Earlier today (June 21), 71-year-old Michael Hui also known as Kuswara Mahmud was sentenced to 4 weeks in jail along with an $800 and a 1-year driving ban after he intentionally drove into a man.

The driver who is from Transcab was at InterContinental along Robertson Quay when the incident happened. The victim is a Singapore permanent resident.

The incident happened on 19 March 2018. The 71-year-old driver came into the path of the victim and the vehicle’s side mirror hit the victims elbow.

The victim then started to argue with the taxi driver and the victim even went to the front of the taxi driver to take a photo of the vehicle’s carplate. Hui who was unhappy about it ram his accerlerator and drove into the victim.

The vehicle hit the man’s knee causing him to fall onto the hood.

After the incident, the victim went for about a year-long worth of physiotherapy. Medical reports after a year of the incident stated that there is cartilage damage suggesting that the damage might be permanent.

Just days ago Singapore’s announced their stand for those working from home to continue working from home as a default.

Netizens discussed benefits such as saving money on meals by cooking at home or saving the money spend on transport. Some netizens even said that they have sold their car to save money.

But some others will make use of their free time for some “extra-curricular” activities. “Don’t know want to laugh or cry”

A man shared the benefits and disadvantage of working from home.

In his post he said:

“work at home good lah save transport money but my wife pregnant again. WFH do more make more babies, Jialat. How siaaaah”

LTA said in a Facebook post that over the past week, they have caught multiple cyclists riding on the expressways.

They also caught a cyclist for riding on the road without wearing a helmet.

Errant cyclists who are caught could be fined up to $2,000 and/or be jailed up to 6 months.

Images source: LTA

A girl shared online how she was in the MRT with her sister when a man sat down beside her and stared “intensely” at her legs (she was wearing a skirt), before starting to rub himself really close to his groin.

The girl then looked at the man’s reflection to see what he looked like, and the man noticed and immediately took out his phone and pretended to use it.

You can read her full post below:

“Took the train yest (DTL) with my sis at arnd 10+PM and we sat in the middle part of the whole row of seats. Along the way this guy came in and sat 1 seat away from me at the handicapped seat. I was wearing a skirt and he sat down and immediately stared at my legs like super intensely. I felt super uncomfortable. I pretended that I didn’t notice but he started rubbing his thighs(?) or like rly close to his groin area.

I was looking from the corner of my eye while holding my phone and I looked up at the reflection to see what he looked like. He noticed and he got a shock and immediately took out his phone, started pretending to use it and he turned on the volume for some video to pretend and act like he didn’t do anything.The other guy (in white) on the same row sat beside my sis, sat at the handicapped seat also.

We noticed that he turned his entire body to face us and he held his phone up towards us. I wasn’t sure if he was taking pics or vids of us but we felt even more uncomfortable esp since the guy beside me was so pervy alrz. We moved to the next carriage after wards away from them.

Just wanted to let pplz know to watch out for such ppl and be aware of their surroundings, esp when they’re outside or in public transport!!.

(The guy in red was the one looking at my legs and the guy in white was the one that turned to face us and held his phone in our direction. I was vvvv sure the guy in red was being pervy but I’m not entirely sure if the guy in white had any ill intentions coz when we got up to move away I looked at his phone and he was looking at some article(?) or smth)”

A Foodpanda customer shared ordered “quite a few bottle drinks and was seemingly scolded by the foodpanda rider.

The rider asked:

“Big order?”

“Need to order so much?”

“So you think a bike can carry so much also?”

“2 riders sending, I pity the cyclists.”

The netizen said:

“I was ordering quite a few bottle drink to restock but this rider is just being rude.

Been replying to him nicely and see i know it’s very pity for him that riding a bike caring all that drink and as said in the chat just cancel it if u can’t deliver it as I understand his situation.

Good enough I’m patient when talking to him.

Want to make change of rider also foodpanda don’t want change I just want people to not be rude.”

Images source: @sgfollowsall on IG