A video emerged online showing a drunk guy cycling into a public toilet.
He was seen drunkenly emerging from the toilet on his bicycle and struggling to balance on the bike as one of the staff members stared at him.
He captioned his video:
“Don’t cycle into the toilet when you’re drunk smh I can’t even cycle straight”.
Following allegations against Sylvia Chan, the co-founder of Night Owl Cinematics, of mistreating her employees; they have since hit back and issued a lawyer letter to Instagram account @sgcickenrice.
The lawyer letter, drafted by lawyers Edmund Pereira and Jessica Cheung from Edmond Pereira Law Corporation, was posted by @sgcickenrice onto their Instagram profile.
The lawyer letter demanded a cease and desist of the allegations against NOC and Sylvia, among others, with a list of allegations being listed with reference to the claimants in the lawyer letter.
At the time of writing and following the issuance of the cease and desist lawyer letter, all posts on the @sgcickenrice have since been taken down, save for the post of the lawyer’s letter.
NOC through their lawyers, demanded compliance by “no later than 10am on Tuesday, 12 October”, threatening to commence legal proceedings against the Instagram account.
NOC also posted a statement on their Instagram page, responding to some of the allegations.
The immediate online response to their statement was one of backlash and disappointment.
Response to the post of the lawyer letter has been largely negative, with many netizens expressing support for the Instagram account and disappointment for NOC.
Images source: Edmond Pereira Law Corporation via @sgcickenrice, @nightowlcinematics and @sylsylnoc on IG
A woman discovered that her man was using her personal details to apply for credit cards online to feed his gambling habits.
I knew that I would not last long with this man, but I decided to continue as there were no other suitable candidates right now. When we first started together he do not gamble and does not waste money.
Today he goes from no gambling to full-on gambler till the point he used my name to apply for credit cards online. I think that he used my phone and passwords while I was sleeping to bypass the 2FA.
He thought that he was smart by using my personal details online and changing the address and contact information to his own home address so I would not receive any emails or calls from the banks.
I received calls from amex and multiple banks saying that I have submitted incomplete details for my credit card application. I was shocked as I did not apply for any credit cards online.
I questioned the banks on the applications and initially, they did not want to reveal details of the application until I demanded it. One of the banks finally broke and revealed that the address in the application was actually my boyfriend’s home. That’s how I found out.
I confronted him and he admitted to using my phone and computer to apply for credit cards online while I was asleep. I gave him a slap and he then begged me to not call the Police and said that he will stay away from me for good.
I decided to gave him a chance and not informed the Police and told him to get away from my life. I had to change every single password on everything I have including emails, bank accounts and evereything.
My advice to everyone is always to keep your passwords safe and no one else should be able to access them and if your love one is a casino fanatic get rid of him or her as well.
Luckily non of the online credit card applications went through or I will be the one crying.
As of 11 October 2021, 12pm, the Ministry of Health has detected a total of 2,263 new cases of COVID-19 infection in Singapore, with 1,949 in the community, 306 in the migrant worker dormitories and 8 imported cases.
10 more cases have passed away from complications due to COVID-19 infection.
Of these, 7 were male Singaporeans/Permanent Residents and 3 were female Singaporeans, aged between 73 and 93 years. Amongst them, 4 had been unvaccinated against COVID-19, 3 had been partially vaccinated and 3 had been vaccinated.
All of them had various underlying medical conditions.Â
The death toll is at 172.
According to a video published by Roads.sg, a man was recorded by passengers after he was seen smashing the glass of a taxi with a helmet.
Roads.sg reported that there was a baby on board. It seems like the raging motorist did not care.
The taxi driver was seen calling the Police.
At the end of the video, the video showed that the back windscreen of the driver was smashed.
Earlier today an NSF was convicted of(Covid-19 –Stay Order) Regulations 2020, He was found to have left his home twice when he was on MC and he was sentenced to 18 weeks of jail.
23-year-old Fathullah Abdul Rahman went to visit the medical centre for sore throat and vomiting and he was diagnosed with a few issues including an upper respiratory tract infection.
He was issued a 3 days MC and was told to stay at home, he will only be allowed to leave his home if he was found negative for COVID-19. However, Fathullah went out on the 2nd day of his MC to meet his friend. On the 3rd day of his MC the results came back negative.
A few weeks went by and Fathullah visited the doctor again, receiving another 3 days MC. However, on the next day(2nd day of MC), he went out again for 10 hours.
He was tested positive for COVID-19 on the third day of his MC. He was eventually warded at Changi General Hospital and transferred to D’Respot (Pasir Ris).
A contact tracer discovered that Fathullah had gone out during his MC which lead to his sentence today.
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.
A bunch of kids were spotted playing the famous green light and red light game from Squid game.
The game is not only a popular children’s game in Korea but also in Japan.
The show is rated M18… Hope they did not watch it and learn from there.
Hope they didn’t watch this scene as well.
A man and his friend wanted to take revenge after his wife was beaten up by a gang. Knowing that they will be going against a gang, a gun with live ammunition was prepared prior to the confrontation.
27-year-old Amirul Asyraff Muhammad Junus pleaded guilty in court earlier today for participating with his friend Muhammad Ikram Abdul Aziz, who bought the gun from Johor. He was found in possession of bullets and another stick-like weapon.
Amirul will be facing at least 5 years of jail time along with at least 6 strokes of the rotan.
Muhammad Ikram Abdul Aziz was sentenced earlier this year for the illegal possession of a firearm, an illegal semi-automatic Seahawk pistol with 8 bullets that he obtained during a trip to Johor Bahru with his parents.
A man who was washing his car, insert a $1 coin and the timer for the washer is only 10 seconds.
Like that wash, his car for one minute needs $6 ah. Not sure if the machine is faulty or really so expensive.
A video emerged online showing an errant ang moh cyclist riding on the road, blocking traffic by riding in the middle of the lanes.
He was honked by a driver who was blocked by him, and the cyclist started road-raging.
He then pointed middle fingers at the driver.
Source: SGRV
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