A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SG Chinese Community which shows a man from the Ang Soon Tong Gang fighting with the grass.
He was seen without his shirt shouting vulgarities at the grass before trying to trample over it. The man seemed to be high and he could be high on drugs or alcohol.
Facebook user Glenn Poh shared a photo of a middle aged man resting his feet on the seat of a bus.
The man wasn’t wearing any shoes or socks and his feet were bare.
It is unclear where the incident happened.
A video surfaced online showing a motorcyclist overtaking other vehicles dangerously, swerving in and out of lanes to go around the vehicles in front.
As he overtakes a lorry, he realizes that his carrying box (the box fixed at the back of motorcycles) has detached from his bike and dropped onto the road, which the car at the back almost ran over.
The rider then stopped his bike and went back to retrieve his box.
Talk about karma…
Image and video source: Roads.sg on Facebook
A jogger shared how he/she put on his/her jogging shoes to go for a run at the Jurong Eco-Garden only to find the place barricaded and cordoned off.
There was a notice pasted on one of the fences, stating that the nature trail will be permanently closed for the construction of the Jurong Region Line.
The jogger then summed up:
damn, another one gone.
Images source: Whatsapp
Goh An Soon, 20, was given 21 months probation yesterday for trespassing into an NUS dormitory to steal women’s undergarments; and he has to attend offence specific treatment programmes and perform 60 hours of community service as part of his sentence.
Goh pleaded guilty to one count each of misappropriating property and trespassing.
District Judge May Mesenas said that Goh was assessed to have a “moderate” risk of reoffending,
Goh admitted to repeatedly stealing bag of laundry frm a hall in NUS whenever he felt the urge to look at women’s undergarments.
He was a student at the time of the offences.
The undergarments he stole included:
Goh would take the undergarments to pantry rooms in neighbouring blocks to look at them up close, after which he’d leave the undergarments behind in the rooms.
He was caught on February 1, 2019 when an NUS hall employee saw him acting suspiciously and followed him, before confronting him in the dorm’s pantry.
In an earlier press statement, JTC Corporation said that they discovered that the forest was mistakenly cleared on 13 January 2021.
That was when all clearing works were halted and a stern warning was issued to the contractor.
However, satellite images have since revealed that the forest clearing started as early as 1 March last year, refuting the claims that the forest clearing only began in December 2020.
The footage showed that work was halted between March and August due to the Covid-19 pandemic and further progress was only made from September 2020 onwards.
By 25 January 2021, 11 football fields worth of forest were cleared.
A JTC spokesman said on 16 February 2021 that they only discovered the mistake on 13 January 2021, after images of the deforestation was posted online on 14 February 2021, which prompted JTC’s response.
Top image source: Brice Li Facebook
A picture of a cordoned-off area at New Upper Changi Road has been shared many times on WhatsApp as a man was found dead at the scene.
A 42-year-old man was found dead today (19th Feb) at the void deck of an HDB flat at New Upper Changi Road.
The police received the report at 7:52 this morning. When they arrived, they found a 42-year-old man lying at the void deck of Block 209 New Upper Changi Road.
Medical personnel arrived and declared the man dead at the scene.
A man recently posted a video on his Youtube channel which shows a deep analysis on the BMW crash and he further explains why the BMW crash victims deserved their fate.
He then said that the driver was the main reason of the crash and he deserved to die. He goes on to go through the events leading to the accident and he said that by having these people gone, other people would not die due to their reckless driving.
A video was recently posted online after a BMW driver allegedly littered and he refused to own up for his mistake after being confronted by a member of the public. He then told the woman to respect him because he’s old. He was not wearing his mask and he refused to throw hit litter into the nearby bin.
Here is the full story.
was just downstairs. BMW driver
he was visiting someone at 60 somme rd, the condo next to mine..
saw that he took an empty water bottle from inside his car and just threw it on the road.
so i asked him if the bottle was his and pointed out the bin
and he wasnt wearing his mask
then he started . with his big words.
im old, etc i need to respect him etc
yet dare not show his face for the camera. but keep talking
say i got no repsect for him, im old… etc
well see for yrself
the issue was i told him nicely the bin is over there, and he wanted to act tough.
Source: wendy chan
An FT Indian recently posted on Facebook asking for advice whether he should accept a job offer to work in Singapore for $5,000. He stated on how the company will apply for an employment pass for him as well.
A fellow FT Indian then commented then a $5,000 a month salary is too low and the cost of living in Singapore is too high. Medical, housing, and transport are also extremely expensive.
He then stated that he should not take the risk for such a low salary whether the job offer is permanent or contract base.
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