A video emerged online showing an Ang Moh young punk filming himself spewing a bunch of hokkien vulgarities.
He said (translated and transcribed):
“Eh, you stare what stare cb! You know who am I not?”
“Not happy ah, my name is Sohai.” (Yes, he said his name is Sohai)
*pauses momentarily to reflect on his life choices*
“I am Desmond, not happy ah? Come ah?”
“You call your friend, I call my friend.”
“Come ah come, CB, LJ.”
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg on IG
A car could be seen caught on fire, with thick black smoke billowing out of the flaming vehicle.
SCDF vehicles could be seen at the scene, responding to the incident.
It is unclear whether anyone was hurt from the accident.
Image and video source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG
An elderly man who is suffering from Dementia has been missing since 29 April at around 3pm, at the Boon Keng area.
The elderly man was last seen wearing a green top and a black bottom.
A police report has been made and the elderly man’s worried family and friends, as well as the police, are currently searching for him.
The old man’s worried son is appealing to the public to help keep a lookout for his missing dad.
Anyone with information is advised to contact the police at 999, or Alan at 9799-5853.
Source: Flora Col on Facebook and 50 Shades of Singapore Facebook
A video emerged online showing a lorry modified with seats, seatbelts and even a DIY roof at the back.
This is presumably in response to the intensifying backlash and calls for improvements to the safety of migrant workers being transported at the back of lorries.
And also it comes in the wake of the deaths of two migrant workers who were flung out of a lorry during an accident.
Image source: @netiizenz on IG
A video emerged online showing a confrontation between a Singaporean driver and an Ang Moh.
The driver could be heard telling the Ang Moh that he “doesn’t belong here”, and he should go back to to his “f**king country”.
He then called them “white tr*sh motherf**kers.”
The Ang Moh guy then replied, “what?”
The guy then reiterated his insult, saying, “white tr*sh, you heard that? Disgusting and cheap, get out of my country.”
The Ang Moh could be heard sarcastically saying “okay” repeatedly.
The Singaporean then got back into his car after verbally abusing the Ang Moh guy.
It isn’t clear what was the reason for the confrontation, although we assume it was traffic and driving-related.
And no matter what the reason or who the other party is, racism is never okay.
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A video emerged online showing an Audi blocking up to 3 lanes while performing an illegal u-turn.
After he completed his illegal u-turn manoeuvre, the driver then drove against the flow of traffic.
The incident purportedly happened at Marina Coastal Road, on 29 April.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A video emerged online showing a van stopped at a car park gantry.
The driver then alighted from his vehicle and proceeded to use brute force on the gantry barrier, pushing it away so that his van could exit the car park (for free).
Fella really destroyed a car park gantry just to save on car park fees, embarrassing.
Image and video source: @fababtsg on IG
A video emerged online showing a young punk making out with a cardboard cut-out of a local celebrity policeman.
I’m sure a lot of Singaporeans have seen this standee of a policeman standing with his hand in front of him with the caption:
“SHOP THEFT IS A CRIME”
The young punk was clearly smitten with the policeman’s dashing good looks and he momentarily let his hormones overrun his body, as he started french kissing the policeman’s standee.
Mouth to mouth some more.
But hey, not judging here, we get it – Love is blind.
Image and video source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG and @kukujiaoboi on Carousell
A video emerged online showing a confrontation between a cyclist and a driver at a red light.
The cyclist was purportedly honked at by the driver of the car, and after the vehicles stopped at a red light, the cyclist went to the door of the car and confronted the driver.
The incident purportedly happened along Ganges Avenue, on 29 April at around 8am.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook
Reports coming out of Hong Kong indicated that the country is seeing their first case of an untraceable mutant Covid-19 variant, N501Y.
Hong Kong’s Centre for Health Protection (CHP) said in a statement that a 39-year-old maid and a 10-month-old baby girl who lived with her in the Tung Chung residential building, have contracted the mutant strain of novel coronavirus.
The variant is highly transmissible and all asymptomatic residents of the building are to be put under compulsory quarantine, as well as compulsory Covid-19 tests.
Ronald Lam, the controller of the CHP, said that the source of the infection is unknown, and that the N501Y variant was first found in South Africa, and a mutation E484K, which could help the pathogen become resistant to vaccines and antibody treatments.
The entire building has since been put into lockdown.
Flights from Nepal have since been banned by Hong Kong.
The news comes in the wake of Singapore’s impending travel bubble with Hong Kong due to commence on 26 May, with travel tickets having been snapped out quickly.
Image source: Unsplash
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