Videos were recently shared by a Singapore Uncensored reader after he had issues sleeping due to his neighbour’s loud lovemaking session everyday at 6am.
The reader which wanted to remain anonymous stated on how he wakes up by this noise almost everyday at 6am. The incident was believed to have happened at Block 264 Tampines St 21. He also said on how they should not disturb others even if there is a need for them to “enjoy”.
According to NEA, at least 1090 tickets were issued in 2020 for those who smoke in prohibited areas such as corridors, staircase and lift.
Comparing it with 2019, the rise of the tickets issued has increased by 112%. Many believed that this is due to COVID-19 as more people are home compared to before.
NEA also stated that they received 25% more complains for smoking in HDB estates.
“In response to behavioural and work-life changes arising from Covid-19, NEA adjusted its enforcement posture and prioritised resources to focus on areas with higher feedback,”
“This led to a 112 per cent increase in the number of tickets issued for smoking in smoking-prohibited areas in HDB estates, such as common corridors, staircases and lift lobbies, compared to in 2019. ” said NEA.
NEA also increased its high-rise littering camera base on increase feedback received for high-rise littering and smoking.
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A Facebook user highlighted an individual that has been sleeping in the streets for over two years.
The Facebook user uploaded two photos which include a photo of the man sleeping at Jiak Chuan Rd.
“How he managed to sleep in walkways, unnoticed for almost 2 years? He got bad past, yet it’s heartwrentching to see hungry and a homeless man.
He sleeps in few other locations too, maybe the authorities busy issuing parking tickets, might have not noticed him at Jiak Chuan RD. “
A man was sentenced with a fine of S$1,000 after destroying an election poster.
48-year-old Lim Song Huat pleaded guilty earlier today under the Parliamentary Elections Act. The incident happened on the 3rd of July last year at about 9.30 AM. This was the election period, about 1 week before the election date which was July 10.
The man spotted a People’s Action Party (PAP) poster on lamb post and tried to rip the poster with a stone, the poster had an image of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Failing to rip it apart with the stone, the man then uses force to peel the poster causing the poster to be split into two parts.
Police identified the suspect after reviewing Police CCTV footages which caught Lim in the act. Police officers from Woodlands Division Headquarters managed to arrest Lim the next day at around 6.30 PM.
According to the Parliamentary Elections Act, For each charge, an offender can be jailed for up to a year or fined up to $1,000.
Fly Entertainment artiste and Twelve Cupcakes co-founder Jaime Teo Chai Lin, 43, pleaded guilty earlier today (February 4) to offences involving underpaid staff of Twelve Cupcakes.
Twelve Cupcakes was fined $119,500 on January 12 for underpaying 7 of its foreign workers; they were also convicted on December 10 last year for 15 counts of underpaying the employees in 2017 and 2018 – which is an offence under the Employment of Foreign Manpower Act.
It is worth noting that these offences occured after Teo and her ex-husband Daniel Ong (co-founder) sold the business.
But the charges were still handed to the duo, as court documents showed that numerous Twelve Cupcakes employees were underpaid before they sold the business.
They were each facing 24 charges involving 8 employees.
The court heard that Teo had been negligent in her handling of the matter.
She will be sentenced on February 25.
Image sources: Jaime Teo Facebook, TwelveCupcakes.com
The Singapore Police Force said in a news release earlier today that scammers are pretending to sell bak kwa products from Hock Moon Hiong, a famous brand with seven outlets in Malaysia, ahead of the Chinese New Year demand.
Many have fallen prey and made payment for their orders, only to have the seller disappear with their money.
One of the red flags was the requirement for full payment via PayNow or bank transfer for the barbecued meat.
The police have thus advised the public:
Image source: Hock Moon Hiong Facebook
A video surfaced online showing a multi-vehicle chain collision caused by a double decker SBS bus 74.
Footage from the dashcam of the first vehicle hit by the bus showed that the car was stationary and not moving as the bus (with its blinker still on) collided with the car.
The bus showed no signs of slowing down at the time.
Post accident, video footage surfaced; showing the aftermath of the accident with multiple cars wrecked, as well as the railings on the road divider being damaged as well.
It is unclear where the accident happened.
Image and video source: Whatsapp
A video surfaced online showing a PMD rider presumably beating a red light (the traffic light was flashing green for cars to go) and crashing into car.
The impact of the crash was so great that he was literally sent flying 360 degrees before he landed on his head and falling down, grimacing in agony.
Passerbys stopped to render assistance to the fallen man.
The accident purportedly happened at the junction of Tampines North Drive 1 and Avenue 9.
Image and video source: sgfollowsall on IG
A netizen shared how some “selfish fellow” reserved a corner parking lot at a miltistorey carpark with a rubbish bin.
She exclaimed that she then removed the bin and parked on the lot, but not without physical exertions.
It is unclear where the incident happened or why the perpetrator decided to reserve that particular lot.
Image source: Wasabi Truffle on Facebook via Complaint Singapore Facebook
A video surfaced online showing a Traffic Police officer stopping a lorry to issue a saman (fine) to a 68-year-old driver, when another lorry driven by a 30-year-old crashed into both the TP officer and the first lorry driver that he stopped.
Both victims were rendered unconscious as passerbys came over to provide assistance.
The 30-year-old lorry driver was subsequently arrested and both the TP officer and the 68-year-old lorry driver were conveyed to the hospital.
The accident reportedly happened at the chevron marking along PIE towards Changi Airport before the Tampines Avenue 5 exit, on 3 February at about 11.30am.
The case is currently under investigation.
Image and video source: Complaint Singapore Facebook and Youtube
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