A video emerged online showing a group of YPs “birthday bashing” a XMM at a void deck.
They wer seen emptying packets of flour and water onto her head before running away.
Their caption read: “Hope you hated today.”
A netizen later shared that the group of YPs dirtied the void deck and didn’t clean up after themselves, with the packets thrown on the ground, along with the flour.
Source: @singapura.viral on IG
Here’s the story, signed a contract to begin work at a certain company and the commencement date is on the 16 of july 2021, but it got delayed and there’s no proper confirmation on the actual date so, the in-charge ask my friend to go to his hawker outlet (different branding) to help out as part time 1st.
So my friend have been working as a part time at his hawker outlet for 5 days and still no confirmation of the actual start date for the said company. So my friend also do not want to waste time and told the in-charge that he doesn’t want to continue to work as a part-time over at the hawker outlet and as they have no confirmation date for the actual company.
Salary was due on the 7th and to no avail was it bank in into my friend’s account so on the 8th he contacted the in-charge and he said that he will check with his finance and claim that attempts to contact my friend to collect the salary multiple times but he did not.
So my friend waited until 12th and again the in-charge said will check with his finance again. Now today the 14th, asked again and this is what the in-charge reply.
Now guys, any advice? Can go MoM to appeal? (name have been blurred to protect identity.)
A video emerged online showing a disabled boy addressing someone who presumably bullied him.
The disabled boy was seen in the video saying: “Eh, you think you who huh? think you can bully me ah?”
A YP Beng then mocked the boy’s speech impediment by imitating the way he spoke, before breaking out in laughter.
Image and video source: @singapuravirall on IG
A video emerged online showing a girl filming herself illegally vaping before breaking out into a dance.
It appears to be a dance video for TikTok, although the need for vaping was questionable.
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: @complaint.sg on IG
A video emerged online showing a motorcyclist and his pillion stopping at a traffic light, and everything appeared to be well.
Until a fellow motorist spotted a cockroach happily crawling on top of the female pillion’s helmet.
The cockroach was crawling all over her helmet, with the woman blissfully unaware.
God only knows what would’ve happened if the motorcycle was moving and she noticed it then.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A TikTok user, @nicabits, received a comment from a Singapore parent who complained that her kid is now speaking with a Pinoy accent.
The parent said that her kid’s teacher is a Pinoy, blaming the teacher for passing on the accent to her child.
She then wanted MOE to stop employing Pinoys because she doesn’t want her kids to speak with the accent.
@nicabits then replied that if the child is speaking with an accent, that means the parent is not spending enough time with the child.
Image and video source: Kakis’ Club Facebook and @nicabits on TikTok
Facebook user Star, who went to FairPrice Finest Paya Lebar Quarter was shocked to find a product that states “Fresh Chicken Minced”. But the Price tag is Pork loin slices.
So is the meat chicken or pork, it does look like minced meat, but not sure if it is chicken or pork. It is obviously not Pork loin slices.
“Hi Muslim friends.. pls be careful when buying this kind of meat.. happen to me laa seii.. lucky sis never buy.. read properly ok friends.. jgn main beli jer..”
“This is not acceptable. We live in a multiracial society comprising people with different beliefs. We must understand and respect cultural/racial/religious diversities and sensitivities. For example, vegetarians don’t eat meat, Hindus don’t eat beef and Muslims don’t eat non-halal food (especially pork).
In this case, the item is pasted with 2 labels – one label says halal minced chicken, while the other says sliced pork. This is clearly a human error. Staff needs to be notified so this can be rectified immediately.
As it is a religious obligation for Muslims to consume only Halal food, this incident could lead to a serious religious transgression for Muslims. Hence, this post is to reach out to all (especially Muslims so they are aware and don’t accidentally buy pork instead of chicken) in Singapore because this retailer operates islandwide. Non-Muslims might like to know of this mix-up too so we don’t buy the wrong meat.Sorry for the long comment.
I’m not a Muslim but just wanted to share a little bit for those whom might find this helpful. Thank you for reading.”
Assoc Prof Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim interviewed the Traffic Police and learns that there are about the six kinds of traffic cameras in Singapore.
There are mobile types which can be deployed to islandwide that runs on battery.
The video also shared various traffic offences in Singapore.
A report by Singapore Food Agency has revealed that there are 15 consumers who have fallen ill from consuming food from home based bakery, The Peachy Sugarmaker.
All of them are suffering from gastroenteritis symptoms and nine of the 15 consumers are currently hospitalised but are in stable condition.
The 15 of them had consumed cakes, biscuits and pastries prepared between 5th and 7th August 2021 which the bakery business is known for.
MOH and SFA said that the company has since been stopped from distributing and selling food from Friday because of the suspected ongoing gastroenteritis transmission.
SFA further said that they would like to remind all operators that food and personal hygiene standards should be observed well at all times and that food safety is a joint responsibility.
Action will be taken strongly against those that choose to flout the Sale of Food Act or Environmental Public Health Act.
Image source: The Peachy Sugarmaker website
It has become a common knowledge that using phones while charging is dangerous and adding an earpiece to the equation makes it far more deadly.
A 40-year-old man was found dead on his bed after using his phone while charging along with an earpiece. Thailand media reported on Wednesday that there were several burn marks along his arms and neck believed be caused by a short circuit.
The current moves through the earpiece and shocked the man to death.
The victim usually stays up late and use his phone while charging and watched football on it.
It is not advisable to use the handphone while charging even if its a power bank, cases around the world of power banks exploding or electrocution from the outlets has been happening all year round.
A 16-year-old boy was also electrocuted while he was using a handphone with earpiece that was charging from the outlet, the mother found the boy motionless and bleeding from the ear.
25-year-old man electrocuted to death while using handphone with an earpiece.
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