A couple of photos emerged online showing a group of YPs gathering in a group of 9.
They were seen without their masks on and posing for a photo outside the lift lobby.
They were flashing gang signs presumably to terrorize the other gangs to assert dominance.
Images source: @salahkau.sg on IG
A video emerged online showing a YP vaping at what appears to be his home.
He then flashed a gang sign for the cameras presumably in a bid to show his allegiance to the gang.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg on IG
A netizen took to Twitter to bash National Service and make fun of NSFs still serving.
She was seen posting acronyms about what NS stands for:
And when a user ask her not to be triggered, she asked the guy not to be ugly instead.
Images source: @ffurly on Twitter
A man who ordered groceries on FoodPanda was upset after $50 worth of groceries went missing and it was reflected that the items were delivered.
Initially, the man seeks help from FoodPanda support but to no avail.
The support claims that the rider placed the groceries on a white table in the man’s home but his house does not even have a white table.
The chat with the support ended even without finishing the conversation, feels like it is a script to handle customers or it could be just a bot.
In his Facebook post he said:
“So irresponsible! Kepala hotak we gave wrong address…entah mana2 unit ko rembat and gone wth the groceries!Police report done!Your rider took the groceries and we don’t know where he/she dump them”
A video emerged online showing a guy sitting with his leg perched on top of another seat inside a bus.
He was then seen vaping while inside the bus, in a brazen attempt to challenge the law.
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
A photo emerged online showing a bicycle being parked outside an apartment.
The bicycle could be seen being parked dangerously on the window ledge without any restraints on it.
I mean, it’s space… right?
Image source: @singapura.viral on IG
A netizen who visited Yakiniku Like outlet located at Paya Lebar Quarters was disgusted after finding that the place lacks hygiene standards.
Visited Yakiniku Like PLQ outlet today afternoon around 4-5pm.
The seat and table were very oily so I used their tissue to clean and this is what I got, see picture below. Never wipe never know the table is SO dirty AF. Looks like a greasy stain accumulated for days. Also, noticed that the disposable spoons served along with my rice and meat have food stain, see picture below.
Not sure if they recycle from previously unused spoons or I don’t know how they keep their new cutlery. Not to shame the shop, knowing that F&B could be difficult to manage, but hoping my voice serves as a reminder for everyone.
One good thing is that they provide wet wipes inside the drawer so foodies please use it to clean the table/ chair/ spoon before you dig in.
Take care, everyone! Pic 1: Table; Pic 2: Seat against the wall; Pic 3 and 4: Spoons
Image Source: Jasmine Yap
A parent was upset after a bike shop at East Coast park charge extra for the late return of the bikes and the cause of the late return is the bike being faulty. An overnight rental is $24, but the girls paid $35 for a rental that is less than 4 hours.
Here to share my BAD experiences.
This incident happen to 4 12yrs old girls! My daughter and her 3 girlfriends rented bikes at a bike shop next to ECP Laguna Food court. The girls were late for 43 mins.
One of the girl’s bikes has gear issues halfway cycling and needed help to fix That’s why cannot get back on time.
Late charges below the receipt clearly state late charge SAME AS AMOUNT OF RENTAL. They rented at $20 for 3hr =$6.6 43mins late charge for 1hr. and by right should only pay for $6.70. Totally acceptable and agreed to the late pay.
But they were told to pay $15 for each bike. $15×4 =$60 clearly show they overcharge the girls 2 times more! $60 can be a child whole week allowance.
The girls were worried and terrified 3 of them didn’t bring enough money.
No adults with them at that point. They walked all the way to Macdonald to look to us to pay back her friends. The reason I was upset is that I don’t think this is RIGHT! To OVER charge 4 innocent young girls! 2 times MORE! Another friend rented there. Adult man rental OVER night only $24! Our little girls paid $35 each for 3 and 43mins.
Share my review and hope this don’t happen to you or your child .
I provide all documentary evidences.
A prostitution group used social media to promote prostitution services. After finding the client, the “courier” transported the girl to the location designated by the client. 1 Malaysian man and 10 Thai women were arrested.
The police went to an apartment on Bukit Bintang Road in Kuala Lumpur and arrested a Thai woman and a local Chinese man who was acting as a courier.
The police subsequently arrested 9 more Thai women who were between 23 and 39 years old.
Investigation revealed that the woman promoted prostitution services through social media such as Instagram, WhatsApp or Telegram.
“After the group finds clients through social media advertisements, the courier will transport the woman to the location designated by the client. A service charge of 200 ringgit, and the courier will receive 50 ringgit as the delivery fee.” said in the media release
The police also seized a total of 32 condoms and 13 mobile phones.
Images source: Oriental Daily
According to a netizen, a man was drunk and was making problems for the roast meat shop nearby.
A man shouted at the man who appears to be drunk and shouted at him “sit! sit properly!”
Staff in the area was removing the temperature taking device worrying that the scuffle might damage the device.
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