Recently a post by a GrabFood rider is going viral on the social media platform Facebook.

The rider receives an order to be delivered to N-1-20 Cemetery North St16 at 2310hrs.

In his post, he said: “Send food delivery at 2300 cemetery rd who wants to take order?”

At a timing close to midnight receiving orders like this will give any rider a goosebump.

Either he was being pranked by people or there is really such an order to be sent. But would anyone dare to deliver this order?

Even if there is a willing rider to deliver if it was a legit order that people is waiting to receive it all is well. But what if it is not a person waiting but something else?

Good luck to the rider delivering.

At about 6.50 am on 23 February 2021, a fire broke out at Jalan Bukit Merah in a unit at Block 105 7th floor.

The fire was due to the electrical source from Non-UL2272 PMD after investigations.

The fire was brought out by the SCDF using 2 compressed air foam backpacks and a fire extinguisher.

The police have evacuated 20 residents from the block during the incident and 2 residents have been sent to SGH for sustaining burnt injuries.

Recently, a netizen found out that his mum was charged with over $347 of excess data.

He was complaining about this incident on social media and asking why isn’t there a max capped for the excess data usage.

Here is his full story,

“Pls take note of the excess data charges if your data exceeded for M1 user. My mum was recently charged $347.51 for excess data.She exploded her data as there was bad M1 broadband connection at home and she didn’t realise that she was using data whole day long while watching her favourite FB show“

“We appealed to M1 and managed to waive off 70% but still need to pay $111 plus for the excess data charges“

“We were surprised that there is no max capped for this plan and we were quite shocked by it.”

“She is using the plan mysim3(20) , $20/mth for 30GB“

“This is her first time experiencing it after being a M1 user for so many years and received such a bill.”