A girl has been reported missing since 3 April.
Her full name is Jenavieve Lim Xuan Yu.
A police report has been made and the family is appealing to the public to keep a lookout.
Anyone with information on the girl’s whereabouts is advised to inform the police.
Images source: Amanda Ysq on Facebook
A concerned netizen shared how he saw 2 young punks doing somersaults and backflips in a playground with many children running around.
He shared that it was very dangerous because of the likelihood of them accidentally kicking a child.
He then walked over and told the YPs to stop, and they challenged him to go ahead and call the police.
The shirtless YP could be seen doing a flip in the video and almost hitting a kid who was running behind him.
Image and video source: Complaint Singapore Facebook
A video emerged online showing a Mercedes driver at a discretionary left turn junction.
He didn’t give way to the pedestrians, who were crossing when the green man on the traffic light was on.
He then hit the stroller of a female pedestrian, which had a toddler inside.
The toddler who was around 2 years old, cried loudly u pon the impact, as the Mercedes driver then allegedly drove away.
The incident purportedly happened on 1 April, at Middle Road, at around 7.48pm.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
A netizen shared how she posted a “NB Monitor Arm” on Carousell for sale.
A customer allegedly ordered the item from her and paid via Carousell protection.
Carousell protection is a feature on Carousell where the payment is held by the platform until the buyer receives the item, the buyer will then need to acknowledge receipt of the item on the app before the money can be released to the seller.
So after the guy received the item via mail, through Qxpress, he allegedly went MIA.
He didn’t acknowledge receipt of the item on the app and therefore the money was not released to the seller.
The seller then contacted Carousell, who told her that the payment failed and that she had to liaise with the buyuer directly.
So she PMed, Whatsapped and called his phone but it was to no avail, and he then proceeded to block her on Whatsapp.
She then resorted to calling his company and in the end, the buyer’s boss intervened and paid up for him.
Images source: Complaint Singapore Facebook via Susan Leong
A guy had the fantastic idea of getting a tattoo of his girlfrieind in a bid to impress her.
But the tattoo apparently didn’t go according to plan and it turned out different from what he expected.
The tattoo of his girlfriend made her look like a man.
Images source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A video emerged online showing a semi-detached house being wholly engulfed in flames.
Thick, brownish smoke could be seen billowing out of the house as the blazing fire destroyed everything within the house.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
Facebook user SG Guy SG recently posted screenshots of a conversation on the Facebook page Complaint Singapore.
A Thai woman who is married to a Singaporean man was looking for other men to date so that the man will support her financially.
She quoted one man $150 for 2 hours and she even stated that she could go out with the man now on one condition that he “shoots outside”.
She then gave the most typical reason on why she had to sell herself. The main reasons were that her mother was sick and her mother owe money to the bank.
The bodies of 2 teenage girls, aged 15 and 16, were found at the foot of Block 143 Toa Payoh Lorong 2.
Witnesses said that the two bodies were found less than 1m apart.
The police said that they were alerted to the incident at 10.02pm and when they arrived, the two teenaged girl swere found lying motionless at the ground floor of the block.
The two girls were pronounced dead at the scene by paramedics.
White sheets were used to cover the dead bodies.
Preliminary investigations revealed that there were no criminal acts involved in the incident, although investigations are currently underway.
A resident who lived nearby shared that they were at a table within the vicinity when they heard a loud sound.
They soon realised that someone had fallen down from the HDB and they called the police.
The two girls were reportedly very close friends and they had apparently fallen down from the building at the same time.
Identical bracelets were also found on them and were recovered for further investigations by the police.
A video was recently uploaded on Tiktok which shows a Malay girl making fun of Chinese people as they like to say the “tombalik”.
She then goes on to say that there’s no word called tombalik before laughing it off.
The Singapore Police said that a fight had occured on Saturday night at Magazine Road, Clark Quay, at around 10pm.
The fight broke out between two groups of people, near Central Mall.
Nine men, between the gaes of 25 and 38, were arrested for affray; while another two men, aged 29 and 47, were arrested for disorderly behaviour.
It is unclear what the two groups of Ah Bengs were fighting about.
Image source: Whatsapp Circulation
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