A post was recently posted by user Mirielle Innam on Facebook page Complaint Singapore after her child was allegedly abused by her child’s preschool. She even stated on how she went to seek help from her MP but claimed that nobody assisted her on the issue.

Here is the full story.

Our 16 month old daughter was abused by the 2 educarers in PCF infant care Sparkletots on 8 October 2020. We are writing in to share our experience and to raise awareness to the public on how PCF and ECDA had handled and treated us. We are not speaking baselessly, in fact we will include all the emails and communications we had with the respective parties.

PCF Sparkletots and ECDA went all silent on our child’s abuse case for over 2 months and we had to email them multiple times on the progress of the case. In fact, this has been raised up to their CEO and board of directors. We have tried all avenues such as PCF HQ, ECDA and our MP in Sembawang GRC to seek help on our child’s abuse case in a civil manner, but no one was willing to come forward to assist us.

Hence, we have decided to speak up and seek justice for our daughter. Initially we thought of filling for a lawsuit, we have met up with multiple lawyers and their fees are beyond our affordability. After much consideration, we feel going public is the right option for us.

If you think child abuse does not happen in SG childcare, Think again. Our main intention is to prevent such abusive behavior from happening again to any infant, children and families. If this can happen to us, it can happen to any parents in Singapore. We hope our case can aid parents in the future, if you are caught in a similar situation as us, you will know exactly what to do.

Our case is still ongoing, as this incident is 3 months long, we be referencing our journey in 3 parts for easier references. We as parents got nothing to hide, we are going to be honest and transparent. Our child can’t speak nor defend herself, we as parents will do the right thing for her.

In just one week, women went to two shops to steal skincare products and stole 5 products within one minute. The process was captured by the CCTV footage.

The last theft occurred at Hysess located in Westgate around 9.16 PM on Jan 8 (Friday).

The stolen products:

• Cleansing Oil
• Beauty serum
• Skin Care lotion
• Face mask

The woman carried a black and white bag and while the workers did not look she quickly stuff the products into her bag.

According to ZaoBao, it is not the first time this has happened, the woman had stolen 3 products from the Raffles Branch of Hysess previously.

The police recently stated on Tuesday (12 Jan) that six teenagers, aged between 17 and 19, were arrested for being suspected members of a secret society.

The police said they received a report on Saturday regarding a group of people shouting gang slogans and gesturing gang-related hand signs at a chalet along Jalan Loyang Besar.

A recent video which recently went viral showed the individuals shouting gang slogans and gesturing their gang hand signs which led to their arrest.

The group will also be investigated for alleged non-compliance with COVID-19 safe distancing laws.

Anyone found guilty of being a member of an unlawful society under the Societies Act faces a fine of up to S$5,000, a jail term of up to three years or both.

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A 36-year-old man was reportedly arrested by the police for his suspected involvement of causing hurt to others with a dangerous weapon.

It was reported that the incident happened on 05 Jan 2021 at 4.15 pm along Geylang Road. It was said that the accused had slashed an unknown man with a knife and the victim was later conveyed to the hospital.

After investigations, the police managed to identify the identity of the accused and arrested by the police on 07 Jan 2021.

The accused has been charged in court.

According to the law, anyone convicted of causing hurt to others with a dangerous weapon could be jailed up to seven years or fined or caned, or any combination of such punishment.

A video was recently uploaded to sg.trendzz Instagram group showing a YP filming himself smoking at a HDB staircase.

It has been a common sight to see just video being uploaded on social media. Underage smoking has become an issue in Singapore. As of 01 Jan 2021, the Singapore government has increased the legal age for smoking to 21 years old.

It is questionable on how did all these YPs get their cigarettes from?

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A video was recently uploaded to sgfollowsall Instagram group showing a YP showing off his lion dance skills.

The video starts off with the YP covering his head with a chair and moves his body to self-made music subsequently.

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According to a Singapore uncensored reader, a hit and run incident happened just hours ago.

A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle along Yung Kuang Road. A pedestrian who saw the incident contacted the police.

Residents at the location took the photo and said the vehicle speed off without stopping.

A crowd later gathered the area when the police arrived.

We have reached out to the local authorities to get more information. Developing news stay tuned

A video was recently uploaded to Road.sg Facebook page showing a driver causing an accident after failing to check blindspot before switching lane.

The incident happened along CTE on 09 Jan 2021. It can be seen from the video that the driver switches lane immediately after signalling and hit the motorcyclist who was beside the car.

The impact has caused the motorcyclist to lost his balance and fall to the ground. Sparks were seen flying when the motorcycle hit the ground.

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A video was recently circulated on Whatapps showing to men engaging in a heated argument at a carpark driveway.

From the video, the two men were heard shouting at each other with one of the men accusing the other of attacking him. The incident was said to have happened on the 08 Jan 2021 at Punggol Walk.

It is unsure what had triggered the argument but the two men only stop after the police arrived at the scene.