A video emerged onlinei showing a group of YPs loitering around and gathering in a large group.
They were seen in a group of 9, with many of them not wearing masks.
A bottle of vodka was also seen on the ground.
Source: @limpeh.sg on IG
Would like to complain about an uncle sitting in front of 01-41 Ang Mo Kio central markets and food centre scolding vulgarities extremely loud at around 2.19pm – 2.20pm on 16th October 2021 after a lady’s cooler bag accidentally touches his back.
He literally repeated multiple times loudly despite people staring at him. How can someone at this age be so rude and cruel and scold vulgarities in such a gracious society like Singapore?
He is just being so paranoid and it’s so unfair for the lady carrying both cooler bag and tote bag on both shoulders. #angmokio
Terrible experience with Grab driver’s app
HORRIBLE, terrible & troublesome experience with Grab, as a driver.
My 60-year-old dad just got a new phone on 10 Oct so he was still trying to get used to navigate around the Grab Driver app on his new phone.
He completed a job on 11 Oct but he wrongly indicated the fare amount at the end of the trip. It was $18 but he indicated $118. He wanted to call the Grab hotline to report issue but it required an OTP. He did not know how to retrieve the OTP.
He had to go out of his way to meet me at my workplace, for assistance. I went on the app & I was having a very hard time to find for the OTP too!! I spent about 3-5 mins on the app & finally found it!! So many clicks until I got to the “Call Us” page!!
Now, why is it so hard to reach out to Grab support?? Aren’t they supposed to make it as convenient as possible for the drivers to report any emergency issues?? I kept thinking about other Grab uncles/aunties who are less tech-savvy & imagined that it must be hard for them too!!?
The next day 12 Oct, my dad made a mistake again when entering the fare amount. He was nearby Grab@SinMing so he decided to drop by the office to report the issue.
When he reached, he was not allowed to enter as he did not make an appt. At this point, he was already very upset when he called me. I quickly looked up online and thankfully there was an available appt slot.
Shortly later, he called me again & told me that none of the staffs there were able to help him with the issue and instead they simply issued my dad with a piece of paper with instructions on it.
They asked my dad to call the hotline to report, sure… But WHY CAN’T THEY JUST GUIDE MY DAD WITH THE APP NAVIGATION SINCE HE WAS ALREADY THERE?? In the end, my dad had to drive down to my office again for help. (After this incident, I made a video tutorial for him to refer to.)
On 14 Oct, my dad checked his Grab wallet & found out that Grab deducted $100 & credited him $18 for the job on 11 Oct. The transaction of $118 did not go through as we reported an issue. Therefore, my dad didn’t receive any payment at all & it means that the deduction of $100 is WRONG.
NO ONE called my dad to inform about this, not even in the email (pictured). Can you imagine if my dad didn’t check his Grab wallet?? $100!! I had to call Grab again & I went off at the CSO. He admitted that it’s an error. Can ah like that? Anyhow deduct money & not being informed omg
It really got us thinking about other drivers’ user experience with Grab support.
So to all Grab drivers out there, PLEASE check your Grab wallets regularly!! There might just be wrong deductions here & there.
@Grab, PLEASE do something about your Driver’s app!!!! It’s rubbish and not user friendly at all.
Note: 16 Oct – They just credited $100 back into my dad’s Grab wallet a while ago. Again, no emails or calls.
Note: The lady CSO who attended to my dad’s case on 12 Oct was super nice and resolved the issue within less than an hour. Thank you, Kay!
A 19-year-old NUS student died after falling from height at the campus’ Prince George’s Park Residences.
A statement posted on Facebook by the NUS Students’ Union confirmed the news, revealing that the incident happened on 14 October.
The SCDF and police were deployed to the scene and the victim was found unconscious at the site, before being conveyed to the hospital.
He later succumbed to his injuries and died.
At the time of writing, police investigations are still ongoing.
Images source: NUS Students’ Union Facebook and Google Maps
A video emerged online showing a YP illegally vaping openly at the Pioneer Residents’ Corner.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
Source: @xiaoypofsingapore on IG
A video was uploaded on social media showing a dispute between a couple with another driver.
The child was placed on the lap of the driver seat and they were arguing that the child is playing with the horn and disturbing the neighbourhood.
A video emerged online showing Malaysians fighting over the wearing of masks.
One of the men was seen not wearing a mask and being confronted by another man, who sarcastically asked him if he had the virus.
The guy then made some loud howling sound and said: “so what? call police and catch me lah?”
In another video, another man was seen shouting in the video, saying:
“You want to be loud ah, I can be louder than you!”
The incidents happened in Malaysia
Source: Singapore Incidents Facebook
Netizen complaints after ninja van deliver in the middle of the night and made the recipient waited the whole day for nothing.
Dear Ninjavan, I do not know why you notify me that you will be delivering the parcel on 16 October 2021 on 0753 hours. I have waited the whole day at home, expecting the parcel to arrive. To my disappointment, the parcel did not arrive and I didn’t know that you guys even deliver at 0019 (17 October) this is very disappointing. As I have literally waited the whole day at home.
Please do not notify the customer that you are delivering today if you are unable to uphold the delivery.
Another netizen commented that she has the same issues with NinjaVan:
Editor notes: I also kana before delivery in the middle of the night. But lucky I haven’t sleep.
A video emerged online showing an elderly woman making a scene at the entrance of a shopping mall.
She was purportedly refused entry into the mall because she was unvaccinated.
However, it appears as if they managed to break through the security guards and made her way into the mall.
But she was confronted by the guards and she appeared as if she was trying to attack them.
Source: Singapore Incidents Facebook
A video emerged online showing a couple of YPs fighting savagely at a multi storey carpark.
They were very clearly trying to knock out each other, seeing as the punches were wholly full blooded.
The referee tried to stop and break up the fight at one point but struggled.
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