A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a young punk disturbing a ladyboy who he recently caught receiving a bj at a HDB staircase.
The ladyboy could be heard shouting that she already reported to the police after the young punk uploaded the viral video online.
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page roads.sg which shows a cyclist crossing the road when the red man was light. He was then subsequently smashed into by a biker.
Here is the full story.
Posting as video witness
Cyclist was using the crossing while the red man was lighted. Biker braked hard but could not stop in tme and t-boned the cyclist.
Happened along Woodlands Ave 2 on 2/2/21.
Recently a video is going viral on Facebook regarding a man cycling across the road during the red light.
From the video, it can be seen that the bus interchange is just on the left side and the man cycling is at the junction of the Entry/Exit of the bus.
Instead of waiting for the green light to flash, the man cycled to the middle of the road and waited for the bus to move.
Since last month, there 350 people asking the Government sector to delete their TraceTogether information from their system after knowing that police can obtain information from the data for investigations.
Minister-in-charge Vivian Balakrishnan has also said that more than 390k people have signed to be part of the tracing program.
Furthermore, TraceTogether app users are allowed to request for their data to be removed unless they are patients of COVID-19.
On 4 January 2021, Minister State of Home Affairs Desmond Tan said that the police can get any data they want from the TraceTogether app for police investigations under the Criminal Procedure Code.
This made the citizen of Singapore somewhat unhappy because it was said last year that it would only be used to trace Co|OVID-19 related cases.
On 30 January 2021, the driver was driving pass Canberra Link at about 2245hrs when he saw a pedestrian walking.
The pedestrian was crossing the road when it was a visible red light in his direction. The driver of the vehicle has to do an emergency brake and a sharp left turn to change lanes just to avoid him.
The pedestrian almost caused a fatal accident not only for the driver but for himself too.
According to the business magazine, Fortune, in the year 2021, Singapore Airlines have been ranked the 34th most admired companies. Ranking just above BMW (35th) Germany’s motor vehicle producer and Visa (36th).
This ranking is deduced by around 3,800 people in the industry and high ranking appointment holders of companies to do a survey. Looking to show individual companies with great reputations from all industries.
The companies are being surveyed through their management skills and ability to find talents.
The top 3 taking the spots in Fortune would be Apple (1st), Amazon (2nd), and Microsoft (3rd).
Other than Singapore Airline there are other 2 companies on the list which are from Singapore, Flex (144th) and Wilmar International (325th).
A Singaporean girl recently posted on Facebook after she felt that her husband has an extremely bad habit. She stated that after getting married, she realised that he did not like to shower or brush his teeth before he sleeps.
Here is the full story.
I married my bf of 6 years and got our key to our BTO early last year. After living with my bf for the past few months in our new flat, I realized our living habits are DRASTICALLY different in so many unthinkable ways. This has taken a toll on my mental health as I struggle to adapt to his living habits.
For example, he doesn’t shower and brush his teeth before going to bed and I’m quite disgusted by it. I’ve told him countless times that showering and brushing of teeth before sleep is what we should do (because who wants to kiss, cuddle and have sex with your stinky husband in bed right, especially when he had a long day at work). He told me he has been doing this since young and it is just a habit he has. He only shower and brush his teeth in the morning or before going out. After he showers, he won’t be able to sleep until after a few hours later. I know I shouldn’t be so selfish as to judge him, but I’d rather not sleep on a bed knowing it is filled with his own sweat and dirt (he don’t wash his feet after work either) he accumulated throughout the day, and disrupt my sleep.
Another example is that whenever my husband goes to the washroom to pee, he just urinates WITHOUT LIFTING THE TOILET SEAT and the whole seat will be filled with droplets of his own pee. I know it is hard to control your own stream, but please, for goodness’s sake, DO NOT urinate as though you’re only living alone by yourself. I have to always use wet wipes to clean the toilet seat before I can do my own business. When I tell him this, he told me to LIVE WITH IT or GET USED TO IT?!?
Also, whenever we have dinner at home, he does not help to do the dishes at all. I know he’s tired from work but so am I? Even though I end work slightly earlier (4pm) than him (6pm), I have to rush home to make dinner for us on days we don’t eat out. After eating his dinner, he will just go to the kitchen skin to wash his mouth and proceed to jump into bed while leaving the dishes and food waste on the table untouched. I don’t mind doing the dishes if he at least helps a bit like throwing the food waste away and bringing the dishes to the sink. When I tell him that, he says he’s tired and it’s just simple task to me??? HELLO?
Those are just a few examples from a list of MANY. We have not really lived together for long periods as it is usually sleepovers. And when we travel together in the past, those issues do not matter because there is always room service in hotel and travelling usually last a couple of days and not all habits are shown unlike when you live together for the rest of your life, aka, DECADES.
There is always a risk when buying clothes item online. Be it size, the colour or even the quality of the product.
Recently one Taiwanese lady ordered a dress for herself from online shopping app but was furious when the dress arrives. She decided to share her bought item through the internet.
On her post, she showed that the item that this particular stall was selling can be obviously seen fittable by an adult, but when the dress arrives the whole piece can only fit the leg of the buyer.
Recently, there is a conflict between ByteDance and Tencent. According to the news, Tencent has prevented users from sending Douyin related items on its app (WeChat and QQ), which should not be this case by anti-monopoly law.
Douyin has filed a lawsuit for the rights of themself and their users at a court in Beijing demanding 90 million yuan which is S$13.94 million as compensation for their monopolistic actions.
This is not the first time that they have conflicts with each other. In 2018, ByteDance has also sued Tencent for similar cases.
Tencent has also filed a lawsuit back at them for defamation about the same period.
In May 2020 last year, Singapore Police Division have liaised with TraceTogether for using their data regarding the murder case at Punggol Fields.
But sadly, no information was taken as the murderer did not install the app on the phone.
The use of TraceTogether data was in a discussion of allowing it to be used during the tracking of serious crimes. The discussion regarding this is approved by parliament on 2 February 2021.
On Tuesday, Feb 2, parliament was told that this incident was the only time they have asked for data from TraceTogether so far.
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