A video emerged online showing a YP illegally vaping outside and taking a selfie video of himself doing it, before pointing a middle finger and smirking at the camera.
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.
Source: @yoursgkaren on IG
A video emerged online showing a BMW being used by someone who is presumably rich to display potted plants.
The plants were seen being grown on and around the BMW, which is in itself being used as a “pot” for the plants.
Bicycles were also seen being used as well to hold the plants on the BMW.
A video emerged online showing a group of uncles fighting at a hawker centre.
They were purportedly fighting over a hawker centre seat.
One of the uncles was seen standing on top of the table as he was surrounded by 2 other uncles, before throwing punches at all of them.
Another uncle was seen falling onto the ground as he was being attended to by passerby’s
An offence of affray is committed where two or more persons disturb the public peace by fighting in a public place. This offence is defined under section 267A of the Penal Code and is punishable with a maximum sentence of one year’s imprisonment, a fine of up to $5,000, or both.
A couple was having dinner at Newton when a fire suddenly broke out nearby.
The fire alarm went off and the guy, @shzwynto, quickly went to get the hose reel and fought the fire to stop it from getting bigger.
The SCDF soon arrived at the scene to relieve him of his efforts, as he finally stopped to wipe off his sweat.
Well done brother!
The three of them add together I think got a few hundred years old, still want to fight.
The incident happened at 538 Bedok North Hawker Centre.
The man stand on top the chair and talk so loudly that it attracted a crowd, when the commotion started. Before around them were convincing the man on the chair to not fight.
A man said: “Don’t touch the elderly”, while another man shouted “The Police are here” in an attempt to stop them from fighting.
There is always a risk from buying things online, most people would prefer to shop over established online platforms but there are always a few that prefers to go “cheap” and buy from FB marketplace or Carousell.
When the deal goes south, no one is there to help. A woman was cheated $109 for a garbage product that appears completely different from the seller’s listing.
After the product was delivered she asked for a refund, the seller said it will be “processed” in a couple of days but eventually the seller block the woman and went missing.
Everyone, be careful. Don’t be fooled. The things bought by this company are completely different from the ones delivered. I told them.
They said that they will refund them. Within 7 to 15 days. It can be 11 days later. They will block yours. Facebook. Ask you to contact them without them. It’s a lie. Everyone, be careful!
The man claimed that he reported a pot hole to the authorities and it was repaired. But it did not last long, in less than 2 weeks the pot hole seem to be damaged again.
He complain that the repair was not well done and now need double work to get it fixed.
Our road Tar’s quality are cheapskate??Reported on the 26/08/21, according to Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC , LTA did repaired the pothole.
And today morning discovered the pothole damaged again..Our taxpayers money are very cheap perhaps ..
A Prime taxi driver of SHD2127P was arrested for the rash act after the car crashed into the void deck of Block 9 Jalan Rumah Tinggi.
The incident happened on Monday afternoon (Sep 6) at about 1609 hours.
The Police said: “A 41-year-old man was conscious when taken to hospital and subsequently arrested for rash act,”
Advisories from Yangzheng Primary School were published and send to parents after two students were found positive for Covid-19.
The primary 3 student was tested positive on 3rd September and the primary 4 student was tested positive 4 September 2021. The Primary 3 student was last in school on 1st September and the Primary 4 student was last in school on 2nd September 2021.
Over a month ago, A student from Yangzheng Primary School was also reported as a confirmed case.
The school is located at 15 Serangoon Ave 3, Singapore 556108
A car that was already damaged was seen driving around at Midview city, the vehicle had its hood damaged and at least half of the windscreen is blocked.
The driver still continues to drive the damaged car around getting into another accident.
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