A video surfaced online showing a group of people gathered at an inconspicuous corner, talking loudly.

The OP said that they looked like they were gambling.

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A Singapore Uncensored reader recently shared his story of a house that was allegedly haunted for many years. The house in question was located at the Upper East Coast Road area and the house has changed hands several times with many families failing to stay more than a month or two before moving out.

Here is the full story.

I have been living in the ***** area all my life. It is located in the vicinity of Upper East Coast Road and there has been a house that gives me the creeps whenever I walk past it. Since I was young, the house has changed owners several times and nobody has really stayed there more than a month or two.

But there’s actually a grim tale behind this so-called haunted house. According to my father, a transvestite was believed to have been murdered behind this semi-detached house and this was also believed to have been reported in the papers as well. The body of the transvestite was found buried in an oil drum. The story was alleged to have revolved between two transvestites who were having an affair with each other.

Since then, a semi-detached house was built, and strange eerie things have been happening ever since. Anyone who stays in one of the landed properties in the area would know which house I am talking about. Even though the house was rebuilt and renovated, there is still nobody living in it. It should be the only house that has nobody staying in the upper east coast area.

Neighbours have heard things moving around in the house at night. Sometimes screams of a “woman” can be heard as well. Neighbours have also said that even during the building and the renovation works, the contractors have encountered weird sightings as well. The contractors for the project have changed several times as well due to workers getting sick for unknown reasons.

Different families have moved in several times, but they have never stayed for more than 2 months. It is currently empty for years even though the renovation has been completed.

I still remember when I was 14 years old, when walking up the hill home, I did walk past the house. I saw a woman standing behind one of the glass panels on the second floor of the house. It was dark and she was seen in a white dress. Then I saw that the gate of the house is padlocked, which prompted me to run. After the sighting, I remembered that I was down with a high fever for a week. Since then I will always take a detour when returning home from the bus stop.

A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page Complaint Singapore which shows an elderly man trying to scam a convenience store in Bukit Batok.

The man would be seen collecting his change after purchasing a pack of cigarettes and he would then slide a few notes into his pocket before turning back to inform the cashier that he received the wrong change.

It is believed that this is not the first time he had tried such a trick at the same shop. According to a source, this thieving uncle has done it at least twice in a month.

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A Facebook user shared how he ordered chicken rice via Foodpanda but he received rice without the chicken.

Instead, they replaced the chicken with vegetables because the chicken wasn’t available.

He then contacted Foodpanda customer support, who replied that they can cancel the order but he won’t be entitled to a refund for it.

Foodpanda customer support then told him that “we would have loved to resolve this issue but sometimes, it is beyond our best efforts.”

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A netizen shared how his/her grandfather visited a handphone shop at People’s Park Complex recently and was allegedly charged $118 just to create a Google Account.

So the OP visited the shop with his/her grandfather and confronted the shop owner.

The shop owner allegedly told them that the $118 was a “service fee that covers the entire year”.

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A netizen took to Facebook to share how his Pizza Hut order made him feel “shortchanged”.

He wrote that he bought a Veggie Lover Pizza in its Regular, six-slice size and when his order came, he used a measuring tape to measure it and found that the pizza was 8 inches wide instead of the 9 inches advertised.

He also pointed out that there was a supposed price hike of the Regular takeaway pizza and that it previously cost $11 but he paid $13.05.

He then summed up by saying that he won’t be buying from Pizza Hut again.

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A photo emerged online, where a guy captioned it saying those who are in contact with him, can “standby to go hotel stay for 14 days”.

He wrote that he was down with bad flu and fever, but he’s still “not going to see doctor”.

Because apparently he didn’t want to take MC and go through a swab test.

Image source: @complaint.sg on IG

Ma Changjin, a 51-year-old Chinese national was caught in the act when police raided a massage outlet and found him having sex with a masseuse.

The married man pleaded guilty to meeting another person in public not from his household and was fined S$2,000 on 9 March.

Two other similar charges under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) act, were taken into consideration.

At the time of his offence, no one was permitted to meet in public without a valid reason if they were not living in the same household.

He made an appointment to meet Zhang Shaohui, 52-year-old, at a massage parlour in People’s Park Centre for a “massage and sexual intercourse”.

The two chatted before Zhang ruibbed his belly with massage oil, they then had sex for about 15 minutes without wearing masks.

They were caught in the act when police officers conducted an inspection at the premises.