
Facebook user Ngo Lilian recently posted a video of a stall owner in a wet market who spray baygone on her vegetables.
It was believed that the owner sprayed the insecticide due to the bugs and cockroaches running on the vegetables.


Facebook user Ngo Lilian recently posted a video of a stall owner in a wet market who spray baygone on her vegetables.
It was believed that the owner sprayed the insecticide due to the bugs and cockroaches running on the vegetables.


A story was recently shared online and it shows how common cheating is regardless of married or just BF/GF status. Having a pregnant wife does not seem to stop a player from cheating.
Here is the story:
I recently just stepped out of a toxic relationship. Tom (not real name) is a married man with a newborn daughter. And I’m attached, in a three-year relationship. I met Tom on an online game more than a year ago and didn’t know he was married.
We grew closer and have a lot common topic. We enjoyed chatting with each other. Slowly, I found myself developing feelings for him. At the same time, my current boyfriend wasn’t giving me much attention and I was a little lonely and upset. I turned myself to Tom, and realized I enjoyed playing the game with him a lot. I knew that he was much older than me, and his thinking was much more mature then everyone else around me. After a few months of playing together, we admitted we have feelings for each other and slowly proceed to something more.
We would voice call each other, saying all kind of sweet and loving words to one another. I have never agreed to meet him in real life, because I was afraid what would happen once we were to meet. One month into this ‘relationship’, he told me he was married, and that he and his wife was expecting a daughter soon. I was heartbroken at first, but I was in love with him.
He knew that I was attached since the beginning as well. We both tried to ignore the fact we each have own partners, and he have his family… It was ok at the beginning. It was our secret, and nobody else knew. This carried on for a few more months. However, I found myself very guilty. Guilty of betraying my partner trust, guilty of being a third person in someone else relationship. I tried to leave Tom, but it was hard to. He would always tried to talk me out of it, by assuring me what we had was special and nobody else would understand, and that we don’t need people’s validation on our ‘special’ relationship. And so I listened to him, keeping our online relationship a secret for another few more months. It tormented me so much but I couldn’t speak to anyone about it.
I don’t know when it started, but I was disgusted at myself. I hated myself for it, to the point I had to resort to self-harm. Maybe it was a way of punishing myself. One day, a senior manager at work had to take leave to spend some time with his expecting wife. My first thought was happy for him. But I suddenly felt disgusted, I had the urge to vomit.
I ran to the washroom and cried, thinking; how could Tom be fooling around with me this whole time when his wife was spending her days in hospital and preparing to give birth to their daughter? And those nights when we would call each other, while the wife and daughter was sleeping in another room. It was like a mental breaking point for me. I couldn’t eat well, nor sleep well.
My own relationship was deteriorating. I was spiralling. It took me a while, before I had the courage to put an end to it and call it off with him. He wasn’t happy, of course, but it’s best for us both. Perhaps if the circumstances was different, we could have been true soul mates, two-person who truly understand and love one another.
I hope if there’s anyone who faced the similar situation as me quickly gets out of these toxic relationship before it gets worse…Not only it will hurt the people around you, but it will also hurt your own mental health.

According to the Police, a 26-year-old was arrested after he was caught stealing 4 tins of milk powder from a supermarket located at Ang Mo Kio Street 31.
The incident happened on 12 March 2021 in the afternoon.
The Police said that they were informed of the incident at about 3.15 PM and the man was no longer in the Supermarket when the Police arrived. But with the help of CCTV and investigations done the man was arrested on the same day.
The police investigations revealed that the man is also involved in other series of crimes that are of a similar nature and selling the milk powder for a profit.
After apprehending the man, all four tins of milk powder were recovered. The man was charged in court on Saturday, if he is found guilty he can face a maximum jail term of 7 years and a fine.

A 40-year-old man was arrested in the wee hours of Sunday (14 March 2021) after he was seen walking to a coffee shop while hold finds a knife.
According to the Police, the incident happened at about 12.10 AM and the man was spotted holding a knife and walking towards a coffee shop at Clementi West Street 2.
The knife was seized and the man was arrested.
He will be charged in court today for possession of an offensive weapon in a public place, if he is guilty he will be facing up to 3 years jail and a minimum of 6 strokes of rotan.
The Police do not tolerate such actions and will not hesitate to bring them to justice.


Pauline India the company who plagiarized the song “count of me Singapore” has taken to Facebook to apologize after “realizing” that they plagiarized 99% of the song.
Here is the full post.
It has come to our notice that the Song “We Can Achieve” in CD (1999) “We can Achieve – Inspirational Songs for Children and All” by Pauline Communications has some copyright issues with regard to the lyrics and music of the same. It seems that it has been copied 99 % from the Song “Count on Me Singapore”. Song and Lyrics by Hugh Harrison and sung by the Singaporean Clement Chow in a TV programme.
We would like to inform you that we had produced this song with the help of Mr. Joey Mendoza who sold the copyright of the lyrics and music to us, claiming he owned it. This was in 1999, when we brought out the CD “We can Achieve. We were not even aware, that this song has been the National Day Song of Singapore since 1986. We had uploaded it on SoundCloud in 2012 in the album “We stand United” which was a collection of patriotic songs from our various CDs produced by Pauline Communications, India .
Sorry for any inconvenience caused and sentiments hurt. Sr Joeyanna FSP (Digital Department)


Johor is looking to reopen their borders with Singapore either by May or June this year, and as such, about 100,000 Malaysians will soon receive their COvid-19 vaccinations.
About 400,000 Malaysians are currently working in Singapore, according to Johor’s Chief Minister Hasni Mohammad, therefore vaccinations for the Malaysians will need to be done in stages – meaning 100,000 Malaysians will receive their vaccinations first in the initial stage.
Hasni said that Malaysia is also using the same Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine as Singapore and shouldn’t be difficult for both countries to recognise the innoculation process via a certificate that will be available on the MySejahtera app (presumed to be the Malaysian equivalent of Singapore’s Singpass app, but unverified).
The Johor-Malaysia border has been closed since 18 March last year and Johor’s economy has taken a significant and sever hit since then, with the Malaysian state desperate to reopen borders with us.
Images sources: Unsplash (Royalty Free) and Google Maps

A video surfaced online showing a young punk breaking (and vandalising in the process) the lock of a shared bicycle.
He used a huge rock to smash the lock, forcing it to “snap” open.
He ended the video by saying: “And thats how you open a motherf**king bi-“
Image and video source: @sg.trendzzz on IG

A video was recently uploaded on Youtube which shows a group of bikini girls and hunks partying at Tanjong Beach Club.

The group consisted of more than 8pax while they were seen drinking shots and champagne.

One HWZ user even recognized one of the girls and said that she got into trouble once for breaking safe distancing rules.

The woman in question was Sonia Chew who was dropped from hosting Mediacorp’s annual countdown show amid investigations into whether Covid-19 safe distancing regulations were breached at a birthday party for actor Jeffrey Xu.


A video surfaced online showing two schoolboys fighting with each other in their school uniform.
Both boys attempted numerous kicks, kick after kick, but almost none of their kicks connected with their opponent.
Maybe they kick until “no kick”.
The chinese guy who attempted so many failed kicks then gave up and punched his opponent instead.
Image and video source: @@sgfollowsall on IG

A 38-year-old man was arrested for using illegally obtained personal information to get masks from vending machines at Bukit Panjang and Bishan.
He attempted to get the free masks 61 times, succeeding 11 times.
He is facing up to 10 years in jail as well as a fine for cheating, for his offences.
An individual tried to get their mask from a vending machine at Pasir Ris East Community Centre but was unable to do so as it had “already been collected”, so the person lodged a police report.
Temasek Foundation also lodged a police report on the same day, reporting several such cases occuring.
The police were then able to identify the culprit throught CCTV images int he vending machines.
The police are stepping up efforts to catch such delinquents and urge the public to report suspicious persons loitering at any mask vending machines.