An Instagram user, @jessica.stvl, shared a photo on her Instagram story the irked netizens and drew their ire.

She posted a photo of herself rolling her eyes, with the caption “when Indians are everywhere”.

It appears to be directed towards the Indian race.

Image: @jessica.stvl on IG

The Singapore Police Force(SPF) is investigating 9 massage operators after a raid was conducted at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 4, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 10, Brighton Crescent, Hougang Avenue 8, Upper Paya Lebar Road, and Yio Chu Kang Road.

The two women who were arrested under the Women’s Charter are 37 and 45 years old. The nationality of the women was not reported,

The Police said:

“The police have been consistently taking enforcement action at massage establishments to suppress vice and other illicit activities. Perpetrators will be dealt with in accordance with the law.”

Under the Women’s Charter, any person who knowingly solicits, receives or agrees to receive any gratification as an inducement or reward for providing any service, and who by providing that service does or will aid the prostitution of another person (being a woman or girl), shall be guilty of an offence, and shall on conviction be punished with imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years and a fine not exceeding $100,000. 

All property owners also have a responsibility to ensure that such illicit activities do not take place in their properties. They should exercise vigilance and look out for suspicious or dubious tenants.

All images sourced from Singapore Police Force

An Indian citizen expressed dissatisfaction over his inability to visit Singapore because of Covid-19. He/she intended to continue his/her studies here but discovered that airlines had yet to restore full operations.

The Indian national took to Twitter to tagged the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi stating that to urge the Indian government to take matters with the SG government to save students who want to study here.

In the post it states

“Those vaccinated need utmost 7 days quarantine, others 21 d quarantine”.

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First time seeing this.. even as a human i can hear the ringing sound and it hurt my ears.. is it safe for cats?

What wrong Singapore nowadays…we were once ok having stray birds/cats/chickens around but now feed the birds/chicken kena fines and now stray cat can’t roam the blocks….might as well u put a tracking device on strays

HUH??? why would they do that?? Can repellent crazy human mind or not??? that would be better!

It doesn’t harm the cats, it just emits the irritating sound to keep them away. This is probably put there cos of residents complaining about community cats peeing/marking the corridors or yowling.

After some time, the cats might just find somewhere else to hang out.This is a better alternative than having the cats relocated, or worse, removed by pest control.

It is motion censored triggered so will only go off once someone or the cat passes. It’s one of the humane methods used to deter the cat from complaining resident. It enables the cat to remain there and not be removed and culled.