A netizen shared how he ordered food and his order was wrong.
He said that the delivery took almost 3 hours and that the status of the delivery was labelled as “delivered” 40 minutes before the food even arrived.
He also said that the food was packed wrongly as well.
The netizen also shared photos of the naan that he ordered, showing that they were burnt with a few pieces even having holes in them.
You can see his post in full below:
Source: Kabilashurnzar Facebook
A video emerged online showing an underaged YP drinking a can of beer.
He captioned his video: “Drinking beer at 12:35 be like”
It is unclear how he got his hands on the can of alcohol.
The legal drinking age in Singapore is 18.
Although there is no law that penalises underaged persons who consume alcohol, is it however illegal for licensed liquor sellers to sell alcohol to those below the age of 18.
Update: There was a typo error in the title, as pointed out by famed grammar specialist Wilson Tan from Facebook
A supermart located at Block 110 Yishun Ring Road, Angel Supermart, shared CCTV footage of a man stealing a charity donation box from their premises onto Facebook.
The incident purportedly happened on 2 November at around 6.45am.
The man was refused the sale of alcohol at first, before he took the entire money box.
The supermart updated that they have made a police report as well.
A video emerged online showing a debt collector from Ag Adler Oper turning up to collect money on behalf of their client.
They placed a banner outside the alleged debtee’s home, which enraged the homeowners who both took out their phones to film the debt collectors.
The debt collectors were seen in the video trying to explain themselves to the couple, saying that they were just doing their job, trying to show her their documents.
The woman then demanded a lawyer letter to prove that she owes money.
She was then seen in the video hitting the debt collector in the ensuing fracas, to which the debt collector said that he would be suing her.
The woman then went to her neighbour’s house and claimed that the debt collectors “made up a fake document”.
The debt collectors then urged the woman not to disturb her neighbours and move forward.
In an update to the incident, the debt collectors were seen in photos making a report to the police who had arrived at the scene.
A Twitter user shared how he was with his siblings and niece under his block playing with sparklers.
Someone from on top then threw an egg at them.
Is it unclear where the incident happened or who was the one responsible.
my siblings my niece and i were just playing with sparklers for Deepavali and someone from on top threw an egg at us????? wtf is this pic.twitter.com/GzQRF3hkGZ
— sham (@sham_ugh) November 4, 2021
A netizen shared a video about a man who was seen not wearing his mask properly.
The man appeared to be intoxicated at the time.
He was seen holding up the bus, talking to the bus driver about something as he shouted to his friend who was outside the bus.
A netizen shared a video showing a huge group people gathering together in public.
They were seen in a very large group celebrating and playing with fireworks.
The incident happened at Block 161, Tampines.
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.
We previously covered an incident where a car was caught on camera bursting into flames inside a tunnel along SLE, heading towards BKE (see “Recap” below).
The SCDF has since posted a statement on their Facebook, detailing the chain of events that happened.
Apparently the driver of the crashed vehicle was rescued from the car by a couple of good Samaritans right before the vehicle burst into flames.
The driver was conveyed to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital and the two kind souls were commended by the SCDF.
You can read SCDF’s full statement below:
A video emerged online showing a tesla Model 3 being hit by another car, before it crashed through a nearby railing due to the impact and falling into the river below.
The vehicle had to be hoisted out of the river using a crane.
Amazingly, the people inside the vehicle were seemingly unscathed, including the driver’s 10-month-old child.
The driver’s mother in law also only suffered a few small scratches on her knee.
The incident happened in China.
Image and video source: @sgnewsdaily on IG
A photo emerged online showing a taxi with its windshield destroyed.
Someone had allegedly thrown a heavy object down from a high floor of a HDB building.
The person who allegedly did it was purportedly a mentally challenged person and the taxi company ended up having to pay for the damages.
What’s actually amazing is that the windshield still remained intact, talk about quality glass.
The incident happened at Block 59C Geylang Bahru.
Image source: Beh Chia Lor via Netiizenz on IG
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