The Police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of 15-year-old Ms Shanaz Binte Azhar. She was last seen in the vicinity of Block 178 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4 on 22 August 2021 at about 5pm.

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.

Imagine if you’re having a stomachache and you have to run from level 7 to level 1 and each level the toilet is locked.

A man complained about his unfortunate encounter at Kallang Place.

Here is what he say:

“This is the first time I saw the entire factory’s at Blk 28/30 Kallang Place common toilets from 1st floor to 7 floor had locked up for public use, please be more considerate management.”

Is the building management is encouraging people to defecate in the corridor? Toilets made of gold?

It seems that the malls are the focus of many people after a netizen spotted large cracks on the building recently. Seng Kang’s Riverdale mall opened in the year 2000 and it was refurbished in 2017.

Earlier today a power outage occurred in a mall, a woman said that it lasted for about an hour.

Netizens worried

Straits Times enquired The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) and they reported yesterday that the building has since been ordered for repair after photos of cracks on the building went viral.

A netizen shared how he came back to Singapore after more than 10 years abroad.

Hw was meeting some old friends from his primary school to catch up, and they taught him a new word: “Pundei”.

They told him that it meant “Good evening, good afternoon, good morning”.

He then went to his girlfriend’s house and greeted her mother with “Pundei”.

Here is the story:

“After PSLE, my parents sent me overseas to study in Australia.

By the time I returned to Singapore, 10 years had passed, I graduated and worked there for a while before coming back.

I met my Singaporean girlfriend while studying and when I returned to Singapore, she asked me to visit her mother with her whom she has not seen in a long time.

I agreed, but I asked her to meet some of my friends first because I wanted to introduce her to them.

We met for dinner and had a really good time getting to know each other, and one of them told me to say “pundei” to her mother when I see her.

I asked what does it mean, and they told me it was a greeting used to address elders respectfully.

So when I met my gf’s mother at her house for dinner, I shook her hand and said:

“Hello auntie, pundei!”

She appeared horrified and my girlfriend hurriedly chimed in and explained that I was still learning the local lingo to her mother.

After the visit, she told me that Pundei was a vulgarity and my friends had a good laugh at me.

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