A photo of a ghost image has been circulating on Whatsapp claiming to be from a HDB block from Jurong West
Singapore Uncensored investigated the incident and found out that the photo is fake.
If you zoom in close at the image of the “ghost”, the pixel density of the ghost image is different from the background. Meaning it was added to this photo.
The photo originated from asiaghosts website and the story states that the photo was taken at Jurong West Street 81 Blk 840.
A man claimed that he made bookings on Golden Village online but when he went to collect the tickets the system showed nothing booked despite deductions from his bank account.
Brother and sister Please aware that u choose to book movie ticket online with golden village group . I had booked a pair of ticket on12th sept 2021 then when I drop by to collect it . System show nothing booked . I have to buy on the spot again . After that I check my bank statement gv has deducted my money and I call up bank to confirm and the answer is been deducted and close account by GV .
Then I went to the treater ask for refund they ask me to write in email to request . After I write in that all no respond what is the update after few ding ding Dong ding email . And what apps to Theater manager I believe . Till today almost a month just $27.50 golden village unable to refund would like to ask anyone here can advise when can I log a claim from Govt department any ?
Please advise thanks . I feel like being cheated to purchase 4tickets for 2 . Thanks in advance.
The famous cute community cat that calls St John Island home, has passed away from old age and illness.
The cat was named Sandy, as well as being affectionately called Chempedak (Malay for Jackfruit), Ah Bui and Bui Bui by the island’s visitors.
Tributes soon poured in with many netizens sharing their fond memories of the chonky little guy, who would greet visitors to the island.
Images source: St. John’s Island Marine Laboratory Facebook
Recently members of a Facebook page 新加坡华语吹水站 posted a video depicting a fight at Magazine road with around 20 over people at the scene.
A Singapore Uncensored reader send in the footage and asked about it. The incident occurred back in 2019 and over 10 people were arrested following the fight.
The post has since gathered over 3900 shares and over 192 comments.
The incident happened along 5 Magazine road at about 3.45AM
People involved in the fight are between the ages of 19 and 30.
They were arrested between 9-11 Aug 2019.
A video emerged online showing a YP buying ice-cream from a McDonald’s outlet.
The auntie then reached out with the ice cream in her hand.
The YP then grabbed the ice cream cone by the top and walked away, confusing the auntie.
According to the Singapore Police Force, an operation was conducted islandwide to check on nightlife outlets.
During the operation, at least 228 people were checked and 14 men were arrested for suspected members of secret societies.
The establishment was fined $300 after a staff failed to wear a mask.
13 people received fines of $1,000 each.
If they are found guilty to be a member of an unlawful society they can be jailed up to 3 years and/or fine SGD$5,000
For non-compliance with safe management measures under the COVID-19 offenders may be jailed for up to six months, fined up to S$10,000, or both.
If they are caught by the Police for not wearing a mask or not wearing a mask properly they can be charged under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
Penalties include a fine of up to SGD$10,000 and jailed for up to six months.
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said on 14 October that 2 private security agencies in Singapore were charged for overworking their workers.
They reportedly made their security officers work 20 hours per day as well as back to back shifts.
Erawan Security Services and Volantra Security were both charged by MOM.
According to MOM, security officers cannot be worked beyond 12 hours per day.
Images source: Shopee and Unsplash (images used for illustration purpose only)
A 26-year-old man pleaded guilty to one charge of rape at the High Court, with 5 other charges being considered during sentencing.
He is due to be sentenced at a later date.
The parties cannot be identified due to a court order to protect the identity of the victim.
The couple first met in 2009 when he was 16 and she was 14.
During their relationship, he made her pregnant twice and she also went for abortions twice.
The 26-year-old man cheated on his 24-year-old girlfriend of 10 years and was dumped by her on 11 February 2019.
He then asked to reconcile with her, to which she then blocked him on Whatsapp.
He then went through her best friend to talk to her.
A fortnight later, he called her and asked her to come over to his house, telling her that he wanted to discuss marriage.
A few days later he then sent her a photo of a parang on his bed along with a threat, through her friend.
He then bought a knife and wanted to use it to threaten her to reveal whether she had sex with other guys.
On 26 February 2019, he texted her saying he missed her and wanted to see her.
After midnight, he saw her returning home and coaxed her into getting on his motorbike.
He saw her using her phone while they were on the road and he then stopped his motorcycle and tried to grab the phone from her, hitting her in the process.
He then cried when he saw a ring on her finger.
The man then calmed down after the girl agreed to go to his house.
They reached his home at about 1am and his family was sleeping.
He then stripped to his underwear and put the knife on her neck, asking her if she slept with other men.
She then told him that she had sex with her new boyfriend.
He then slid the knife across her thigh repeatedly and asked her for oral sex, to which she agreed to because she feared for her safety.
The man then raped her and smashed her phone with the knife.
She then left after getting a Grab ride and told her new boyfriend about the incident.
The police were then informed and the man was arrested on the same day.
A woman who stabbed her husband in the chest with a knife after accusing him for having an affair, was sentenced on 15 October to 8 months and 3 weeks imprisonment.
She faced 4 charges which including causing hurt with a weapon, as well as 4 more charges that were considered during sentencing.
The identities of the parties cannot be revealed due to the couple’s children being protected under the Children and Young Persons Act.
On 28 July at around 2pm, the couple were having a heated argument in their home where the woman accused him of having an affair outside.
The man denied the claims.
The fight then escalated with the husband throwing a chair at his wife but he missed.
The woman then charged at him and bit his shoulder, to which the husband then bit her arm.
The man then called the police and the woman then took a 16cm knife and stabbed him on his chest.
The police then arrived at the scene and saw the couple still fighting, they were separated and both arrested.
The man was conveyed to hospital with injuries on his right shoulder and a stab wound on his chest that needed surgery.
The woman was found with bite marks on her arms and a bruised knee.
Images source: Pexels (images used for illustration purpose only)
A netizen shared a conversation from a buyer on Carousell.
The buyer asked if the seller is available to meet up to deal in Punggol, to which the seller said “sorry can’t!”
The buyer then said: “ur mum will die tomorrow”.
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