During the midnight of Feb 20, an accident happened along Geylang Road near Lorong 24A.
The accident involved a car knocking down a motorcycle.
SCDF medics were seen arriving on the scene after the accident.
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CAR AT GEYLANG CRASH INTO MOTORCYCLE, RIDER LAY FLAT ON ROAD
UNCLES AT COFFEESHOP “JIO” FIGHT WITH EACH OTHER
Just recently, a video is going viral on the internet whereby, few uncles at a coffeehouse ‘jio’ each other to fight.
There were believed to have been drinking alcohol before the commotion started.
Luckily there are others around to stop the fight or else, a mess would have happened.
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SAD COLLECTOR RECIEVES HIS GUNDAM COLLECTION IN A SMASHED BOX
Waiting for a new collection to arrives at the door step is what a collector always hopes for. But sadly this time round, a collector felt disappointed after he waited some time for his collection to arrive.
Just recently, a post is going viral on Facebook regarding a collector and his online goods.
When he received his parcel, he realised that the parcel box that came was not in a good condition.
He unwrapped the parcel and realised his collection in the box was smashed and not in the condition where he should received it at.
60-69 YEAR OLDS TO GET COVID-19 VACCINE IN MARCH, REST OF S’PORE POPULATION IN APRIL
Health Minister Gan Kim Yong said on 19 February that Covid-19 vaccinations for people aged between 60 to 69, will commence from the end of March, whereas the rest of the population in Singapore will commence in April.
If everything goes according to plan, one million more people would have been vaccinated by April.
Around 250,000 Singapore residents have since been vaccinated, with around 110,000 already receiving their second dose.
Education Minister, Lawrence Wong, who co-chairs the task force, added that the aim is to get another one million people to take their fiirst dose of the vaccine by early April.
GUY ON GUY MOLEST IN SCHOOL, 20 Y. O PLEADS GUILTY
On 19 February 2021, a student 20 years-old, admitted that he has molested his friend during a sleepover and took video of another man in campus toilet while he was showering.
The guy has admitted to voyeurism and molestation.
On Aug 2019, the victim slept the night a the guy’s house as they are having the scholl camp the next day together. Both slept on the guy’s bed, but when the victim woke up, the guy pulled his pants and tried to take a photo but failed to get a clear picture. He molested the victim several times and the victim lodged a police report in July 2020
The second victim was targeted somewhere around January 2020 during his polytechnic days.
The second vitim was showering in a campus toilet when the guy extended his phone into the cubicle. The victim spotted the device and shouted. When he open the door he saw the culprit exiting the cubicle next to his to another. By the time the victim wore his clothes the culprit have ran out of the toilet.
Investigations have shown that the culprit made similar videos before but was all deleted.
According to the police, a jail term of 2 years, fine or both for voyeurism could be faced. For molestation he could be facing a jail term of 2 years, fine, cane or any combination of the penalties.
ILLEGAL EBIKE SEEN GOING ABOUT 50KM/HR IN THE MIDDLE OF TRAFFIC
A video emerged on Facebook showing an illegal ebike speeding in the middle lane of a 3 lane road, amongst traffic.
He was believed to be speeding up to 50km/hr.
The incident happened at around 7.06pm on 17 February at Bedok North Road.
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Image and video source: SGRV FB
RECKLESS AUNTIE J-WALKING ALMOST GETS KNOCKED DOWN
On 17 February 2021 at about 8.00 am in the morning, an auntie was crossing the road without looking at Clementi Ave 2.
Luckily the truck driver that was just behind her raises out his hand to warn the motorist to stop. Else, the motorist would have knocked her down.
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INDONESIA’S MOUNT MERAPI VOLCANO ERUPTS
Mount Merapi in Indonesia, one of the world’s most active volcanoes, erupted earlier today on 19 February, hurling fiery red lava from its peak.
It had caused hundred or minor volcanic quakes and spewed lava almost 2 dozen times over the last two days.
Lava avalanches were observed seven times, according to a report by the Indonesian geological agency.
The lava that was spewed by the volcano, travelled up to 700m to the southwest.
Residents were advised to avoid the area within a 5km radius of the crater, because the lava and the volcanic materials are hazardous.
The last time Mount Merapi erupted was in 2010, where more than 300 people were killed and 280,000 residents were evacuated.
Indonesia has about 130 active volcanoes.
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Image and video source: geoffmackley Youtube
WOMAN WHO DIED FROM FALLEN TREE AT MARSILING PARK, WORE NOISE-CANCELLING EARBUDS
In the wake of a freak accident where a woman was killed by a falling tree, NParks said in a statement that Marsiling Park remains open and safe for members of the public to visit.
The commissioner of Parks and Recreation of NParks, Leong Chee Chiew, said that all the trees at Marsiling Park have been checked as a precaution.
The cause of the tree fall is still under investigation.
Identity of victim established
The woman who was killed was a 38-year-old, Loke Xiao Li, who worked at Mediacorp as a senior technical coordinator with the studios team.
She was exercising at the park as part of her new year resolution, according to her friends.
She was also reportedly wearing noise-cancelling earbuds during her run and as such, she was very unlikely to have heard the loud crack of the falling tree.
Image source: Google Street View
MYANMAR PROTESTERS BOYCOTT S’POREAN BRANDS, CLAIMS S’PORE SUPPORTS DICTATORSHIP
Graphics and posters calling for the boycott of Singaporean brands such as Tiger Beer, Ya Kun Kaya Toast, Crystal Jade and BreakTalk have been circulated on Twitter by Myanmar protesters against the military.
They claimed that Singapore is not respecting the voices of the Myanmar people, and that Singapore is supporting the dictatorship.
They added that Singapore is the largest investor in Myanmar and that we are key to cutting off the military’s wealth.
Protesters were also seen gathering outside the Singapore Embassy in Yangon, calling the MAS and UOB to stop processing transactions for the Myanmar military.
Images source: @mrattkthu on IG