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GIRL CYCLIST ON HIGHWAY, LIKE HER GRANDFATHER ROAD

Source: SG Road Vigilante

On 20/01/2021, a cyclist was caught cycling on PIE entering CTE (Ang Mo Kio).

This has caught the attention of drivers in the area.

Cycling on the highway is an offence but there are still cases like this.

Here’s a video regarding the incident.

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Source: SG Road Vigilante

YP USES “FLAMETHROWER” TO BURN GRASS IN PUBLIC

Source: complaint.sg

A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page complaint.sg which shows a young punk using his “flamethrower” in public.

He could be seen using an aerosol spray to ignite a flame and he is seen burning the grass in public.

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Source: complaint.sg

ANG MO MANAGER LEAVES WORK EARLY FOR HAPPY HR WHILE LOCAL MANAGERS WORK LATE

A Singapore Uncensored reader recently shared his story with us after he felt that the treatment of locals at his company was different when compared to an ang mo staff.

Here is the full story.

I am currently working in an MNC as a manager and I feel that being white has its privileges. So my general manager is an ang mo. And there are a total number of 5 other senior managers in my company. 4 of these managers are local, while the other is an ang mo.

Though he has less experience than us, his salary is 50 percent higher than the rest of the managers. Oh yes, he has a nice condo in Orchard road which is paid for by the company as well. This guy would come in late for work and leave early from work for Happy Hour and the general manager would say nothing about it. The general manager and this manager would leave for drinks at 3 or 4pm and this manager would dump his workload on all of us. And of course, he would get the credit in the end.

But if we local managers come in late, we would be shouted at by our general manager even though we were late for just 5 minutes with a valid excuse. We would end work at 8pm and that would be considered early and sometimes we would also come back on public holidays and weekends as well. Though we local managers and the ang mo manager have similar roles, but such double standards of treatment is indeed frustrating.

I’m currently thinking of leaving my job but due to the covid, I would just have to hold on.

TWO DRINK STALLS FINED & ORDER TO CLOSE. SERVED BEER AFTER 1030PM

Source: SFA

Two drink stalls which were located at 632 Bukit Batok Central and 31 Kelantan Lane respectively were fined and ordered to close after selling beer at 10.30pm.

They were both fined $1,000 each and ordered to close for 10 days in defiance of the COVID-19 Act. Currently during this Phase 3 period, the serving and consumption of alcohol in all food and beverage establishments after 10.30pm are “strictly prohibited” under the new law.

Both stalls were inspected after SFA acted on a tip-off and the customers were caught consuming alcohol at the premises after 10.30pm.

Under the COVID-19 (Temporary Measures) Act, first-time offenders will face a fine of up to S$10,000, imprisonment of up to six months, or both. Subsequent offences may face a fine of up to S$20,000, imprisonment of up to twelve months, or both.

8,101 PACKETS OF CHEWING TOBACCO SEIZED AFTER CHECK ON M’SIA LORRY

ICA

The ICA recently stated on a Facebook post after they seized close to 8,101 packets of chewing tobacco from a Malaysian registered lorry.

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Here is the full story.

On 15 Jan, eagle-eyed officers at Woodlands Checkpoint foiled an attempt to smuggle 8,101 packets of chewing tobacco into Singapore. The items were wrapped in black plastic bags, hidden underneath a pile of wood in the headboard of a Malaysia-registered lorry.

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ICA

The case was referred to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) for further investigation.

This method of concealment is a cause for concern as similar methods may be used by people with ill intent to smuggle security items into Singapore. The ICA will continue to conduct security checks on passengers, goods and vehicles so as to safeguard Singapore’s security.

ELDERLY CYCLIST KNOCKED DOWN AT WOODLANDS TOWARDS BKE

An old man was spotted lying flat on the ground an accident at Woodlands Avenue 3 towards BKE at around 7.55 AM on 20th Jan 2020.

The man was seen laying flat while a motorist was seen assisting the old man, witnesses told Singapore Uncensored that the man was conscious and could not move.

A bicycle was seen on the road crushed after the accident.

DELIVERY DRIVER GET SMASHED BY TAXI AFTER CHANGING LANES

Source: SGRV

A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV which shows a delivery rider getting hit by a transcab taxi.

The rider got caught out when the taxi slowed down to change lanes. The accident was believed to have happened at Paya Lebar Road.

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Source: SGRV

YP SHOWS THE WORLD THAT HE’S ADDICTED TO WEARING S*XY COSTUMES

Source: Singapura.viral

A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page singapura.viral which shows a young punk dressed in a s*xy costume.

The YP is seen wearing a s*xy costume with a bunny tail and his actions are indeed baffling.

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Source: Singapura.viral

81 Y.O GRANDPA ALLEGEDLY RAN MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT THAT PROVIDES SPECIAL SERVICE

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According to a media release, an 81-year-old man was accused of running an unlicensed establishment during the circuit breaker period. It was also reported that the women working for him allegedly provides special services to their customers.

The establishment is located at Tai Kang Yang Seng TCM Therapy at Block 201 Hougang Street 21. He was supposed to ensure that his work did not perform such act but he allegedly failed to do so.

According to the law, anyone convicted of running an unlicensed massage establishment could be jailed up to two years and fined up to $10,000.

4 ARRESTED FOR DRUGS, 2 KG OF HEROIN & CANNABIS SEIZED

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According to a media released, four men were arrested by the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) on 18 Jan 2021 in a raid at a residential unit located at Telok Blangah Drive. It was reported that more than 2 kg of heroin and cannabis were seized during the operation.

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According to the CNB, the four men aged between 49 to 61 refused to open the door when CNB officers were there and they have to enter the unit forcefully. During the search, multiple packets of various drugs were found hidden inside and outside of the unit.

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These drugs were estimated to be valued at about $141,000. Police investigations are ongoing.