A netizen sends in a photo of a woman who appears to be enjoying her luxurious space on the MRT train by putting her bag and smelly jacket/towel on the reserved seat.
The man who sends in the photo said that all seats are occupied and there are people standing without seats.
The woman probably paid for two seats that’s why she can occupy both the seats.
A resident living in the HDB neighbourhood in Hougang Ave 8 has reported that a group of more than 10 elderly gathers at the void deck of Block 673 Hougang Ave 8 to gamble daily.
According to Shin Min Daily News, from a year ago, they will allegedly gather everyday and start playing from 11am till around 5pm, occupying two void deck tables due to the size of the crowd.
The resident says that although they do not drink and smoke or make a lot of noise, they were always seen not wearing their masks properly.
Besides, there are children that walk pass the area and their gambling activities might bring a bad influence to the children.
When the group of elderly was questioned, one of them mentioned that they are doing this to “exercise” their brains to prevent dementia.
They also claimed that they were not making a lot of noise and are fully vaccinated, so there is no reason to be afraid of the possible transmission of Covid-19.
The number of people allowed in social gatherings still stands at 5 pax, at the timing of this post.
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A cyclist shared an incident that happened to him while he was cycling.
He wrote that he was cycling when his bike suddenly got caught on some netting on the ground.
He then crashed and fell onto a pair of black spitting cobras that were tangled inside the net.
One of the snakes was in an attack position while the other one was dead.
Here is the story:
“I just want to share this for the safety of everyone walking/cycling in forests and parks. Please by careful and try to wear proper attire.
I caught my bike on some ground netting, and ended up crashing. My bike fell onto a pair of black spitting cobras, and was tangled heavily with the snakes and the netting. One was in a attack position while the other one died immediately (crushed under the tyre). I called acres, who advised me to stay away and watch if or where the snakes moved to. (Do not try to touch or move any snake you are not sure is dead)
A short while later, the other snake who originally tried to attack was motionless, and I noticed it was caught in the netting and chain. It later died. Luckily I was not bitten, and was not too badly injured.I would also like to thank the 2 passers by who help me untangle my bike, and use sticks to move the netting away.
Please do not attempt to move or harm a living black cobra, as it is extremely venomous. It can bite (fatally), or spray venom from over 2m away.Sharing to inform others of what to do in a snake encounter etc. Very scary experience”
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Alot of people love pokemon when they’re young and many fans always wondered how the pokemon dugtrio looks like underneath.
A toy company Ojitendo Studio created the toy variation a few years ago but the toy has been so popular that it was sold out worldwide.
We did a quick search and the toy has been sold up to USD$500 on eBay!
As of 15 August 2021, 12 pm, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed and verified that there are 50 cases of locally transmitted COVID-19 infection and 3 imported cases.
According to the Ministry of Health (MOH), more cases were detected on Aug 15 and My First Skool located along Chin Swee Road have an increase of 11 cases.
Bringing the total in the cluster to 31 cases
| Cluster | New Cases | Total |
| Bishan Bus Interchange staff | 1 | 10 |
| Sengkang Bus Interchange staff | 3 | 17 |
| SAFRA Tampines | 1 | 16 |
| My First Skool (54 Chin Swee Road) | 11 | 31 |
My First Skool which is located at 54 Chin Swee Road has the highest increase of cases among those that were reported on 15 August 2021.
The cluster was first reported on 12 August 2021 with 5 cases and it has grown by 26 cases more in a span of three days.
Previously MOH reported on Aug 6 that 4 cases were detected among 4 households at 51 Chin Swee Road and an employee at Sheng Siong was also detected with the virus on Aug 13.
A video emerged online showing a girl who was purportedly angry at her boyfriend for an undisclosed reason.
She reportedly didn’t want to cause a scene, so she resorted to an orthodox way of displaying her anger.
She took off her slippers and pointed a middle finger with her toes.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
According to a Police media release, 3 men and 2 women between the ages of 34 & 59 will be charged for obtaining multiple facemasks from vending machines.
The Police said that the 5 individuals had obtained NRIC details illegally and used them on the machine.
One of them, a 59-year-old man allegedly used other’s people’s NRIC to obtain 13 facemasks by “collection on behalf” and the Police found another 244 facemask which the Police suspects that they were also obtained illegally.
All 4 other suspects used a similar method of obtaining the facemask illegally by using other people’s NRIC details.
Anyone found guilty of cheating may face a jail sentence of up to 10 years & fine.
For stealing other people’s personal information such as NRIC, they may face a jail sentence of up to 3 years and/or be fined SGD$10,000.
Any person who has in his possession or conveys in any manner anything which may be reasonably suspected of being stolen or fraudulently obtained shall if they fails to account satisfactorily how he came by the same, be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $3,000 and/or jailed of up to1 year.
A video emerged online showing a girl with a guy inside a car, driving on the road.
The driver was seen pressing on his horn, but there was no sound.
The girl asked: “Abang, why your horn like not working ah?”
The driver then replied: “Ya not working…”
The girl then further asked: “Then how you horn people sia?”
The driver then demonstrated to her how he horns without a horn, shouting: “OI CHIBAI!”
Modern problems requires modern solutions.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A video emerged online showing a YP riding his bicycle on the road after being urged by his friends.
His friend could be heard shouting: “GNAGSTER GANGSTER, EH GANGSTER! CHIONG ROAD SOME MORE, CHIONG ROAD SOME– AAAH WAAAAH!”
That was when he suddenly crashed his bicycle on the road.
Image and video source: @singaporeviralsg on IG
The man recorded an awareness video, claiming that he was together with a girl he met on Tinder.
He stated that not long after he got into a relationship with a girl he meet on Tinder, the girl ask him for money. He expected the girl to return but they broke up and the girl ghost him.
He claimed that he “camp” downstairs at the girl’s house to try and get back $2.
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