A video emerged online showing two young punks fighting each other inside a classroom.
One of them looked like he was dancing to the Chinese Opera, while the other looked like swatting away houseflies.
Image and video source: @sg.influenzers on IG
A Facebook user shared how he witnessed a heart wrenching and sad incident that happened in front of him at a hospital.
An old man was staying in a hospital ward for the last 5 days; his daughter visited him only once, for less than 15 minutes; while his son-in-law just stood aside and didn’t speak at all.
He shared that the daughter and son-in-law looked quite rich and well dressed.
The doctor then told the old man: “Uncle, you can be discharged today already.”
The uncle then asked the doctor, “Can I stay 1 or 2 more days?”
The doctor asked: “Oh… Why?”
The uncle then explained: “Because when I go home nobody take care of me, I need someone to lift me up when I woke up or go toilet because of my major operation still hurt.”
The old man then added: “Can I recover more then discharge? I’m alone…”
The doctor then replied with a sad look: “Okay sure.”
The netizen then urged people to take care of their parents and not to feign filial piety, they are the ones who gave you life and brought you into this world.
Treat your parents well while they are still alive…
Images source: Kengy Peixiong on Facebook
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page singpura.viral which shows a couple “piak-ing” at the HDB void deck.
He was seen without his pants before thrusting himself forward then backwards several times. His actions was captured by a fellow young punk who was heard laughing while he was filming the whole “act”.
A video emerged online showing a huge tree falling on top of a lorry at Bukit Batok West Avenue 8.
The huge tree could be seen lying on top of the lorry on itws side, with its roots uprooted.
The incident purportedly happened during the heavy rain earlier today.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A video emerged online showing a car trying to make a turn at a busy junction earlier today, in the heavy downpour.
It was very difficult and dangerous for the driver to make a turn because the traffic lights had stopped working.
The incident purportedly happened at Holland Road.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
A large part of Singapore experienced heavy rain earlier today, with many longkangs overflowing, and residential areas as well as roads becoming flooded.
Cars could be seen driving very slowly on the roads due to it being flooded with the rainwater.
A canal was seen overflowing with water, as well as a bus stop.
Images and video sources: @sgfollowsall and @fababtsg on IG
Two little kittens were found dead at the bottom of a HDB block at Block 671A Yishun Avenue 4.
The dead bodies were found at around 10.05pm.
The kittens’ dead bodies could be seen sprawled out on the ground after being allegedly thrown down from the HDB building by a resident.
The kittens were not breathing when they were found and the alleged culprit’s house unit is not known.
Posted onto the Facebook group, Yishun Cat Patrol; the OP is appealing for witnesses with information to step forward.
The police and AVS have already been notified of the incident.
Images source: Yishun Cat Patrol on Facebook
A video emerged online showing a young punk wearing nothing but his underwear, holding onto a parang with techno music in the background.
He could be heard saying in Mandarin and Hokkien (translated): “F*** your mother’s v*gina, you want you come ah! Knnccb!”
Image and video source: @salahkau.sg on IG
Break out the sweaters and jackets, because the cold sweater weather in Singapore is expected to persist until the end of April.
The Meteorological Service Singapore (MSS) said in a weather update that thunder storms are expected islandwide over the next two weeks.
This is because of the prevailing inter-monsoon condition over Singapore and the nearby region, which is expected to continue through May.
The daily minimum temperature could reach 22°C, with the maximum temperatures ranging between 33°C and 34°C.
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A 57-year-old man pleaded guilty on 16 April to one charge each of:
Another charge of criminal intimidation was considered for sentencing.
He was jailed for 18 weeks and fined $3,000.
The man (he cannot be named due to a gag order protecting the victim) had gotten into an argument with his wife (they have since dissolved their marriage on 11 January) on 25 February last year.
He tripped the circuit breaker at their home thrice to prevent his wife from using electricity because he feels that she doesn’t pay for anything despite living at the house.
They then got into a physical fight, where he pulled the victim’s shirt, tearing it.
He then squeezed her right breast to hurt her.
The victim then called the police at about 12.25am and was later found with minor injuries from the scuffle.
A protection order against the man was issued by the courts about a month later on 19 March, where the accused was ordered against using family violence against his wife.
On 11 April, despite being issued with a protection order, he used a spy camera to record her showering because they had not been “intimate” for about a year and he “missed her body”.
He stuck the camera onto a wall using double-sided tape and installed it in the toilet.
As the victim was showering, the camera dropped onto the ground and she found it; she then called the police and the man was subsequently arrested.
Both parties continued to live in the same home after their marriage was dissolved, and the man reportedly harassed the woman.
He returned home after midnight on 27 February and scolded the victim for being a freeloader at the unit, asking her to contribute to the bills and verbally abused her repeatedly.
He then crumpled a stack of letters, throwing them at her face before hurling a slew of vulgarities at her.
He was then arrested after she called the police and they observed that he appeared drunk and was agitated, reeking of alcohol.
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