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COLOMBIAN TOURIST JAILED FOR HOUSE BREAKING IN SINGAPORE

Four Colombians, who were here on tourist visas, have been sentenced to one year’s jail each for breaking into three houses and stealing a total of $2,000 from the houses. The four came to Singapore with the intention of house breaking in Private estates and looting valuable belongings.

The four, who arrived in Singapore on 2 May this year, have been named as Puentes Entralgo Yuli Caterine, her husband Gonzales Gonzales Alvaro and their friends Ordonez Saenz Jose Andres and Sandoval Rivera Edgar Alberto. The four of them had rented a Mercedes as their stake out car, and decided to hit their target, a home on Muswell Hill at Braddell. They went out empty handed, however, as they failed to find any cash or valuable belongings, and realised there was a CCTV in the house.

The four were arrested the next day, and were found to have bus tickets to Malaysia on them. Their total haul was three houses broken into, with the other two being in Chancery Lane and Jalan Eunos, and they only managed to steal three wristwatches, cash of S$2,000 and a precious gen stone.

Felix Wong

COMFORT COLLABORATING WITH UBER? WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN TO FARES??!?!?

Breaking news! ComfortDelGro has announced that it is actually in talks to form a “strategic alliance” with Uber. The taxi company is looking to collaborate with Uber to manage its fleets and book software solutions.

They have just signed papers to start discussions and nothing is affirmative yet.

If given the green light, commuters will be able to book their ComfortDelGro taxis via the Uber app. Hopefully, this solution will sustain the taxi company and maintain its role as a transport service provider in Singapore.

Taxi drivers must be going up in arms about this. If you cannot beat them, join them? Does it work like that?

LOOKING FOR WITNESSES TO AN ACCIDENT AROUND BEDOK POINT

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This is a call out to anyone who witnessed an accident around bedok point on 22nd aug at around 12pm, the victim (on a bicycle) had succumbed to injuries.

Please, help to spread the word and any form of infomation will be rewarded in kind. Don’t let the perpetrator go scot free on this!

Source: Weijie Tan

We would advise those who were there to help out as we should not allow the guilty party to run away.

MRT FAILS ARE LIKE A DAILY AGENDA. TODAY YEW TEE TO JURONG DELAYED

In news that surprised no one, commuters on the North South line experienced delays again this morning during rush hour. At 7.32am, SMRT tweeted that commuters should add 15 minutes’ additional train travel time from Yew Tee to Jurong East. This was due to a track fault “not linked to the new signalling project”, the tweet said.

However, most passengers said that the waiting time was far longer than what SMRT tweeted, with one commuter even saying that she was stuck on a MRT train at Choa Chu Kang station for 40 minutes. Another commuter said he took 40 minutes to travel from Yew Tee to Jurong East, which is just four stations apart.

At 8.13am, SMRT revised the estimated additional travel time from Yew Tee to Jurong East to 10 minutes, and at 8.53am, it said that the train service was running normally again.

WOMAN REPORT SAF REGULAR FOR DOING GRAB HITCH. GETS SHAMED. HAHA

A snitch who reported a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular for moonlighting when he used the carpooling app, GrabHitch, has become the subject of ridicule after a netizen brought this case to light last night.

 According to an image that is circulating online, the SAF regular had used GrabHitch to ferry a passenger, Ms Danielle Goh, to her home on 15 December 2016. The driver accepted $3.50 for the hitch ride. A day later on 16 Decemnber, the MINDEF Feedback Unit received an email informing them that the regular was moonlighting as a GrabHitch driver and commenced investigations into the matter.

The regular was eventually convicted of moonlighting and fined $2,000 in lieu of 2 weeks detention.

Singaporean netizens were quick to jump to the defense of the regular serviceman, who many felt had done nothing wrong. Confused netizens wondered if GrabHitch was now off limits for all drivers who had full time jobs and whose companies do not allow moonlighting.

An overwhelming majority also criticized Ms Goh for acting dishonorably by taking the ride and stabbing her driver in the back.

DRIVER ARUGE ON VIDEO. WASTING POLICE RESOURCE? (VIDEO)

Whether it’s one-way or two-way road, why cannot give way one? Problem can be solved if just one of them gostan lei. Everything also want to call police?

Stop wasting Police’s resources can? #ego #bodohpehkambing

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Source: Ivy

SECURITY GUARD CLAIMS HE FROM ANG SOON TONG (SECRET SOCIETY) VIDEO

A video went viral after a security guard was talking on the phone saying what Ang soon tong or whatever.

Tell someone on the phone to come to Punggol to talk.

“You call police see you die or i die!!”

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What do you guys think?

Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple is under police investigations for suspected criminal offences

Source: Little India directory

On Aug 22, the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of the oldest Hindu temples in Singapore over alleged unlawful offences, a police inquiry is propelled by its Commercial Affairs Department is leading the investigation, but said it is “inappropriate” to comment further on the investigation.

 

The Commissioner of Charities (COC) said in an announcement that it had been alerted of the inquiry and has also propelled its own investigation into the temple under section 8 of the Charities Act, which gives the chief the power to start such investigations into charities.

 

The COC said it expected response on the management of the temple, which led to it carrying out an evaluation. “The evaluation recognised certain zones of alarm with regard to authority and management, which permit piloting a probe,” it said.

The COC added that it will choose on the next progress of action after the probe.

 

In the period in-between, spiritual happenings will not be affected and the temple can carry on with its processes and day-to-day services, COC said, adding that processes will be put in place to guarantee the temple is correctly taken care of.

 

In the Little India area the temple at 141 Serangoon Road is a well-known landmark and it built by early Indian migrant workers to be one of the oldest temples in Singapore.

GAVE FREE RENTAL TO CAR HIRER FOR A WEEK. NOW DONT WANT PAY PLAY GANGSTER

Best hirer…

  • Gave free first-week rental
  • Gave 50 dollar off Hari Raya
  • Gave free rental with replacement car when car is in workshop
  • Offer to help pay parking fine

Now hirer don’t want pay rental and play gangster/sick

Will tow back the car tonight and advertise here this Saturday. Hit me up

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BEWARE OF FAKE BIRD’S NEST IF YOUR PLANNING TO BUY FROM THAILAND!

It is well-known that one of the most well-liked souvenirs tourist can purchase for their friends and family back home is bird’s nest, and is well-liked among the Chinese tourist.

In the recent crackdown by Thai authorities, you might want to twice before buying this item when dropping by Thailand. Reason being the ingredients that are being used in bird’s nest imitation is discovered in Thailand is simply disgusting.

In order to aid the production of fake bird’s nest, gum trees were imported to mix with coconut tree skin! It is advised by Thai authorities that the bird’s nest should always be bought from reliable sources!