A photo of a young punk holding a parang surfaced on Instagram.
The YP could be seen wielding a parang and holding it over his head, as he smiled wryly for the camera.
It is unclear who the guy is, why he’s posing with the parang and what he intends to do with it.
Image source: @yoursgkaren on IG
Yumi, the popular Vietnamese lady who owned a stall selling alcohol recently posted a job advertisement looking for part-time stall helper.
There were a few requirements though. The individual had to be a PR or a Singaporean. But it would be better if the individual has a habit of going BRALESS.
But after posting her job posting online, it received more than 10 phone applications within 5 days, but most of them are older women. Therefore, no suitable candidate has yet been found.
She stated that this was because of the late working hours and manual labor such as moving goods, and she thought that women under 30 are more suitable for this job.
She also said that after receiving some harassing messages and phone calls, some people said called her as they wanted to get to know her better.
She now asks people who are sincerely interested in the job to identify themselves through text messages, and then she will respond. Yumi said that at present, work is the most important thing, and she has never thought about looking for a lover at the moment.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGR V which shows a group of more than 10 pax skateboarding on the road.
Currently, under the Active Mobility Act, personal mobility devices (PMDs) are not allowed on roads which include skateboards as well. At that point in time, there were more than 10 people skating together.
A video was recently uploaded on Tiktok which shows a dog wearing a face mask while accompanying its owner on a motorcycle has gone viral in Malaysia.
Here is the full story.
The footage was taken by TikTok user @shafiq_joker at a traffic light intersection where the adorable brown doggo can be seen sitting in the basket compartment of a motorcycle.Â
When its owner notices someone was filming them, he gestures his pet towards the camera.Â
Photos emerged online showing some residents burning joss paper offerings in the middle of a pavement.
The group could be seen setting up their “altar” before burning.
It isn’t clear where the incident happened, who the people are or whether there were any designated burning bins nearby.
Images source: @complaint.sg on IG
There are currently 5 Singaporeans who are on Interpol’s “Wanted” list, and they are issued with a “Red Notice” which is a request for law enforcement agencies all around the world to look out for the suspect because he/she is wanted for prosecution/punishment.
The police agency is allowed to arrest him, pending legal action.
The first one on the list is Koh Kian Tiong, a former assistant superintendent of the CID who was in charge of the Secret Societies Branch.
He was bribed by an illegal gambling outlet operator and has been a fugitive since 2012.
The second fugitive is a former bank executive who has been on the wanted list for more than 23 years, Siak Lai Chun.
She allegedly stole $18.7 million from the bank that she worked for and has been on the run since 1997.
The third fugitive is Neo Soon Joo, a kidnapper who abducted 3 people; a 60-year-old grandmother, her 2-year-old granddaughter and their 23-year-old maid.
He held the 3 hostages at knifepoint, then drove them to a bank in Hougang to withdraw $50,000.
He then fled to Malaysia after that.
The fourth fugitive is a former bouncer at a bar who got into a fight at Fullerton Road with his friends in 2007.
The victim, Mr Lim Chye Huat, was injured and died in hospital and Ridzuan has since been wanted for murder.
The last Singaporean on the list is Muhammad Faidhil Bin Mawi, who was involved in a gang fight in 2006 at Central Square, where a 46-year-old man was killed as a result.
Images sources: Interpol.int and Google maps
Truck drivers are allowed to travel between Singapore and Malaysia, however they are only allowed to mingle in the community solely for delivery purposes.
The drivers are also not allowed to stay overnight.
A Malaysian truck driver tested positive for Covid-19 on 21 February, last night, at the Woodlands Checkpoint and investigations revealed that he visiting RWS Casino during his previous trip to Singapore before the CNY.
Investigations are ongoing by MOH to determine if there were any safety breaches.
Images source: Google Maps
The MP for Punggol West, Sun Xueling, said that 20 men have been activated to look for the wild boar who attacked the two women in Punggol the night before.
Sun said:
“My heart goes out to the two persons hurt by a wild boar in Punggol last night, I hope they recover soon and that they will also recover from the trauma of the incident. “
Sun said that she has been in contact with NParks and the police, with both sides keeping her in the loop about the hunt.
She said the 20 men are still searching for the wild boar and making sure it doesn’t go near residents, although she stopped short of specifying who these men where or where they are from.
Images source: Sun Xueling Facebook and nparks.gov.sg
A video surfaced online showing a cyclist being stopped by traffic policemen on the expressway.
The cyclist was seen cycling on the expressway, purportedly CTE, as he was caught by 4 traffic policemen on the road shoulder.
An EMAS recovery truck was then seen towing the bicycle away.
Image and video source: SGRV Facebook
A video was recently uploaded on Youtube after a Porsche Maca was spotted with fire coming out of its exhaust at Orchard Road.
It is believed that the car was illegally modified and such a modification is considered illegal according to TP and LTA standards.
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