or pedestrian-only paths, face a fine of up to $2,000 and/or a jail term of up to 3 months.

 Repeat offenders face a fine of up to $5,000 and/or a jail term of up to 6 months.

A video went viral after a man was seen lecturing other passengers about talking on the bus.

The man who recorded the video said “tell people don’t talk he own self-talk”.

He later tried to make include race in his arguments and a man was heard in the background shouting back that they did not talk about race and why is he talking about race.

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