On Thursday 24 February 2021, a recycle bin was on fire at 395 Bukit Batok West Avenue 5.
A man was seen at the scene helping to put out the fire before the SCDF arrive.
The man went to the nearest rubbish chute at block 395 and took the water hose to put out the fire.
Luckily the man was there to help put out the fire before SCDF arrived.
This morning at around 11am, a lift technician guy was servicing a lift when at accident occurred at 452 North Bridge Road.
He was servicing the lift when he got dragged by the lift motor when if began operating and died on the scene.
Incident happened at Chan Brother Building the man was stucked between the lift carriage at the middle of level 2 and 3.
He was pronounced dead at the scene at 5.30pm.
Photos emerged on social media showing the inhumane treatement and alleged abuse of a dog by its owners.
A witness of the abuse informed the authorities and the dog was subsequently rescued from its abusive former owners.
The dog is now safe and seeking a forever home.
Images source: @singapore.forever on IG
Dr Chee Soon Juan posted on Facebook that he was helping the Bukit Batok residents collect signatures to be delivered to the Jurong-Clementi Town Council, for a sidewalk to be built in their neighbourhood.
This was so that the residents won’t have to walk “on the road with passing vehicles” anymore.
He was collecting signatures at a void deck of Block 192 Bukit Batok West Avenue 6 at 2pm.
The Police have since released a statement saying that they were made aware of a “case-based event to be held by Dr Chee Soon Juan”.
They warned that “organising or participating in a public assembly without a police permit is illegal and constitutes and offence under the Public Order Act”.
JRTC also said that they would “study the feasibility” on the issue of the sidewalk being built and that they will update the residents “in due course”.
Image source: Chee Soon Juan Facebook
The 5 winning tickets came from:
Each winner of the group 1 prize took home S$2,386,178
A video emerged on social media showing the aftermath of an alleged fight at Clark Quay.
A man was allegedly stabbed during the fight as police rushed to the scene and arrested several people.
It is unclear when the incident happened or who the involved parties are.
A video was recently uploaded on Youtube after a Thai ladyboy brought a PRC man to eat desserts in Thailand.
The ladyboy was seen conversing with him in Mandarin as the PRC man looked to be mesmerized by the ladyboy’s beauty.
A video Of Man ‘Dropping’ Puppies At Upper Peirce Reservoir Sparks Frantic Search & Rescue Mission went viral in 2020 and the man claimed that he was bringing his pet dogs for a swim at the canal.
In the 13-second video, a man is believed to be ‘dropping’ around 4-5 puppies into a drain, later identified as a location at Upper Peirce Reservoir. At that time, more than 50 people were alerted to rescue the dogs.
The man was charged in court on Wednesday (February 24). The defendant is 59-year-old Zhang Huaming, from Malaysia and a local permanent resident. He faces 27 charges, including violations of 12 parks and trees ordinances, 12 animal and bird (dog license and control) ordinances, an animal and poultry ordinance, and two violations of Covid-19 (provisional measures)
According to the charge, the defendant kept five pet dogs in a private residential area around Thomson, including a poodle, a Labrador, a mixed breed and two golden retrievers, exceeding the regulations. Three allowed. The defendant brought five dogs into the Upper Pierce Reservoir at 11:32 am on May 8th and 11 am on May 9th last year, respectively, and were on their way to the reservoir.
In addition, the defendant was also accused of breaking into an area marked with a “no entry” sign about 5 meters from the main entrance of the reservoir on both days, and let the poodle fall into the water from a height of about 1 meter on the 9th.
Since the defendant went out for no reason during the blocking measures and took five dogs to swim in the reservoir, he also violated the Coronary Disease 19 (Interim Measures) Act 2020.
The case will be continued on March 10th.
A photo emerged on Facebook showing a notice allegedly put up by a disgruntled resident.
The resident addressed his/her neighbour, who has been “enjoying” his/her KTV system and singing for several days, from afternoon to about 11pm plus.
The resident shared that they need to go to work and their children need to go to school the next day, and he/she would appreciate if the neighbour could be copnsiderate to those living in the community.
The incident purportedly happened at Pasir Ris – Punggol.
Image source: 陳美雲 Facebook and Complaint Singapore Facebook (Top image used for illustration purpose only)
Facebook user Aimee Yue Woan Tyng recently posted on the Facebook page Complaint Singapore warning everyone of the crypto investment company who has allegedly scammed many Singaporeans. Police reports were believed to have been made as well.
Here is the full story.
“Beware everyone . It could be you the next victim .I apparently heard they are from Singapore . If anybody know them please advice them to return all money to everyone .
I believe some of you here heard of crypto investment . Recently this ‘Torque’ was being labelled as a scam company .
I do HEARD that they initially was secure and efficient in their payout . Some of my friends were victims .
They make police report but it ‘seems’ their money will be gone no matter what . I do still hope my friends will got back their money in the end .
My friend summarize the whole situation in short .”Torque provide safe and secure investment And we invested Recently They delay paymentThen they say their employer any how buy which lost 90 % of our fund
Then say recovery plan take 2 year to get back 50 % Then now they hire liquidator company””
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