A netizen shared a photo of a pile of rubbish being strewn all over the ground at the void deck of a HDB (presumed) building.
The rubbish was thrown on the ground, right beside the rubbish chute.
She also highlighted the old unwanted furniture being discarded and left at the void deck as well.
The netizen questioned the litterbug’s visibility prowess, lamenting the lack of consideration.
Image source: Jessie B Koh via Complaint Singapore Facebook
Photos emerged showing a very severe looking accident which purportedly happened at a Bukit Batok construction site.
A huge crane-like structure could be seen toppled over and crushing the temporary dormitories (Construction Temporary Quarters) at the site.
At the time of writing, it is unclear how many are or whether anyone is injured from the incident.
Image source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A video emerged online showing a young punk who, much like his cavemen predecessors 1.7 million years ago, discovered fire.
Only difference is the Homo erectus who resided in caves during the Pleistocene era, probably had a higher IQ.
The young punk could be seen playing with fire, spraying an aerosol over a lighter fire, burning his own thumb in the process.
Image and video source: @sgbengz on IG
A video emerged online showing a young punk with a bag full of vape pods that he allegedly just bought.
His friend could be heard saying in Mandarin: “Wah limpeh bought… Brian, rich guy leh… Aiyo… Cb, 26 boxes leh, 26 leh! Wah rich guy leh, Sheng Siong bag for what?”
It is illegal to use, buy and sell vapes and vaping accessories in Singapore.
Image and video source: @sgbengz on IG
A video emerged online showing two men fighting at a coffeeshop.
It is unclear what was the cause of the fight as the YP pinned the uncle onto the ground, shouting at him.
Image and video source: @fababtsg on IG
Chua Wee Meng, a 46-year-old man, pleaded guilty to one count of outraging the modesty of an elderly cleaner after she gave him money to buy food.
He was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment.
The victim, a 68-year-old woman who works as a part time cleaner, cannot be named due to ao gag order to protect her identity.
The incident happened on 19 June last year; the woman was waiting for the lift at a HDB block at Queenstown.
Chua approached her and asked her for $4 to buy food, to which she gave him half the amount.
Chua then molested her and asked her for money again.
The victim was shocked and refused his request, entering the lift and returning to her home.
She then told her daughter about the incident and they made a police report.
District Judge Wong said that Chua had committed the offence to an elderly woman who had “demonstrated kindness to him” and noted that the victim was shaken by the offence.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sg.influezers which shows a group of ang mo YPs conducting a massive street fight brawl.
They were seen fighting 1 on 1 with each other as more than 8 people were seen on the roof roof top. Punches and kicks were thrown as many of their friends were cheering them on.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a police man saving the life of a monitor lizard.
He was seen carrying the monitor lizard to safety and it was placed on the grass patch on the other side of the road. Cheers could be heard after the policeman successfully placed the cute lizard onto the grass.
A man in Taiwan reportedly got married to the same woman 4 times and divorced 3 times all in the span of 5 weeks, just to get 32 days of paid marriage leave.
The man had applied for marriage leave after getting married on 6 April 2020, which his employer (a bank) approved.
The paid marriage leave of 8 days is apparently his full entitlement, according to Taiwan’s labour laws.
He then got divorced and married again during that period, just so he could request for another 8 days of paid marriage leave.
He did this numerous times, ending up with him marrying the same woman 4 times.
However, after his first application, the bank refused to approve his subsequent requests for marriage leave.
The man then complained against the bank for breaking Taiwan’s labour laws.
Tha Taipei City Labour Bureau then found that the bank was indeed guilty, noting that although what the guy was doing was “unethical in conduct”, he had done nothing wrong technically.
The bank ended up being fined NTD$20,000.
This guy… What a legend…
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A video emerged online showing a young punk urinating down a rubbish chute.
Preliminary reasonings have been inconclusive so far, therefore we have deduced that homeboy was trying to save money on his toilet water.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall
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