A resident on the fourth floor used a laser pointer to shine at drivers trying to blind them, netizens said that the perpetrator is trying to cause an accident at a parking lot located at 622 Yishun Ring Road.
The incident happened on Sunday (July 25) at around 11.13 PM.
The driver who posted the videos said that a Police report has been filed.
For committing a rash act endangering human life, the person could be jailed for up to six months or fined up to S$2,500, or both.
A resident staying in Yishun Ring Road complaint after hearing noisy KTV singing from a Vietnamese girl and guy.
The resident recorded several videos and the singing was so loud they could hear it few floors above.
The Facebook user said: “Vietnamese singing KTV making loud noise nuisance disturbing nearby residents at Blk 110 Yishun ring road”.
The music came from unit #01-387 (Vietnam Mini Mart)
Girl Singing
Guy Singing
A passenger waiting at the bus stop was unhappy with the behaviour of the cyclist.
It is obvious that there are at least two buses behind the cyclist waiting for the cyclist to give way. But the cyclist took her jolly own sweet time and waste the passengers of two buses.
“they are the kings, u do not complain tat king n president convoy slow down the traffic. peasants just wait patiently.”
“Need to haul him over the road side and TEACH him how to behave well.”
A video has been circulating on whatsapp about an apparent fire at Geylang Bahru this morning, 28 July 2021. (70A Geylang Bahru)
Earlier today at about 6.35am, SCDF was alerted to a fire at the abovementioned location. Upon SCDF’s arrival, the fire was found well-alight on the second floor of two-storey premises.SCDF firefighters immediately deployed water jets around the premises to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading.
Once the fire was under control, firefighters donned breathing apparatus sets and proceeded onto the second floor to locate the seat of the fire. Firefighters had to exercise caution as roof tiles directly above them started collapsing.
SCDF deployed 11 emergency vehicles and about 40 firefighters to the incident. At the height of the operation, four water jets were deployed.
The fire involved the contents of a dance studio on the second floor of the premises and was extinguished by SCDF in about one hour. SCDF is currently performing damping down* operations.
The Town Council building at No. 70 Geylang Bahru is generally unaffected.*Damping down refers to the application of water to wet burnt surfaces immediately after a fire is put out. It is to prevent any potential rekindle of fire from the hot burnt surfaces.
Image source: Whatsapp
Four new COVID clusters have been identified in Singapore.
Among them is a cluster of nine cases at Westlite Juniper Dormitory. Eight of these cases, who are dormitory residents, were linked to the cluster on Tuesday, 27 July 2021.
There is also a cluster of four cases linked to a cleaner at Punggol Primary School.
The cluster at Marina Bay Sands Casino now has a total of 40 cases, after six more infections were linked to it.
There are currently a total of 39 active clusters in Singapore, ranging between three and 902 infections.
Image source: Google maps
A video has emerged on Facebook of a ladies badminton doubles competition.
In the video, the female athlete dropped her badminton racquet while engaging in an intense gameplay.
She then cheekily decided to hit the shuttlecock back using her hand.
She can be seen trying to control her laughter as well.
Image and Video Source: Singapore Laughs Facebook
A picture of a summon by LTA on a driver has emerged on Facebook.
The summon seems to be given because the driver was caught illegally transporting the passenger for a fee at Sengkang East Road on 27 July 2021.
He ended up having his vehicle impounded and seized by LTA.
Image Source: Google maps and Facebook Singapore Taxi Driver
A motorcyclist parked her motorcycle at One Raffles Place and was charged $48.07, leaving her in a state of shock.
She shared that she was attending a SkillsFuture course at Raffles Place but had trouble looking for a place to park.
She parked for a total of 9 hours form 9am to 6pm.
“I was riding my motorcycle and circulating buildings in the vicinity for a place to
park as I am not familiar with the place.”
“I noticed that many buiildings did not allow motorcycle parking.”
“I came by One Raffles Place’s back lane and saw its carpark did not have a sign that motorcycles could not enter so I entered to park.”
“I also noted there was no indication on motorcycle parking fees so I thought it would be free.”
“I was shocked to see the parking fee was close to $50, an amount that no riders would have in their CashCard.”
“Five minutes later, the security came with a CashCard and said I have to pay him cash.”
“He assisted in lifting the barrier after inserting his CashCard.”
“This sum for riders is hefty and not many riders can afford to pay such amount, especially those who are making ends meet amidst the pandemic.”
“I was shocked that motorcycles are charged the same amount as cars.”
“I wrote to the management at One Raffles Place to appeal to pay half the fees.”
“However, they were not flexible even when I explained my predicament and that the carpark sign did not properly indicate parking fees for motorcycles.”
“I would like to highlight this and alert other victims who have to pay so much for parking after earning a day’s hard work.”
“I am sure this is not the first time as the security had his cash card readily.”
Image source: Google maps and unsplash.com
We recently posted a video about an Army instructor confronting a member of the public with expletives after the member of the public approached him to mask up when talking to his recruits at Pasir Ris interchange.
The Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) issued a statement on the incident on Tuesday (July 27), saying that the Singapore Armed Forces have completed investigations into this matter.
They confirmed that the man in question is a SAF Commander and that he did not comply with Safe Management Measures (SMMs) while addressing Basic Military Training recruits.
MINDEF has said that the commander will be disciplinarily dealt with.
“SMMs are critical to ensure the safe conduct of the SAF’s training and operations, and our commanders are expected to set a positive example as well as enforce those rules to protect themselves and their trainees,” MINDEF added.
We wonder what kind of punishment would he receive as well.
Image Souce: Ivan Ho Facebook User and google maps
We recently posted about this SG Ah Lian Jie Jie who posted a video educating about Spore and the YP culture here with a song she created.
This time, SG Ah Lian Jie Jie is back with another troll video which she created with her friend.
Check out the troll video below.
Image and Video source: Singapore Incidents FB
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