A netizen has sent in a message of a man claiming to call for a meet up of his “gang brothers”.
The netizen sends in a message with the following:
“Malaysian Indian Gangsters arranging for gang Meet-ups. Malaysian Indians are continuously promoting their gangsterism in Singapore via TIKTOK recently. If this continues without proper action taken by the relevant authority Singapore will go back to 60s/70s. “
The photo captioned:
“4/4/2021 GATHERING IN SINGAPORE WHO WANT JOIN PM ME 1804 BROTHERS ONLY”
According to the netizen who send in the message, “1804” is a Malaysian Gang. However, we googled and found that they are allegedly afflicted with Singapore gang “18 Seow”
According to a video that was posted earlier today, a fire broke out at Chinatown Point shopping mall today morning.
Around 100 people were evacuated from the scene, according to SCDF they were informed of the incident at around 10.25 AM located at 133 New Bridge Road.
The signboard of the store caught fire and large amounts of smoke can be seen in the vicinity and in the mall.
At least 1 person was sent to the hospital for smoke inhalation and security officers were seen evacuating mall patrons.
Many photos emerge on social media, that the smoke can be seen even from a distance.
The fire was put out by the mall’s sprinkler system and a fire extinguisher before SCDF arrived.
A Grab driver was allegedly “cheated” by his passenger, after the passenger took the ride from him and later reported to grab and said that the driver no show.
For a amount of S$13.50 she allegedly decided to get a free ride to be a “cheapo”.
Here is what the driver posted:
“Please be wary of this passenger. Have done grabhitch since it started till today and this was my very first experience. passenger took a ride and dropped off at location. on the 9th of march.”
“11th of march my wallet got deducted because passenger called in to grabhitch saying she was not picked up. Grabhitch just deducted the money from my wallet without any query as well.”
“These kind of passengers is one of it’s kind and spoils the hitch community. So drivers be very wary of these kind of hitcher “
According to a media release, a teenager was allegedly stabbed in the neck with a broken beer bottle.
Three-man ranging from 50 to 60 years old were arrested following the incident.
The story: The victim who was eating at Tampines at about 8.40 PM was confronted by 3 men and they said they were looking for a person called “Hafiz”.
The 3 men appeared to be intoxicated and confronted the teenage group, moments later one of the teenagers punched the older man and a fight happened. One of the older men pick up a broken beer bottle and stabbed the 18-year-old in the neck.
Although, one of the teenagers punched the older man, the teenager group claimed that they were innocent bystanders and not affiliated with any types of gangs such as “OMEGA” or “369”.
The boy is in a stable condition as the injury did not hit a critical vein on the neck.
Police said:
The incident happened on 10 March 2021 at Block 802 Tampines Ave 4, A 57-year-old and a 60-year-old were arrested for voluntarily causing grievous hurt with a dangerous weapon with common intention.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG chinese Community which shows a group of uncles fighting at the coffeeshop.
They were seen to be drunk and they threw glass bottles and chairs at each other while others were seen trying to break up the fight. The incident happened at Block 59 New Upper Changi Road.
A video surfaced online showing a gallant and kindhearted Grabfood rider helping a frail, elderly man cross the road.
The senior citizen could be seen walking really slowly and it was getting a little dangerous for the elderly man, so the Grabfood rider stopped and alighted from his motorbike to help the uncle cross the street.
Such acts of gallantry and kindhearted respect really warms our hearts, well done bro!
Earlier this year 2021, a case was reported in The American Journal of Emergency Medicine.
A 69 years-old man developed symptoms of COVID-19 and was tested positive after going for a check-up.
He was told to stayed in the hospital during his illness and for the next 10 days his condition worsen. Steroids and a ventilator was needed for him in hospital.
He was also in a facedown position to stimulate air flow. It was a technique that is able to help patients tested positive for covid-19.
Later during his stay in hospital, one of the nurse realised that the man was having a rare symptom called Priapism. Priapism is a symptom of an unintended election that last for hours which patients will feel painful.
It is a rare symptom that only people having blood disorders like sickle-cell anemia,leukemia and multiple myeloma will experience.
The staff in the hospital flip the man facing up during the election and tried to use ice pack to bring it down. When the method didn’t work, the doctor did an ultrasound on his oenis and saw that everything was working properly.
Doctor then did a standard procedure for patients with the symptoms which is to insert 2 needles into the penile shift to drain out the excess blood. After 30 minutes his erection was gone but the man lungs worsen and later died from the complications of COVID-19.
Yeo Kian Heng, 57, pleaded guilty earlier today (11 March) to one count each of voluntarily causing grievous hurt using criminal force, and riding a banned PMD on a footpath.
Yeo reportedly drank 2 bottles of beer and became drunk, then he proceeded to pick up his 10-year-old son from his sister’s home.
The boy was seated in the front of his PMD, when he rode past a 55-year-old man with his 50-year-old wife.
He then told the middle-aged couple that the road didn’t belong to his father, b efore getting off his PMD and approaching the couple angrily.
His son tried to hold him back but Yeo still managed to punch the man on the jaw, resulting in him falling down, as Yeo continued to rain blows on the man; stepping on his ribs and groin area.
The woman then called the police as the boy begged her not to.
Yeo then got on his PMD and fled the scene, leaving his 10-year-old son behind.
The boy then continued pleading with the woman not to call the police, and as the woman and the boy were speaking to each other, Yeo returned and swung his fists at the woman, kicking in her direction; although she managed to dodge the blows.
Yeo then rode away on his PMD and fled the scene again, but he was later caught.
The male victim was hospitalized, suffering rib fractures, a bleeding nose and minor head injuries, and he was given 7 days mc.
District Judge Janet Wang said that Yeo was the hostile party and the attack on the male victim was sustained.
Yeo was sentenced to 13 months, 2 weeks and 1 day of jail; as well as a fine of $500.
He is currently out on bail of $15,000 and the judge allowed him 2 weeks deferment to make arrangements for his children to be taken care of.
