A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page ROADS.sg which shows an alleged vehicle accident insurance scam which was most probably operated by a syndicate group.
Here is the full story.
Possible insurance scam. Vezel 2 cars in front of cam car e-brakes suddenly for no reason on CTE, forcing all cars behind to jam brake, then Vezel drives away. This causes red Kia behind cam car to rear-end him, which makes cam car jerk forward and hit Prius in front of him. In less then 2 minutes another black car and a bunch of people not involved in the accident arrives on the scene and all of them try convincing cam car to use their workshop. One of the men even mysteriously runs across all lanes of the CTE on foot to talk to someone else who suddenly appeared at the side of the CTE. After a while all the strangers get into different cars from when they arrived. Cam car has reported incident to TP. Happened along CTE on 24/01/2021.
A Singaporean woman recently posted a video on Tiktok stating how Singapore Tinder sucks and she complained constantly on the quality of her tinder matches.
She went on to say that she has 799 likes but the quality is extremely bad and she felt so defeated in Singapore. She said she’s sincerely looking for a nice guy to date and asking if anyone can help her.
Mr Jon Lau, 45-year-old, who was the managing director of Strategic Data Governance had gone fishing on a boat near Pulau Bukom. He was suspected of falling into the sea during a big storm. He fell into a coma after being rescued and was pronounced dead after being sent to the hospital. Tan Lai Koon, who was a fishmonger described the incident for about six minutes: “I told him to thread in the water with his feet, and I threw a rope to pull him up, but he shook his head and said that he had no energy.”
Mr Tan described that the wind was quite strong at that time, and he believed that Lau lost his balance and fell into the sea when the waves hit the hull.
“I ran to him immediately to pull him, but he was washed away by the current for a certain distance, and I couldn’t reach him.”
He then stretched out a long stick and told him to grab it, “I told him to kick the water with his feet, and I pulled the rope to pull him up, but he shook his head and said he had no energy.”
The two teenagers on the boat then put on a lifebuoy and jumped into the sea to try to save Lau. Tan cut the anchor rope with a single blow, drove the boat to the place where the three of them drifted, and pulled them aboard.
He said: “The whole process was about five or six minutes. He was in a coma when he was rescued. I helped him with CPR. He vomited a lot of water but did not wake up.”
Chen Laikun immediately drove to the nearby Singapore Yacht Club for help. The boat trip took about 10 to 15 minutes. As soon as he arrived, he shouted for help. Several club employees stepped forward to help with first aid. Soon after the police and ambulance arrived and Lau was sent to the hospital for rescue.
The incident was confirmed when the police were questioned. After the police arrived at the scene, a 45-year-old man who was unconscious was sent to the hospital and was later declared dead. The police are investigating this unnatural death case.
A 53-year-old man will be charged in court for breaching safe distancing measures under the Covid-19 (Temporary Measures) (Control Order) Regulations 2020.
He allowed 12 guests into his home at Daisy Road, which included four artistes from Mediacorp.
The incident happened during Phase 2 of Reopening where a maximum of 5 people were allowed per gathering.
Another man is also due to be charged for breaching Covid-19 regulations; he allegedly invited three visitors to the party, knowing full well that doing so would exceed the limit of 5 people per gathering.
Both men face a fine of up to $10,000, a 6 month jail term, or both.
The other 11 visitors have each been hit with a composition fine of $300.
A video was recently uploaded on Facebook which shows a woman who was believed to be possessed by a spirit.
The incident was believed to have happened in a hospital in Malaysia and a woman’s evil and sinister laughter could be heard throughout the ward as security personnel look on.
A patient could be seen bedridden while roams across the room while smashing everything she sees. Security personnel could only stand at the side and nobody actually dared to go near her.
A Singaporean guy recently posted on Facebook after he ghosted his date after finishing their meal leaving her to pay the whole bill by herself. He stated that the reason for his actions was due to her looks as she looked uglier and fatter in real life.
Here is the full story.
Today I went out with someone I met on a dating app. From her dating profile, she looks like a 9/10 but she actually looks more like a 6/10 in person (on photos, she looks like 45kg but in reality, she looks more like 50kg? and her face also has a few pimples which was not obvious on her photos). We had dinner at a french restaurant and after desserts I told her I need to use the toilet urgently but actually it was just an excuse to leave the restaurant. After telling her I need to go toilet, I stepped out of the restaurant and immediately went back home.
I know it was not very nice of me to leave but at least when I reach home, I texted her that I won’t be going back to the restaurant due to urgent matters at home and I also thanked her for footing the bill. Fortunately, the restaurant was quite affordable so the meal probably only costed $80+?
Tbh I feel bad that she had to pay for the meal but then again, she catfished me so I am the real victim!! Anyway, I already wasted so much time on going out with her so it would be ridiculous to even pay for the meal. Somemore she was so dishonest so she should pay the price for being so shady? Lol
Guys, be very careful of girls you meet on dating apps. Do some background check and ask them to video call before meeting up. Some girls really shady af.
MOM has fined 42 companies for breaching safety management measures since September last year.
Most of the companies have been fined for the same reason which is, having their employee returned to the office to work even though they are able to work from home.
In September last year, MOM has loosened down the ruling for safety measures for the workplace.
On 22 January 2021, MOM said that no changes will be made towards the safety measures as of now.
To make sure companies are following the rules, MOM staff have been inspecting workplaces since last year September when restrictions are lessened.
There are more than 5,000 workplaces being checked from last year September to this year January. Out of these 5,000 companies, 42 were caught with non-obligation of the safety measures and fined.
MOM has also said that they will continue inspections of workplaces.
On Monday 1 February 2021, Mr. Nguyen Phu Trong was re-elected as the general secretary of the ruling Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV).
Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has written a letter as the People’s Action Party secretary-general to congratulate the CPV’s general secretary stating that Vietnam has made good progress and advance considerably over the years under the good leadership of Mr. Trong.
Mr. Trong will continue to be the president of Vietnam, an appointment which he was holding since 2018.
