On 24 February 2021 at about 11.25am, SCDF responded to a fire at No. 32E Tuas Ave 11.
Upon SCDF’s arrival, a unit in an industrial building was smoke-logged. SCDF firefighters wearing breathing apparatus sets entered the unit cautiously to locate the fire. The fire involved an industrial mixer in the affected unit and was extinguished with two water jets. SCDF conveyed eight persons to the Singapore General Hospital for burn injuries*.
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About 65 people from the neighbouring units of the affected building self-evacuated prior to SCDF’s arrival. SCDF is investigating the cause of the fire.
*Patients who suffered smoke inhalation or serious burn injuries but are in stable condition, will be conveyed to Singapore General Hospital’s specialised Burn Centre instead of the nearest hospital.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG Dirty Fella which shows a taxi driver peeing inside his taxi.
Here is the full story.
Ever wonder why some taxi smells so bad? A public transport vehicle become a toilet! Trans-cab Services Pte Ltd taxi driver urines in a plastic container, pours the urine in the grass patch! Container was then put inside the taxi without washing! Absolutely disgusting 🤮! National Environment Agency (NEA)
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page yoursgkaren which shows a man quarrelling with a group of students.
It is believed that he tried to find trouble with some students and he did not stop even when the manager tried to intervene. The incident happened at the McDonalds Clementi branch.
Recently a post is going viral on facebook regarding a woman celebrating her birthday ended up injured with sharp objects in the cake.
The sticks inside the cake was use to stabilise the decorations on it.
But during the celebration, her friend allegedly smash the cake on her.
It resulted in her getting pierced by the stick and had to go for an operation to take it out afterwards.
In the post it even said, : “There are pastries that place these chopsticks inside the cakes, so think twice before you push someone’s head into celebrations.“
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Happened just few hours ago, there was a fight that broke out at a Giant outlet at Jalan Membina.
One of the passerby explained the full incident.
“Based on the Uncle’s story to the passerby and cop, the PRCChina giant staff guy assaulted him once and he thought he was suspended but saw him today.”
“The passerby can’t stand the arrogance of the Giant PRC guy and insulted the Giant PRC Staff. I’m pretty sure the prc guy is super arrogant cause I was there and saw the whole incident. Video taken: Jalan Membina Giant 24/02/21 11.15 PM”“
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A Chinese guy shared how he was racially discriminated by, of all people, another Chinese uncle.
He shared that he was on his way to the gym and there was an uncle who was walking in front of him when he suddenly said “F*** you” to him, although the younger guy didn’t think that the insult was directed at him.
Just as he was crossing the street, the uncle hit the traffic light and shouted “China virus” at him, he noted that the uncle spoke in a Northern China accent but claimed to be a Singaporean.
The younger guy then retorted in English, “What are you talking about?”
To which the uncle repeatedly pointed at the younger guy’s head, saying “China virus” in Mandarin.
So the younger guy was trying to call the police and take a video as evidence, to which the uncle punched his hand and took away his phone, throwing it into a ditch.
As his phone was being grabbed, the younger guy sustained some injuries.
You can read his full post below:
I can’t believe that racial discrimination actually happened on me. And violence crime happened in one of the safest countries in the world. Today I was going to the gym. A skinny senior who’s walking in front of me suddenly says “FK you” to me. I was wondering who he was speaking to. While we are crossing the street he hit the traffic light and shout China Virus in mandarin to me with a northern China accent but he mentioned he is Singapore citizen.
Yes, he use mandarin say China virus to me and he is a Chinese moreover, I was asking him in English : hey what are you talking about? And he responded: I am saying my wife is Chinese virus. Furthermore I am arguing with him, he keeps pointing to my head and uses mandarin say ‘China virus’ to me. I was trying to call the police and take a video as evidence.That senior used his fist with a watch to hit my hand and take my phone alway, and threw it into a ditch.
While he was grabbing my phone, he made these wounds for me. I was trying to stop him until police came, And I told him, I can take you down in a second, but I did not as I am educated and because your wife and your kid is next to you ( FYI : I’ve learnt martial art since I was 12, I am doing bodybuilding from past 5 years, the men who is much more shorter and skinnier than me). Later his wife tried to take him away and there is a couple who try to help me.
Before he left, he told that couple in mandarin, don’t believe him, his is a virus. I came to Singapore when I was 12, and I stayed in Australia for a year. It’s first time I suffered Discrimination. Singapore is my home and I have been taught racial harmony since I was a kid. I believe and I ensure that most of Sinagporean and Singapore residents are kind and Warm Hearted. 😥
A recently divorced man was ordered to pay his ex-wife S$10,251 as compensation by a court in Beijing.
The China court’s decision may be the first where compensation was awarded for household labour in divorce proceedings.
The ruling was made according to the Civil Code of the People’s Republic of China, Article 1088, where compensation is made for additional duties such as raising children and caring for the elderly.
Netizens welcomed the judgment, citing validation for the work of housewives who stay home.
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