An accident occurred at Tuas along Tuas View Cresent, the car was seen T-bone by the van.
The traffic light was hit and the signboard fell.
“This area of Tuas is always like this the traffic light for show one, people drive here always speed.”
From the photo taken by the netizen, we could observe that the price compared to April for Supreme+ at Esso increase by a whopping 12 cents per litre in a period of 3 months.
Drivers have been complaining that the recent increase in petrol price is getting
Pumping 30 litres for the above price would mean paying almost SGD$90, while previously the price would be around $86.
According to a screenshot from Motorist.sg the amounts reflected on the receipt is accurate
A commuter was spotted removing his mouth so he can cough, then what’s the point of the mask whenever you cough you remove the mask and spread your bacteria and germs into the air.
In other countries this kind of behaviour is called the “chin diaper”, told to wear a mask but can’t wear it properly.
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. This falls under
“Seriously i really hope gov can impose police doing their rounds can FINE all these people on the spot, not $300.Should increase to $1000.hospitalise for days to check them n suck dry their MEDISAFE. Then throw into jail for a period of times. So that people will really take regulations seriously since the outbreak so serious now.”
“Chin mask what a joke. After so many months still cannot wear a mask properly”
A netizen who works as a Grab Driver received a quarantine order from MOH for 17 July to 27 July.
He received the message after picking up a passenger who was allegedly infected from Little India to Outram.
He added that his supposed quarantine order is ending in 3 days and until now (24 July), nobody has come to fetch him to transfer him to a facility or whatnot.
Here is the story:
“Received these 2 sms from MOH supposed to stay quarantine at hotel but until now no people fetch me why ?
Been calling MOH as well as Celtic Cisco many times these few days also same no answer no reply how ?
My Quarantine finish soon so what I’m supposed to do now no answer nothing”
Images source: Chen Rui Ping on Facebook via Complaint Singapore Facebook
A video was uploaded to Facebook after a man started to make a scene in a Mcdonalds.
The incident happened earlier today at Punggol Oasis, the altercation appears to be about the man having problems receiving his order. The lady patiently kept ask him what is his queue number and the man refused to communicate with her.
The man told the staff to call the Police and sounded like he rather talks to the Police than getting his order issues resolved on-site.
The Police are not so free to entertain your happy meal.
A video emerged online showing a guy dressed in a tube top, with his mask dangling off his ear.
He was seen dancing while looking at his own reflection at the bus stop.
The incident purportedly happened at Yishun.
Some netizens have commented that it’s a woman, while others have said that the person is a man.
Image and video source:新加坡华人华语网/SG Chinese Community Facebook
A video emerged online showing a blue tent at the foot of a HDB block at Bedok South Avenue 1.
The police’s blue tent is usually used to cover dead bodies from the public.
The cause of death is unknown at the time of writing.
Online speculation from netizens are saying that somebody took their own life, although that claim is yet to be verified.
We have contacted the authorities for more information.
Update: The police have said that a 45-year-old woman was found lying motionless at the foot of the block.
She was pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
Preliminary investigations suggests that no foul play was involved.
At the time of writing, police investigations are ongoing.
Image and video source: Singapore Incidents Facebook and 新加坡华人华语网/SG Chinese Community Facebook
An amusing photo was posted by the Basic Military Training Centre on their Facebook page.
In the photo captioned “enlistee having his temperature taken”, a recruit who had his head shaven was seen trying to hold his non-existent hair “fringe” up.
Probably used to having hair, his new haircut will take some getting used to.
Welcome to the army.
Image source: Basic Military Training Centre Facebook
A video emerged online showing an errant driver making a right turn at a road junction.
The MPV then cut into the other lane while making the turn, before stopping his vehicle dangerously in the middle of the junction, allegedly because he wasn’t happy with the camcar so he stopped to stare at the driver.
The driver also didn’t turn on his headlights and was using his foglights instead, which constitutes yet another offence.
The incident happened at the TPE junction at Punggol Road.
Image and video source: SGRV
A video emerged online showing a group having an illegal gathering of 14 persons.
They were having a “cell group” of sorts, gathering in a large group and mingling without masks on.
They were seen playing guitar and having drinks on the floor.
Image and video source: Singapore Forum Facebook and gov.sg
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