A video emerged online showing a cyclist on the expressway.
He could be seen just chilling there, sitting on his bicycle and not moving as the vehicles around are driving past him.
Image and video source: Ah Seng YC on Facebook via Complaint Singapore
The infamous racist woman who has been harassing others and posting the videos on her YouTube channel, has had her channel “Beow Tan” terminated by TouTube for violating their policies.
Her videos uploaded over the last 2 years, consisted of mostly her accusing strangers of being racist and alleging that she is being harassed by them, although the people in her videos could be seen doing absolute nothing she described.
A spokesperson from YouTube said that they have strict policies against harassment on the platform, which includes content that negatively targets someone’s race, gender identification and sexual orientation.
They said that they remove content that violates these policies when flagged, including cyberbullying, nudity and violence.
It was previously reported that the Singapore Police is also investigating the woman.
Image source: All Singapore Stuff, Beow Tan YouTube.
A video emerged online showing an errant Ang Moh cyclist misbehaving on the road.
He could be seen swerving in and out of lanes on purpose, speeding up and slowing down deliberately as well, doing so right in front of cars.
Image and video source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG and Whatsapp
A photo emerged online showing a woman who was described as a netizen of being a “sovereign”, without a mask inside an MRT cabin.
She allegedly regused to put on a mask despite being told by the netizen to do so.
The OP commented that he/she had reported the woman to SMRT, and that the woman had no regards about potentially spreading Covid-19 to the old man beside her.
Image source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A Taiwanese YouTuber in Singapore, Angel Hsu, drew flak for cooking a chicken at the Sembawang Hot Spring Park using water from the hot spring.
Angel said that she wanted to experiment whether the sulphur-based spring water could possibly be used to cook a chicken wing.
Turns out it is possible to cook a chicken using the spring water, as she said the chicken was perfectly cooked.
However, she has been criticised by numerous netizens for her actions, with one commenter telling her not to tell people she’s from Taiwan if she commits illegal acts in Singapore.
She was also criticised by Lianhe Zaobao and Shin Min Daily News, with a Lianhe Zaobao columnist labelling her behavior “unthinkable”, pointing out that her cooking the chicken in a public premise could cause hygiene problems.
The columnist said:
“It’s clearly stated as an egg-cooking station, but she ended up cooking chicken instead. Moreover, the fat and juices from the chicken wing would’ve permeated the air and water, polluting the area.”
Image and video source: Angel Hsu on YouTube
A video emerged online showing a woman who is purported to be the racist woman in the spotlight recently for harassing others and posting them on her YouTube channel.
She could be seen in the video back to it again with her antics.
Image and video source: @adminsgfollowsall on IG
The infamous racist auntie who has been in the spotlight recently for harassing minorities and posting them on her YouTube channel, is currently assisting with the police with investigations.
The police have confirmed that they have received reports lodged against the 57-year-old woman.
She could be seen telling a commuter that she would “never mix around with you guys because we’re so different”.
Her harassment antics were posted onto the YouTube channel Beow Tan.
Images source: Beow Tan Youtube Channel and
A photo emerged online showing a middle aged woman resting both her feet on the seats of a bus.
She could be seen taking up 3 seats and her shoes were taken off as well.
It is unhygienic and considering the current pandemic situation, we wouldn’t advise anyone to do the same.
Image source: @singapore_incidents on IG
LTA said on 26 April that a $980 million contract for construction works for the Pasir Ris station on the Cross Island Line (CRL), which is slated to begin in the fourth quarter of this year, has been awarded to a Korean joint venture, between Daewoo Engineering & Construction, as well as Dongah Geological Engineering.
The station is scheduled to open in 2030.
The two Korean companies will design and build the Pasir Ris interchange staion and its tunnels as well as make the changes required to the current Pasir Ris station.
Daewoo Engineering & Construction is building Stevens stations and its tunnels, while Dongah Geological Engineering is building Great World station and tunnels.
The CRL is Singapore’s 8th MRT line and is intended to connect major transport nodes.
Image source: LTA on Facebook
The Coroner’s report about the case of a 6-year-old girl, Sherlyn Ler, who drowned at a swimming pool at Kallang Basin Swimming Complex back in 2017, indicated that her brain did not have enough oxygen and blood.
Ler was having a swimming class in the teaching pool of the complex, and she was later found floating unconscious on her back by other children.
She was then brought of the pool and sent to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital.
The swimming coach, Mr Yeo Chwee Chuan, reportedly guided her to the middle of the pool before leaving her there to swim to the edge of the pool by herself, using a swimming board.
He then turned around to assist another student.
The pool was 45 metres long and 23 metres wide, and it was between 0.8 metres and 1 metre deep.
The Coroner said that there were lapses in Mr Yeo’s management of his class, she said:
“At several points in time, more than one student was out of his line of sight… Ideally, the child, especially one who is not an independent swimmer, should be within arm’s reach.“
The 2 lifeguards near the teaching pool, Firdaus Rajatmarican and Law Kum Wah were on duty that day, with the former in charge of the teaching pool and the wading pool because of a shortage of manpower.
He had reportedly brought his phone with him on duty because he wanted to monitor his mother at home.
He then asked Law to cover him at the pools as he was on his phone.
Firdaus was using his phone on duty and walking across the open seating area at 7.05pm, with Mr Law arranging chairs at the seating area before walking towards the pool at 7.09pm.
The pool was left unattended for at least 4 minutes.
Both lifeguards were scolded by the Coroner, who told them that drowning occurs within 20 to 60 seconds.
Both of them are no longer employed as lifeguards.
The victim’s mother was also at the scene at the time, seated at the platform near the pool and conversating with other members of the public, and checking her phone a few times.
She then tried to spot Sherlyn in the pool but couldn’t find her daughter.
The Coroner’s findings indicated that Sherlyn’s swimming difficulties were undetected by the coach and lifeguards.
The victim’s father then filed a lawsuit in the High COurt against the 4 defendants; Yeo Chwee Chuan (the coach), Firdaus Rajatmarican (lifeguard), Law Kum Wah (lifeguard) and SportSG.
SportSG has since countered the allegation, with all 4 defendants defending themselves.
They said that the coach was not their employee and merely a visitor granted permit to conduct his lessons there, and that the two lifeguards were sufficiently trained to carry out their duties.
The defendants also blamed the victim’s mother for not being attentive to her daughter and alleged that she contributed to the negligence.
The case is still ongoing.
Images source: carnivalwiz.com.sg and Google Maps (images used for illustration purposes only)
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