A video emerged online showing a xmm livestreaming herself illegally vaping on Instagram.
She was seen in a video call on the stream talking to someone whom we assume is her cousin.
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.
A video emerged online showing a car driving on the road.
However, the car boot of the vehicle was still open.
The car was seen continuing to drive on the roads with the car boot open, with the driver presumably unaware that it was open.
A video emerged online showing a man sitting on top of a shelter above a coffeeshop.
He was seen using his phone atop the structure.
A netizen commented that it was because the reception was better up there.
A video emerged online showing a double decker bus crashed into a taxi stand.
The shelter of the taxi stand collapsed as a result.
The incident happened outside Yishun MRT Station earlier today.
The SCDF said that they received a call for help at Yishun Avenue 2 at about 1pm.
No one was trapped inside the bus.
3 people were injured however, with the 63-year-old driver as well as 2 female pedestrians aged 60 and 64, being conveyed to hospital.
Tower Transit said in a Facebook post that the bus driver has been suspended, they said:
“We are in the process of getting in touch with the injured and their families and assisting the authorities with an investigation.”
“To those affected in any way by the accident, we’re very sorry.”
The police said that police investigations are currently ongoing.
Source: @netiizenz and @sgfollowsall on IG
A video emerged online showing a passenger filming his/her POV during an incident.
The bus captain stopped the bus at the bus stop and ran out of the bus.
He had needed to pee and couldn’t tahan anymore, running towards a nearby toilet.
A video emerged online showing a group of YP Bengs allegedly shouting at an uncle at a mamak restaurant.
Someone nearby then called the police to report the incident.
The police then arrived at the scene just as the YPs were dragging uncle into the back alley.
A fitness studio in Serangoon Garden posted a racially insensitive video of 2 women shaking their heads side to side to wish people Happy Deepavali.
Laughter could be heard in the background of the video.
The video came under fire and received flak from netizens, who called them out for their racial insensitivity.
F45 then took to Instagram to post an apology statement, saying that they are very sorry.
Images source: @f45_training_serangoondnsouth on IG
Senior Minister Teo Chee Hean’s wife, Chew Poh Min, has passed away peacefully on 31 October.
She was the founder of a stroke support charity, the Stroke Support Station in 2015, which provides support to stroke survivors.
Mdm Chew started the charity after noticing there was a lac of community support for stroke survivors to reintegrate back into society.
She was also a holder of many roles in NTUC FairPrice, including being the general manager of NTUC FairPrice Foundation.
Mdm Chew leaves behind her husband, a son, a daughter as well as a grandchild.
A private funeral was held on 2 November.
Images source: S3.org.sg and Mind Science Centre Facebook
A cyclist was spotted riding in the middle of his “grandfather’s road” because his grandfather owns it?
Drivers who saw the video say that they multiple cars had to give way to the bicycle and they are obstructing traffic, especially to those who are rushing to work.
Let’s hope the cyclist get fine.
According to the Police, a raid was conducted by the authorities on 101 massage parlours which lead to the investigation of 87 individuals.
Some of the massage parlours were caught breaching COVID-19 rules, while some did not have a license and some were found with employees providing “special service”.
The Police said that 46 women were arrested.
Employers who failed to ensure their employees from performing sexual services will be fined up to SGD$5,000.
Repeat offenders can face double the fine and up to two years of jail.
Penalties for flouting COVID-19 rules include up to $10,000 fine and/or jail of 6 months.
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