A photo surfaced on Facebook showing a Grabfood rider with his motorcycle helmet still on standing in the sea looking puzzled while still holding onto his phone.
Apparently the Grabfood app directed him to travel via the sea and abang Grabfood really went into the sea.
This one really… Customer service 10/10.
The incident purportedly happened in Malaysia.
Image source: Beh Chia Lor Facebook
A photo surfaced online showing a couple of teens “lepaking” at a staircase landing without their masks on.
The boy was seen flashing a gang sign while posing for a photo with his female counterpart.
It is unclear where the photo was taken or if the boy is really affiliated with the gang.
Image source: @complaint.sg on IG
On 5 February 2021, a warning was sent by police regarding the on-going situation happening in Myanmar to inform the relevant parties that a public assembly with no approved permit is illegal.
Singapore Police Force said that they have already noticed and known of the online post by Myanmar national in Singapore and their plans to protest here.
Posts going viral online recently are those that are recommending people to join in the protest.
Advised by Singapore Police Force that foreigners in Singapore are reminded to follow and abide by Singapore’s Law. Anyone who breaks the law will face serious consequences.
Goh Cheng Liang, the founder of Wuthelam Holdings, a paint and coatings manufacturer, increased his company’s wealth by S$10.7 billion after gaining control of Nippon Paints Holdings.
Wuthelam Holdings is currently being run Goh Hup Jin, his son.
At the time of writing, Wuthelam Holding is worth a whopping S$32.1 billion.
Goh now has a 58% stake in Nippon Paints Holdings, after completing the deal (worth S$16 billion) last month, January 2021.
Goh said that the decision to unify their business was to grow and make “more ambitious moves”.
Goh was Singapore’s richest man last year, but he has since been overtaken by Li Xiting, the chairman of Shenzhen Mindray Bio-Medical Electronic.
Image sources: Goh Cheng Liang Facebook, Nippon Paint Singapore Facebook
Facebook user DK Kith shared a photo of another user, Shi Ng’s post, where she shared how she allegedly bought a can of Dettol Disinfectant Spray priced at $4.95 but she was charged $11.90 for it.
She allegedly asked for a refund but the staff said that they cannot refund the money.
The incident purportedly happened at a Japan Home outlet at Heartland Mall.
Image source: Complaint Singapore Facebook
On 5 February 2021, the Police said that the 15 years-old boy was taken to the nearest hospital Khoo Teck Puat (KTPH) after the accident and was pronounced dead the next morning.
It was believed that the boy has lost his footing during the high element activity and was dangling in mid-air hold on to by the safety harness. When he was lowered down to the ground, the boy was already unconscious.
Medics from SCDF arrived shortly, they tried to resuscitate him right away and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) before going to KTPH.
Police believed that no foul play was involved during this incident.
All outdoor activities involving high-elements have been suspended since this incident with immediate effect.
A photo surfaced online showing a group of boys not wearing masks and gathering in a group of 14 at a staircase landing.
The current maximum group size permitted in Singapore is 8 people.
It is unclear what the boys were doing at the staircase landing.
Image source: @complaint.sg on IG
A photo surfaced on social media showing a huge python devouring what seems to be its prey, along a footpath on Mandai Road.
Shared by Facebook user Bong Balatan to the group SG PCN Cyclist, the python resembled a trash bag from afar.
The incident reportedly happened on February 4.
Images source: Bong Balatan on Facebook via SG PCN Cyclist
During festive seasons like Chinese New Year, dried meat ‘Bak Kwa’ has always been one of the more popular items that people will buy. But sadly this year some customers from a certain online seller failed to receive their products after payment has been made.
Police said that the scam this time involve the Bak Kwa brand “Hock Moon Hiong”.
The online seller would post the on Facebook stating that there will be a sale of Bak Kwa in Singapore. Anyone that decided to order will have to order through Facebook and full payment to be made first through PayNow or bank transfer.
After receiving payments from the victims, the online seller will go missing and blocked the victims.
Singapore Police Force advises members of the public to buy products from a reputable and known sources in Singapore.
Goldbell Group and BlueSG were first in a discussion on acquiring over BlueSG on 1 February 2021.
Just Today, 5 February 2021, Goldbell Group has confirmed the acquisition of BlueSG earlier today.
With the acquisition taking place, it is said that BlueSG’s progression will be accelerated and the acquisition is believed to be completed before August this year.
About $70 million is to be invested in BlueSG by Goldbell Group as the company plans to expand BlueSG
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