A photo emerged online showing a guy inside an MRT.

All the MRT seats were presumably taken, however that doesn’t seem to faze the guy.

He took out his own chair and sat on it, leaning against the wall and using his face mask to block out the light before snoozing.

Step aside Tony Stark, there’s a new genius in town.

Image source: @sg_incidents on IG

A girl shared how she was allegedly sexually harassed near Hillion Mall while she was waiting for a friend at the staircase.

A guy came up to her all of a sudden and complimented her, asking for her name and wanting to exchange numbers.

The guy introduced himself as “Justin, 22” and he asked her if they could play a “game” for a while since she was waiting for her friend.

She obliged.

So the two then played rock, paper, scissors; and whoever loses has to face the consequences.

The girl then lost to him twice and the guy told her: “ok I need to kiss you.”

The girl was taken aback.

The guy then added: “unless you want to go somewhere nearby and do it.”

The guy then put his leg on the stairs and leaned in towards her, trying to kiss her.

The girl backed away and quickly called her friends, the guy saw her on the phone and hurriedly walked away.

The girl described “Justin, 22” as having blonde hair, wearing a grey shirt and wearing specs.

Images source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG and Google Maps

A 48-year-old local man was arrested after attacking four people with a knife in a flat 2 Jalan Bukit Merah Road.

Police issued a statement saying that they had been informed at 6.06 am this morning (6 June) of an assault case at 2 Jalan Bukit Merah Road.

Recent updates stated that the four victims, two men, and two women, aged between 19 and 59, were from Malaysia and Vietnam. The victims did not know the attackers. Four people were taken to the hospital after the incident.

A knife, a chopper and 2 pen knives; along with substances suspected to be drugs, were seized at the scene.

The police are investigating the incident.

A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page singapura.viral which shows stacks of Singapore money displayed on a table.

There were stacks of $50 and $100 notes and the video was most probably taken at a KTV nightclub. KTV hostesses were also seen at the scene.

The notes are believed to be counterfeit as all their serial numbers were identical.

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The Philippine Overseas Labor Office in Singapore has announced that Singapore is in need of 200 vaccinators and that they have approved a job order for close to almost 230 vaccinators.

It is believed that the salary of these vaccinators would range from SGD$1800 to SGD$2300.

The office has said that Filipinos who wants to apply for the job will have to wait due to Singapore restricting the entry of foreign workers due to the coronavirus. A representative from the labor office did say that he was optimistic that Singapore will be issuing a new policy next month as the government closely monitors the local and global situation which would enable Philippinos to get the jobs as vaccinators.

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A 48-year-old man was arrested after allegedly attacking 4 strangers with a knife (among other weapons).

He is believed to have been under the influence of drugs at the time.

The victims; 2 men and 2 women, were asleep inside their HDB flat at 2 Jalan Bukit Merah Road when the attack happened.

What happened?

Earlier today (6 June), at about 6.06am, the police responded to a case of assault at the abovementioned residential unit.

The police officers who were patrolling the area were approached by a 59-year-old woman with blood-stained hands on the ground floor.

They then proceeded to the HDB block’s 2nd floor.

The alleged perpetrator was a 48-year-old Singaporean Chinese man who allegedly entered the flat while the residents were sleeping.

He then attacked the female tenants of the unit with a knife, before 2 of the male tenants came to their aid and tried to subdue the man.

Another 31-year-old male tenant who was woken up by the commotion in another room, escaped from the unit to seek help from patrol officers.

Weapons used in the attack; a knife, a chopper and 2 pen knives; along with substances suspected to be drugs, were seized at the scene.

The police said that the man is believed to have acted alone and that preliminary investigations suggests that this isn’t an act of terror.

The man has been traced for several drug offences since 1991 and was last released from prison on 6 October 2020.

Investigations are currently ongoing.

Images source: foodrepublic.com, Google Maps and Singapore Police Facebook

The owner of a shop in Yishun shared on his Facebook a few days ago about a theft that occurred in his shop, urging the thief to own up and return the money that he took.

The shop owner, Jeya Seelan, appealed to the thief and told him that he doesn’t wish to make a police report to ruin his future.

The thief then returned to the shop yesterday (5 June) with the money that he stole and returned it to the owner.

Jeya shared that the perpetrator, accompanied by his friend, visited his shop to return the money.

He was described as being in “some level of discomfort and cried while apologising profusely, as his friend tried to calm him down.

Jeya said that the guy’s apology was accepted and that he saw that the guy was repentant in his eyes.

The man’s friend transferred the stolen $800 to Jeya, and the initial Facebook post about the theft was subsequently taken down.

He (Jeya) considers the matter closed.

Jeya also encouraged those who are going through a tough time and need groceries for free to reach out to him, and he promised he won’t probe.

He said: “It’s okay to ask for help, it really is. We are all in this together.”

Images source: Jeya Seelan and Jeya Spices on Facebook