A video emerged online showing a group of guys with a dead fish on a boardwalk.
He was seen tying a cable tie to the fish’s tail, like putting on a probation tagging.
The cameraman then panned the camera to the Ah Beng’s leg, where he was seen also wearing a probation tagging on his ankle.
The Singapore Police said in a news release that 10 unlicensed and licensed nightlife venues breached public entertainment rules and the supply and consumption of alcohol.
They were also found to have breached Covid-19 regulations.
Women who were believed to have been working as hostesses providing companionship were also arrested for working without a valid work permit.\
The police said:
“The police conducted a joint operation with the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) at an F&B outlet located along Media Circle, in response to information received on the provision of hostesses.”
“During the raid, the six women were allegedly found to have provided companionship to customers in return for the purchase of drinks at the outlet, for which they would earn commission.”
“The police will continue to carry out regular enforcement checks on massage establishments and public entertainment outlets to suppress vice and other illicit activities.”
“Members of the public and businesses are advised to take the prevailing safe management measures seriously.”
“The police have zero tolerance for irresponsible behaviour relating to the flouting of these measures, and offenders will be dealt with firmly in accordance with the law.”
Images source: Singapore Police Force
The Singapore Police said in a new release earlier today (2 Oct) that a total of 99 people are being investigated for various offences.
The raid and enforcement operations occured at 192 massage outlets and 91 public entertainment and nightlife venues, from 19 August to 24 September.
32 of the massage parlous were guilty of breaching massage establishment rules and Covid safety regulations, 25 of them were purportedly unlicensed.
12 of the 25 outlets saw masseuses being suspected of providing sexual services.
23 women were arrested for violating the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act and the Women’s Charter.
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A video emerged online showing a silver car turning out from his lane.
A taxi which was driving behind him, made no attempt to brake or slow down his vehicle even after seeing the car moving out.
The taxi then crashed into the sedan.
Source: SGRV
A video emerged online showing a student being told by his teacher that he passed his Chinese exams.
It was his first time passing Chinese, and the ecstatic boy then shouted:
“CHIBAI! AAAAAHHHHHH! OH MY GOOOOOOOOOD!”
Source: @robinhoot.sg
A very simple post with no pictures on OCBC Bank’s Faecbook managed to get viral due to the fun fact that their ATM machine could have solved the PSLE maths question easily.
Good job to whoever is managing OCBC bank’s marketing page.
The post has since gathered almost 700 shares and over 100 comments on Facebook.
A video emerged online showing a YP standing in the middle of a public grass patch.
He was heard saying in the video:
“Lai lai lai, any chiobu want to ‘PK’ with me or not, such a big area bro!”
A video emerged online showing a group of YPs gathering in a group of 6.
One of them was seen squatting down beside a hose inlet.
A couple of other YPs then took turns holding and humping his face.
A video emerged online showing the Singapore version of Mike Tyson punching an arcade boxing machine.
He was seen punching the punching bag with all his might.
The punching bag then rebounded and hit him on his face, knocking him onto the floor.
Source: @robinhoot.sg on IG
A girl was spotted at the top of her voice in an MRT station and it is believed she is singing a famous song by Taiwan boyband F4.
Commuters were seen moving away from her. Before watching the video I recommend you to lower the volume as your windows might break.
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