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GANGSTERS BROUGHT GUY TO STAIRCASE, THEN GIVES HIM “ONE TIME GOOD ONE”

A video emerged online showing a group of gangsters confronting a guy at a staircase landing and filming their act.

One of the gangsters was seen grabbing onto the guy’s shirt and pinning him against the wall, as the guy held his phone up seemingly to record the assault.

Meanwhile, the cameraman who appears to have the attention span of a goldfish, was seen focusing the camera on an illegal vaporiser that he was holding on to.

The gangster who was holding onto the guy’s shirt then punched him in the head before dragging him off camera.

The two assailants then rained blows on the guy while he was down on the ground, kicking, punching and stepping on him.

Potential penalties

Affray

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

Voluntarily causing hurt

According to Chapter 321 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Hurt.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

Vaping

Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporizers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.

Persons found guilty of this offense can be fined up to $2,000.

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PASSENGERS CAUGHT SITTING DANGEROUSLY ON REAR OF THE LORRY

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A photo emerged online about a group of passengers sitting dangerously on the rear of a lorry bearing the vehicle license plate of GBL3651R yesterday (15 Jan).

The passengers seated on the rear are believed to be workers and the manner which they are seated behind flouted safety regulations for lorries carrying workers in Singapore.

Safety regulations

Lorries are prohibited from ferrying passengers with the exception of workers thru and fro their place of stay and workplace if the following conditions are met:

  1. No travelling faster than route limit or 60km/h, whichever is lower.
  2. For workers to seat at the rear, the front passenger seat must be occupied a person.
  3. Workers who are seated behind must seat in a safe manner which will not cause them to fall off.
  4. Workers are not allowed to cross the height of 1.1m above the deck when seated.
  5. Any goods that are being transported must be secured properly to prevent endangering the safety or road users and passengers.
  6. Fitted canopies and side railings of at least 700mm from deck and 300mm from sideboards must be installed for the lorry to be qualified to transport workers.

Image source: SG Road Vigilante/Facebook

SCHOOLGIRL SOLO 1V2 AT CARPARK, KENA FLYING FOOT TO THE FACE AND K.O

A video emerged online showing a group of schoolgirls fighting at a multistorey carpark, seemingly in an attempt to “settle” their differences.

One of the larger sized girls was seen holding onto a shoe and using it to slap the girl on the back, as she tried to fend off the attacks.

The girl in uniform then tried to retaliate and hit the larger sized girl, before a skinny girl in black then cornered her and pulled her hair from behind.

The schoolgirl was then thrown onto the ground as the large and skinny girls then ganged up on the fallen girl and rained blows on her.

They kicked her while she was down and the skinny girl then slammed her head onto the ground before repeatedly punching her head.

The walking bamboo stick skinny girl then followed up by kicking her in the back, before swinging her foot and kicking the girl in the face.

Potential penalties

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

According to Chapter 321 of the Penal Code, anyone who performs an act that causes hurt to a person is guilty of Voluntarily Causing Hurt.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to 3 years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

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FOREIGN WORKERS GO LONGKANG FISHING, CATCH A LOT OF FISHES

A video emerged online of a group of foreign workers going to an unknown canal in Singapore in an attempt to catch fishes.

They can be seen in the video looking inside the canal for fishes to catch while walking alongside the canal holding a big fishing net.

After walking for a distance, they seemed to have spotted a school of fishes swimming inside the canal and a guy then proceeded to toss the fishing net into the canal.

He then proceeded to pull the net out and emptied the haul on the grass patch beside the canal, revealing a large school of fishes.

The group then proceeded to split the loot amongst themselves at the end of the video.

Fishing in Canals

According to PUB, fishing in Singapore is only allowed at the designated areas stated in their website.

Violators of fishing rules in Singapore may be fined up to $3,000.

Video

Image and Video source: Singapore Incidents/Facebook

FITNESS CORNER BECOME LAUNDRY AREA, USED TO DRY UNDERWEAR

A video was uploaded online after a resident in the area spotted boxers, underwear, and all sorts of clothes at the fitness corner.

The netizen who posted the video said: “Wah lau…. Good weather for a morning walk then see this…..”

According to netizens, the video was filmed at “Aiyoh circuit road ah blk 30 something”

While most netizens are not supportive of such actions, some said it’s ok to hang if it’s not underwear.

Although there is no exact law on such behavior, this kind of scene normally is frowned upon by those who stay in the area.

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What netizens think:

Other netizens with similar experiences said that they have seen such behavior in other neighborhoods.

Facebook user Stevenson said: “Very very normal lah , Lower Delta blk 48 , for the past 30 year liao”.

The owner waiting for bird shxt to land on the underwear la…. Selfish la… public how to use those sports equipment?At least bring out own rack or chairs and use it to hang clothes people see liao also not so “du lan” ma

Source: Singapore Incidents

GROUP OF 10 GATHERING WITHOUT MASKS, GUY POSE WITH “C” SIGN FOR “C0VID”

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A photo emerged online showing a group of 10 persons gathering illegally, and they were also seen not wearing their masks and posing for a photo.

The current safe-management measures dictate a maximum group size of 5 persons for social gatherings.

Potential penalties:

Breach of safe distancing measures

First-time offenders who breach safe distancing measures are fined $300.

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.

Not wearing masks

If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.

Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jail for up to six months.

GUY SEES BABY LIZARD, SCREAMS IN HORROR “AHHHH!” THEN RUNS FOR HIS LIFE

A funny video emerged online showing a guy minding his own business and using his phone while chilling with his friends.

His friend then held up a baby lizard in front of his unsuspecting face and started singing “happy birthday to you.”

The guy, bewildered as to what the birthday song was about” looked up and saw the lizard in front of his face.

He then screamed in horror before running away for his life as his friend then chased him with the lizard in his hand.

The next cut of the video shows the guy back with his friends, thinking that the worst is over and goes back to playing with his phone.

His friend then holds up the baby lizard again in front of him and the guy screamed “bodoh… BODOH!!!! EEEEEE!!!!” before running away again.

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GOJEK PREMIUM PRICED AT $3020, NETIZENS SAY ‘GO BANKRUPT’ INSTEAD

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A netizen has shared on social media that the Gojek app allegedly quoted him a price of $3,020 for a premium ride from Bishan to East Coast.

The distance between the two destinations is about 11km according to Google Maps and the normal GoCar price for this trip was $21 at that time.

This has led to netizens making jokes about the Gojek app, calling it “GoBankrupt”, “GoTakeBusInstead”, “GoRekt”, “GoBrokenAlgoJek”, “GoJerk” and even saying that with that amount charged, you can even take a plane to Dubai.

A netizen added that this could well be a glitch in the system as GoCar Premium is not available in Singapore.

Riders who ride frequently on the Gojek platform are also advised to check before booking the ride even though it is not available in Singapore so as not to have the trouble of getting the amount deducted and also having to go through the trouble of the refund process.

UNVACCINATED BANNED FROM PUBLIC TRANSPORT IN THE PHILIPPINES

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As infections are spiking up in the Philippines, authorities are pushing for a ban from public transport for the unvaccinated.

The ban will apply to those in the capital, Manila, which has a population of over 13 million people as most of the new cases arise from the region.

However, human rights commission of the country has opposed it, calling the move restrictive and discrimnatory.

Plan will continue

The transport ministry however said that this is necessary and the plan will continue as it is important to reduce the spread of the virus and also not to overstress the healthcare system in the country.

Currently, half of the population of 110 million in the Philippines have been vaccinated, with the exception of the many unregistered migrants as well as some of the elderly and children.

37,207 infections were recorded in the Philippines on Friday, which is a record for the fifth time in the span of two weeks.

In total, there have been 3.12 million cases of infections in the Philippines and 53,000 deaths.

Plan comes after President threatens to arrest unvaccinated

The plan comes shortly after President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to arrest unvaccinated people in the country.

Philippines interior ministry has also ordered community officials to come up with a list of those who are still yet to be vaccinated.

Image source: Unsplash.com

AUNTIE PUT BAG ON WOMAN’S TABLE AT HAWKER CENTRE – “THIS IS A PUBLIC PLACE”

A video emerged online showing an elderly woman placing her bag onto another couple’s table at a hawker centre.

The auntie was seen putting her bag onto the couple’s table and shouting: “I can put my things here, nobody is sitting here!”

The woman recording the video told her to “at least ask” before placing the bag on her table, to which the auntie retorted:

“THIS IS A PUBLIC PLACE!”

The auntie then shouted with her eyes wide open: “YOU OWN THIS PLACE?!”

The woman’s boyfriend/husband then jumped in to defend her and shouted at the auntie (who was with her husband): “YOU ARE THE ONE WHO SAID FIRST AH, AI SIO PAK HOR (want to fight hor)”.

The woman then remarked that the auntie was telling her that she was a “rich woman” before telling her “ya rich woman, please go eat somewhere else.”

The auntie then got up and started dancing and making “wooo wooo” sounds at the woman, to which the woman’s boyfriend then told her that she was disgracing herself and asked “how old are you?”

Then auntie then made a parting remark at the woman “like a child like that”, to which the man retorted “you are worse, don’t talk to my girl like that!”

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