A harrowing video emerged online showing a YP climbing dangerously over what appears to be the ledge of a HDB building.
He was seen on the outside periphery of the corridor ledge, climbing over it to get back inside.
It is unclear where the incident happened.
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
A video emerged online showing a couple of jaywalking pedestrians running across the road.
A taxi was driving past but slowed down just in time to avoid crashing into them.
The incident happened yesterday (30 July) at Bukit Panjang.
Image and video source: SGRV
A man recently posted an image on Facebook commemorating 500 days of Lockdown between Singapore and Malaysia.
500 days ago on 18th March 2020, Malaysia implemented its first movement control order (MCO).
Many Malaysians working in Singapore rushed home the night before to pack their things and to see their families before coming back to Singapore.
Little did they know at that time that the borders between our two countries will remain close for leisure travel even till today.
Let us hope that the situation gets better, so that our fellow Malaysian friends can go home to see their loved ones and we can also go into JB for our weekend activities.
Check out the image posted on FB below:
Image Source: Malaysia-Singapore Border Crossers(MSBC) 马新过境者 Facebook Page
A video was posted on facebook recently of a xmm showing off her chopstick handling skills at a steamboat dinner.
The boyfriend first reached out to grab a piece of raw meat but was slapped away by the girl.
She then goes on to shows off her chopstick handling skills before cooking the meat and teasing the boyfriend and taunting him to take the cooked meat if he dares.
Check out the video below to see her skills.
Image and video source: Facebook page @HanyuBooks
Recently, a video on Tiktok shows a robot vacuum cleaner doing its daily function of cleaning the house.
As the vacuum was moving around, it moved towards the direction of a dog just lying down there chilling beside the owner.
The vacuum then appeared to suck the dog’s tail inside and the dog could be seen jumping up in shock and squeaking as it’s tail is stuck inside.
The owner then rushed to the dog’s rescue upon hearing the dog squeaking in pain.
Check out the video below.
Image and Video source: Tiktok user @vinsuqn
Recently, a KTV hostess exposed that there are actually many SIA girls working in the KTVs. A woman is interviewed by AsiaOne and the woman claims that there are many SIA girls in the KTV.
The hostess started working in January and she said that especially in this pandemic, you can see the number of SIA girls that are juggling working as a hostess and as a stewardess increasing.
A video was shared online, here is the video embed from Daily Motion Channel AsiaOne
Image source: newnation.sg and police.gov.sg
An anonymous netizen has sent us a photo of a group of guys playing football at Gan Eng Seng School.
The group size of the guys appears to be more than the current 2 people allowed under the Covid-19 rules, and since it is football, their masks are definitely off and there is a lot of close contact.
The netizen is wondering if this is allowed under the current phase two heightened alert (P2HA) rules?
Image source: Anonymous Netizen
A horrifying hit & run accident took place at a Shell petrol station at Bukit Timah.
A balloon mascot which was “dancing” was seen being hit by a car.
The car then drove away from the crime scene, leaving the “guy” lying down on the road motionless.
Image and video source; SGRV
A video emerged online showing a groom being blindfolded and having to identify which woman is his bride.
His bride offered him her hand, but he thought it was some other woman and he slapped her hand away.
He then grabbed the next girl and only upon removing his blindfold did he realise his mistake.
His wife then slapped him.
The incident purportedly took place in China.
Image and video source: Kamaludin Iryanto Yauw Facebook
It seems that in the past few days the unlinked cases have constantly remained at double digits.
Singapore announced another 139 new cases in Singapore, of which 131 are locally transmission cases and 8 imported cases.
Among the 131 cases, 28 are linked to Jurong Fishery Port and 1 from KTV cluster.
52 cases are unlinked.
Vaccinations as of 28 Jul
Aged ≥ 70
Aged 60-69
Seniors – if you have not been vaccinated, please do so as soon as possible, so that you are protected and we can re-open safely.
Those aged 60 and above can walk-in at any vaccination centre, polyclinic, participating PHPC or mobile vaccination station to get vaccinated.
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