A netizen shared how a girl was selling her clothes on Carousell, when a pervert posed as a buyer and asked her to send her pictures of herself in the crop top that she was selling.

The girl rejected his request and the guy then went MIA.

Here is the story:

“Gaissss…

This guy texted seller while she was listing her items.

Guy then asked if seller cld send him recent pics of her in those clothes before he buys them all.

When she declined, guy disappeared totally.

Creepy much”

Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG

A video was recently shared by a netizen after a man was seen smashing eggs on the floor in a Mini-mart located in Ang Mo Kio.

It is unclear what happened, but the body language of the man seems to be unhappy, the man was seen arguing in the footage before smashing the egg on the floor.

The incident happened at Mini-mart at Block 332, Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1

Here is the footage:

According to the Police a husband and wife couple has been jailed for scamming SGD$39.9 million from SkillsFuture.

The man Ng Cheng Kwee faces 17 years of jail while his wife Lee Lai Leng is sentenced to 14 years in jail.

Straits Times reported that the couple bought 11kg of gold with the money.

The couple registered 9 companies and submitted over 8000 applications to receive grants between May and October 2017. They even paid 3 individuals to register the companies on their behalf to hide their names.

The Police said: “The syndicate’s scheme resulted in SSG disbursing approximately $39.9 million of training grants in total to the corporate bank accounts of eight entities,”

Other members who are involved in the scam are facing charges as well.

A migrant worker, shared that he doesn’t understand why some organizations in Singapore are still distributing food to workers and promoting their actions through photo sessions and sharing them on social media.

He said that the workers don’t need food anymore, and that they are grateful for the help rendered during the circuit breaker and lockdowns.

He added that they can afford to buy now that everyone is working and that salary is coming in soon.

He said that rather than donating food, the workers need PPE instead as requirements have changed over time.

Here is what he had to say:

Images source: MD Sharif on Facebook, giving.sg