A netizen took to Instagram to share his supernatural experience during his time serving NS at Pulau Tekong.
In a 6-minutes podcast, he shared how he heard footsteps circling around his bed even though his bed was against a wall.
He said that he could hear footsteps walking around his bed at night after lights out, but his bunk mates were all sleeping and he couldn’t see anyone walking.
The famous Singapore NDP song, Count On Me Singapore, has been plagiarised by the people in India and turned into Count On Me India.
The original song, composed by Hugh Harrison and sang by Clement Chow, was written in 1986.
The song has since been copied word for word, with the only changes being “Singapore” changed to “India”, with the song title also being changed to “We Can Achieve”.
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Images source: motorbehavior on Youtube, Singapore Incidents on Youtube and Janet Joseph on Youtube.
A netizen took to social media to share how he was having a meal with his friends at Dominos Pizza at Tampines.
Just as they were leaving the restaurant, they were approached by 3 middle-aged Chinese men in the 50s-60s, who asked his friend whether he knows a “Hafiz” and whether he was from a gang.
His friend denied knowing “Hafiz” or being in a gang, and that was when one of the uncles grabbed and punched him.
The OP then shouted and punched the guy who hit his friend, without realizing that another uncle snuck up on them from behind and stabbed his friend in the neck with a broken beer bottle.
He wrote that the two who grabbed his friend were probably drunk but the bottle wielder was most likely sober.
His friend was in shock, confused and bleeding on the floor and it took 10 minutes for someone in what he described to be a crowded place, to call an amublance.
The rest of the crowd were just snapping away on their cameras.
A video surfaced online showing what appears to be a dog “trainer” (presumably) walking a group of dogs at a local park.
One of the dogs strayed away from his “formation” and walked to the front, in front of the trainer, who kicked the little doggo quite hard, back in line.
A video surfaced online showing a bewildered driver examining his car, discovering a missing car tyre.
You can read the full transcript of the OP’s narration below:
Translation: “Someones tyre has been stolen ah guys. Hahahahahah. Brother didnt know, started his engine and can drive off somemore. Just now his car was on top of the red thing, whats the name (jackstand). Tyre has been stolen ah, ahahahahah. This one love to tailgate other vehicles out of the gantry barrier. Today someone decided to steal his tyre.”
A 46-year-old male Singaporean, Pang Beng Lee (Beng Lee) and a 34-year- old female Chinese national, Qin Fuxing (Qin), were convicted and sentenced on 11 March 2021 for offences under the Immigration Act.Â
ICA Investigations revealed that Beng Lee had arranged a Marriage of Convenience (MOC) between his late elder brother, Pang Beng Hai (Beng Hai) and Qin.
Already married, want to be married again
The “lovers” in crime met when she was residing and working in Malaysia in 2013. They could not register their marriage as Beng Lee was already married with children then.
Knowing that Beng Hai needed a flat to stay in after transferring the ownership of his flat to his ex-wife, Beng Lee then suggested for him to marry Qin so that they could apply for subsidised public housing by virtue of the marriage. In this way, Beng Lee could also continue to be with Qin.
The ROM on 11 September 2017, with Beng Lee as the witness. Qin managed to extend her stay in Singapore several times with Beng Hai acting as her sponsor.
On 31 May 2018, officers from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) arrested Beng Lee, Beng Hai and Qin at three different residential
On 11 March 2021, Beng Lee was sentenced to 12 months and two weeks’ imprisonment, while Qin was sentenced to 10 months and two weeks’ imprisonment.
Charges against Beng Hai for his involvement in the MOC and false statement offences were abated as he had passed away in April 2020.
A photo of a supersize wild boar is circulating on Facebook. Some people said that its real while some said that it’s not.
Our team did a quick Google search and found out that, yes wild boars can grow to the size of a cow or even bigger. However, it is unclear if the photo was photoshopped.
Here is a size chart of wild pigs.
It appears that the fur on the hog does not blend well with the surroundings.
An OFO bike could be seen in the background, probably trying to depict that it is in Singapore.