A video emerged online showing a Shopee Express delivery staff throwing the parcels recklessly onto a truck.
He was seen throwing the items without a care if the things inside are fragile or not.
The incident purportedly happened in Malaysia.
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A video emerged online showing an Ang Moh YP not wearing his mask.
He was then seen turning around and spitting at the face of a girl, who then gave chase to him.
The incident appeared to have happened at Orchard, Scape.
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
Sengkang Town Council informed resident to remove digital gate lock and even chinese ritual items???
Hi everyone, l would like to share my personal encounter with the newly minted Sengkang Town Council since its inception from last year.
1. For coming almost to 6 months, l was unable to apply permit for my CCTV since it expired in March due to the amended by-laws were not ready under the new Town Council.
2. And when the much awaited by-laws under the new Town Council were ready, however, l was then being told that neighbour dispute does not qualify one for the installation of CCTV at all.
3. This is notwithstanding all the supporting documents (i.e. police reports and court letters) submitted to them.
4. I was then being issued with the 1st letter claiming that l had “excessive number” of CCTV units installed, CCTV was found be facing neighbouring units and the prolonged situation arising from using the CCTV. (Take note that this certified letter was not even signed for coming officially from the Town Council itself)
5. And the positioning of the CCTV talking about here was actually endorsed and approved by the previous Pasir Ris-Punggol Town Council itself!
6. Then l clarified with them. And came the 2nd reminder which now claimed there was only one CCTV which does not have its permit approved by them and l may apply for a permit if l wish to in which l had previously done so but was rejected???
7. Then now came the final warning letter by the Town Council.
8. On top and over of the removal of CCTV previously required, now l have to remove my digital gate lock and even including chinese ritual items which l used to practice my own faith and religion under the amended by-laws of Sengkang Town Council as stated in the letter.
9. And the reason given for the former was that the digital gate lock was found to be with camera capabilities (???) and both the incense stick holder (including bagua mirror) are deemed as fire and safety hazard for the latter (???).
10. However, the same Town Council that kept on slapping me with their by-laws seem do not have any issues with the similar items mentioned aboveplaced at other units within the same block and including the nearby blocks as l observed.
11. And l am also facing lot of difficulties in reaching out to this new minted Town Council as well as to the MPs which including writing in to them as they were found unresponsive.
12. I have moved in here for coming to almost 10 years since the BTO was completed and l did not have much issues with the town council in-charge as in contrast with now.
13. And the general surroundings of the estate have also declined in terms of up keeping with the cleanliness of public areas, maintenance of greenery and the living environment at large for residents.
14. At the end of the day, is that the newly minted Sengkang Town Council here to serve the need of the residents or acting more of an enforcement agency as seen over here.
15. So for the rest of the residents living in Sengkang, please do not be alarmed if one day you are being told to remove all your items outside your unit (even including religious items), having valid permit for video doorbell, digital lock etc. with no room for discussion let alone speaking of appeal from the newly minted Sengkang Town Council as seen here.
16. Please help to share the above to create awareness and thank you please!From a baffled and confused residentMinistry of National Development Ministry of Culture, Community and YouthMinistry of Home AffairsSengkang Town CouncilSengkang GRC
The popular Train Night Market Ratchada is Bangkok is closing down for good due to the coronavirus.
A very sad video then emerged online showing the last remaining shopkeepers saying goodbye to the place, as they explained why it had to close.
They lamented how the market fell from grace, from a once bustling night market to a no man’s land, empty and void of life.
Goodbye old friend…
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A man was spotted drinking beer in the MRT taking the priority seat.
It is against the law to consume in the train, no food or drink was to be consumed in MRT trains and stations. If you do, you will be issued a notification of offence which carries a fine of up to $500.
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.
If the man is caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly he can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.
A video emerged online showing a XMM standing on the MRT tracks.
She was seen leaning over the railing right beside the tracks.
A huge commotion could be seen at the MRT platform as the staff radioed for help and the public were taking videos of the incident.
She had allegedly wanted to jumped down from the tracks.
A video emerged online showing a group of maids illegally gathering in a group of 7.
They were seen not wearing their masks, as a guy was seen kissing the hand of one of them.
The incident purportedly happened at Paya Lebar.
Image and video source: @rinipesek26 on TikTok
A video emerged online showing a group of FWs gathering in a group of 15.
They were seen with a birthday cake and the video was accompanied by a birthday song.
They were presumably celebrating a birthday.
They were also seen not wearing masks.
Image and video source: @rinipesek26 on TikTok
A foreign talent working in Singapore is unhappy as she felt that Singaporeans are getting the vaccination before her.
She says that there is “discrimination”. Her claims are untrue and there is no such legalisation that states that a Singapore citizen gets the vaccination first, only targetted age groups of elderly get vaccination first as they are the most vulnerable.
Self-entitled saying “expats contribute so much” using it as a leverage to discuss vaccination priority.
COVID-19 vaccination is free for all Singaporeans and long-term residents in Singapore.
The COVID-19 vaccination programme is being progressively rolled out to all Singaporeans and long-term residents.
All persons aged 12 and above, starting with Singapore Citizens, can now register for their vaccination below. For individuals below 18 years of age, and who are not part of the MOE vaccination exercise, the parent/guardian should register on behalf of the individual
A video emerged online showing a YP attacking a girl inside a classroom.
He was seen throwing her worksheets and pencil case onto the floor.
He then tried to throw the table as well, as the girl was seen defending herself.
Image and video source; @singapuravirall on IG
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