Hi not sure if this page can help me out. I had recently ordered my baby’s milk powder thru this seller(already 3rd time buy). But this time round he requested for full payment.

According to him cos he outsource hence have to make payment before sending items to me.

So I had make full payments but only received half of what I m suppose to receive. He promised to refund me back the balance but up to date no money was refund back to me. Can tis be post on ur page?

I found his FB n Instagram

A group of PRC man was attacked by a guy with a knife on a street located at Canberra Sembawang area.

The group of 5 PRC man was attacked, two of which was injured by the assailant, one of them fainted after getting attacked. The reason of the attack is unknown. It is believed that they are co-workers.

The police were seen stopping the man and putting him on handcuffs.

The man will be charged in court tomorrow

https://www.facebook.com/groups/singaporetaxidriver/permalink/1100702370092173/

Hi NTUC,

I would like to give my feedback on your staff’s service. The name of the staff is Ms I I Liling and she works at the branch at 500 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh.

From Sept 1 2019, consumers opt to no longer disclose their Registration identity Card (NRIC) numbers,to improve consumer protection.

under new pointers issued by means of the private facts protection fee (PDPC) on Friday (Aug 31), organizations will not be allowed to collect, use and reveal NRIC numbers. they’re also no longer allowed to make copies of or hold the physical cards.

By 2019

Companies that have already collected your NRIC information must dispose them by the end of the year.

The issue has finally blown out and had the attention of our minister, AVA and the police investigating in the incident.

AVA/Police Media Release:

AVA and Police are investigating the allegations against Platinium Dogs Club and the incident at its premises
 
The Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority (AVA) and Police are aware of online posts and allegations concerning Platinium Dogs Club. 
 
AVA and Police are investigating the allegations of animal mistreatment against Platinium Dogs Club, and the incident on 2 January 2019 involving a group of people outside its premises.
 
AVA had earlier commenced investigations against the operator of Platinium Dogs Club, which runs a pet boarding service, after receiving complaints on the latter’s alleged mistreatment of animals. AVA conducted two raids of its premises on 29 and 31 December 2018, and a total of 18 dogs and one rabbit were removed from the premises. 
 
AVA takes animal welfare seriously and will not hesitate to take enforcement action against offenders. Under the Animal & Birds Act, those who fail in their duty of care towards animals in the course of conducting an animal-related business may face a maximum fine of $40,000 and/or a jail term of two years, if convicted.
 
In the afternoon of 2 January 2019, the Police were at the premises when a group of individuals gathered outside. Subsequently, the occupants of the premises attempted to leave in a car driven by a man. Despite advice by the Police officers to give way for their safety, a 40-year-old man in the group remained in the path of the reversing car as it slowly reversed out of the premises. The man later alleged that there was contact and pain in his knees, and was conveyed to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital for outpatient treatment.
  
The driver and the group of people, comprising seven women and four men, are currently assisting the Police with their investigations.
 
The Police and AVA’s investigations will be thorough and fair. The public is advised not to take matters into their own hands or engage in any actions that may violate the law or cause harm to themselves and others. The public should also refrain from speculation, and let the investigations take their course.
 
Anyone who wishes to provide information in relation to Platinium Dogs Club can contact AVA at 1800-4761600.

Source: Singapore Police Force & AVA

The woman involved with the Platinium Dogs Club saga has been arrested.

Facebook post by Sun XueLing

<<Platinium Dogs Club Case Update>>

– Operator arrested and assisting with investigations

Ensuring the safety and welfare of the animals has always been a top priority for the AVA for all alleged animal abuse or welfare cases.

The junction of Thomson road and New Newton road will be equipped of a new 3D camera system that can detect illegal traffic violations

The trial will starts in June.

What the camera can do.

• Detect’s illegal U-turn and turning at non-turning lane.
• Stopping in the yellow junction box
• Detect which lane the vehicle committed the offense
• Able to detect multiple offenses at one time.

Die la

Seeking for Video Footage Evidence For HIT AND RUN.

Help will be greatly appreciated.

Accident happened on 4th January between 12.50 Pm to 1 Pm around East Coast Road towards Still Road just before Shell Petrol Station.