According to a media release, a group of people was seen gathering and a fight broke out among them.
The incident happened in Chinatown on Tuesday night at Keong Saik Road at around 11.50 PM. According to the Police, two males and two females ranging from the age of 28 to 39 were arrested.
The scuffle alerted the residents in the area and a report was made, two of them were taken to Changi General Hospital
Channel News Asia uploaded a video of the fight on Youtube:
A netizen, Leonardo Ng, shared how he was buying a cup of soya milk at Lao Ban Soya Beancurd at Serangoon Bus Interchange, when he witnessed something amazing.
He shared that he met a woman who purchased a bulk order of 30 tubs of beancurd, which are apparently meant for the bus captains at the interchange, as a way of thanking them for their service.
Ng asked her if she was an SBS staff, to which she replied that she was merely a grateful bus passenger.
The woman paid about $50 in total for the beancurds (my maths is horrible, a tub costs $1.70 so 30 tubs would be about $50).
The best part of the story? The woman then offered to pay for Ng’s drinks as well.
Former Minneapolis policeman, Derek Chauvin, 45-years-old, was convicted on 20 April of the murder of George Floyd.
He was found guilty of all charges after the 12-member jury considered the testimonies of 45 witnesses during the trial, which included bystanders, police officials and medical experts.
Chauvin was charged with second-degree murder, third-degree murder and manslaughter.
He was read the verdict by the judge and told that his bail was revoked and taken out of the courtroom in handcuffs.
Chauvin faces 12.5 years in prison for his murder conviction, although the prosecution could seek a longer jail term of up to 40 years if the judge determines that there were “aggravating factors”.
Hundreds of people outside the courthouse erupted in cheers after the announcement of the verdict, as cars honked and the crowded chanted George Floyd’s name.
A photo emerged online showing an indian worker seated at the back of a lorry, squeezing with the other equipment and tools behind.
The netizen who shared the photo, captioned:
“We need to take a good hard look at how we as a society treat the most vulnerable amongst us.“
“MOM and LTA must step in and put an end to this dangerous and inhumane practice once and for all. One death is one too many.“
The netizen was probably worried after seeing reports of the fatal traffic accident involving a lorry fetching a group of workers who were thrown out of the lorry.