The Police are looking for the men shown in the images below to assist with investigations into a case of theft of bicycle reported on 15 August 2021 at Blk 930 Hougang Street 91.
Anyone with information is requested to call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness.
All information will be kept strictly confidential.
A video emerged online showing a couple of YPs fighting at a street soccer court.
One of the YPs was seen pushing the head of the other boy in red, who then retaliated by slapping his assailant in the head repeatedly.
The boy then punched him back and it escalated into a full fledged brawl.
A video emerged online showing a YP Beng and a XMM getting it on behind some bushes at a HDB estate.
The girl was seen riding on top of the guy and going up and down.
There were passers-by in the vicinity although the couple seemed oblivious to the public.
Image and video source: SG Shares on Telegram
Ang Siu Yen, 22 year old Singaporean Permanent Resident, has been given three weeks jail on Wednesday (Sep 1) for breaching her Covid-19 stay home notice after she has been told to stay home till she receives a negative swab test result.
She was diagnosed with respiratory symptoms but shortly after, went to take public transport multiple times and met her boyfriend for shopping in various malls.
Ang visited Healthway Medical Clinic along Yishun Avenue 11 on Oct 24 last year as she was experiencing runny nose, cough with phlegm and a dry sore throat.
She was issued a four day MC after being diagnosed to have upper respiratory tract infection and had to go for a Covid-19 swab test and stay home till the swab results came out.
She acknowledged this but left her Yishun flat several hours later after being swabbed.
She also took public transport like buses and trains to various places like Junction Nine in Yishun, Yew Tee Point and National Library in Bugis and also mingled with her boyfriend and her friends while still on her Stay Home Notice.
Ang’s swab results came back inconclusive, the doctor went to her residence to inform her but she was not home and therefore contacted her through her housemate to remind her not to leave home.
She did not bother and still continued going out the next day.
The authorities subsequently traced her movements via her EZ-link card records.
She ultimately tested negative for Covid-19 but in her sentencing, the judge said that it was irrelevant whether she was still symptomatic or not as those who have Covid-19 might also be asymptomatic.
Ang could have been given up to six months imprisonment, fined up to S$10,000 or both for breaching the Covid-19 laws in place.
Image source: ica.gov.sg and Google Maps
A video emerged online by TikTok user @with_navya, complaining about “Chinese privilege” in Singapore.
She lamented the alleged denial of it in Singapore, and called out PM Lee in her video.
She then said that “just because you have laws in place doesn’t mean everyone follows them”.
Image and video source: @with_navya on TikTok
A photo emerged online showing 2 cyclists lying on the ground with their bicycles in a heap.
They were seen on the ground writhing in pain as their legs were still on the pedals.
One of the cyclists had visible scratches on his right calf.
A driver spotted a bunch of “tour de France” cyclist at Punggol and not only block the traffic but also violate the “rules of 5 pax”.
Many of the tour de France monkeys think that they are above the law and continue to gather in large groups and becomes a nuisance on the road by block traffic.
They probably have low self-esteem and want to be featured in the media in order to get a sense of accomplishment, like a child purposely doing something wrong to get attention from their parents.
Let’s hope these monkeys get fined.
First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.
For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.
McDonalds will be launching a new McPepper Burger which is said to be “easy on the pocket” on September 2.
The McPepper burgers comes with two beef patties and is coated with sweet and spicy black pepper sauce topped with diced onions and is available as part of the Extra Value Meal (EVM) set which comes with medium fries and small coke for only S$5.
It will be available at all McDonald’s Singapore restaurants and via its delivery platform McDelivery, Grabfood and Foodpanda.
The Scrambled egg burger will also be back on September 2, and will be sold as Scrambled egg burger with chicken and Scrambled egg burger with sausage.
The meal comes with a hashbrown and a cup of hot coffee.
They will also be available at all McDonald’s Singapore restaurants, on McDelivery, as well as Grabfood and Foodpanda.
Image source: McDonald’s Singapore
I want to complain about Bedok Central Blk 205 Bedok North St1 Kopitiam & Foodfare. Right beside Heartbeat@Bedok.
This is so misleading I topped up my Kopitiam card $50 but end up only 2 stalls is able to use Kopitiam Card. The rest of the stalls must pay cash. Why so misleading?! Should have declared upfront only 2 stalls accept Kopitiam card.
That is the drinks stall and the Yong Tao Foo stall. The rest still must pay cash. Now I topped up already still must fork out cash for the rest of my family eating other stalls while my money is stuck inside your Kopitiam Card!!
A photo has went viral after a man was spotted not wearing a mask properly and sitting in the MRT like his uncles house.
He put his leg on the handles and relax as if he is at the beach.
“His parents have done a great job bringing him up. He should be reported to SMRT and the police for appropriate actions.”
“Maybe he handicap. No backbone”
“These sort were never taught from young how to sit properly. I have seen kids being chased by domestic helpers during meal times instead of being seated at the dining tables, eventually they will grow up to be like this idiot.”
“See the leg kena scratch by pontianak already still dont want to put down”
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