A video was recently shared by Facebook user Yuan Liu which shows a group of girls fighting another female group at a Haidilao outlet.
They could be seen slapping and pull each other. And at one point one of the girls even threw hot soup at another girl. The restaurant staff was seen trying to break up the fight.
According to a media release, a resident of Block 9 Jalan Kukoh has been reportedly hanging pork meat and organs along the common corridor. It was said that the family first started hanging pork meat along the corridor on 05 Jan 2021 until the staff from the town council came knocking on their door.
It was reported that a complaint was lodged against the family by their neighbours with a video submitted to the town council. The family are reportedly new immigrants from China. The family had made their own meat after not being able to find them in any of the local Supermarket.
The family then said that they didn’t know that they are not allowed to hang meat products outside of their residences at the common corridor. The meat products have been since removed after the complaint was lodged.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it was alerted to a road traffic accident along the ECP towards the Marina Coastal Expressway (MCE) after Bedok South Exit on Jan 9 at about 2am.
They were speeding and lost control slamming into the railings and flipping over.
Two women, aged 23 and 24, and a 25-year-old man were conscious when taken to Changi General Hospital, said the police.
The accident involved two cars, police investigations are ongoing.
A video was recently uploaded to Facebook by Facebook user Xavier Ong showing a group of people shouting at one another along a HBD Corridor.
It is unsure what had triggered the dispute. However, it seems like the group of people hated each other. The dispute has even got the police involved as several police officers were spotted on the scene.
The horrific death of a 16-month-old allegedly abused by her adoptive parents has triggered an outpouring of grief nationwide and anger over many missed chances to save her. The 16-month old baby who passed away in October of 2020 was most probably due to abuse. In the autopsy, it was revealed that Jung In’s cause of death is “damages to the abdomen by an external force.” She has suffered severe pancreas damage, broken limbs and collarbones, and blood-filled stomach.
The adoptive parents were said to have “denied the allegations and insisted they have ‘nothing to do with the death of Jung In.'” They insisted that they dropped the baby by accident. However, the police found evidence of over 800 videos of Jang “physically and mentally abusing Jung In.”
The National Forensic Service concluded that she died of severe abdominal injuries and internal bleeding that were caused by “strong external force applied on her back.” Signs of prolonged abuse, such as fractured bones and bruises, were also found on her once-healthy body.
Last month, prosecutors charged the adoptive mother, surnamed Jang, with child abuse resulting in death, emotional abuse and neglect. She has been in pretrial detention. The adoptive father was charged with child abuse and neglect.
ng-in’s case has gained renewed national attention after SBS, a local broadcaster, aired an investigative report over the weekend to reveal the utter brutality of the abuse done to the toddler, and how child welfare agencies and police have squandered golden chances that could have saved her life.
The first red light was flagged in May by teachers at the day care center where she was attending, merely three months after she was adopted. Police closed the case, citing not enough evidence.
A month later, the second report came in from an acquaintance of the girl’s adoptive parents, who found the toddler left alone in a car. The police came to the same conclusion.
The third — and the last — one was reported on Sept. 23 by a local pediatrician who found suspected signs of abuse and malnutrition of the girl. Once again, the police failed to step in to save her.
During the eight months from the adoption till her death, the suspected abuse took a devastating toll on her. The SBS program aired photos and videos shared by Jung-in’s foster mother, who temporarily cared for the baby before she was adopted. In that footage, she was curious, giggly and full of life. In stark contrast, however, Jung-in became subdued, lifeless and gaunt in her adoptive parents’ care.
Korean investigations show, unanswered questions, went to investigate on the cause of the baby death, ruptured pancreas. Its theorised that a force of 3800 to 4200N is needed to receive a level 3 damage to the abdomen, which caused the baby’s death.
So they tried simulations with a baby mannequin and a female staff who’s weight and height is similar to the adoptive mother.
But first, they tested through a few scenarios
Dropping from height causes a force of 720 to 1433N
Kicking the baby in the abdomen by a taekwondo player reached 2,713N.
A boxer reached 4,387N by throwing full forced, heavy blow, propping the mannequin baby to the wall.
Finally the female staff tested with the baby mannequin… Stepping the baby mannequin that lying on the floor causes 1,778N… Standing on the baby mannequin causes 1,9727N When she tried to jump on the baby mannequin by leaping off the couch, she created a 3,869N damage.
Events leading to hear death
On 13 Oct, the fateful day that she passed away, at 9:40am, the neighbor downstairs went upstairs to complain about the constant dropping of heavy item noise… The mother apologize to the neighbor …
9:54am, the mother sent a text message to her husband, should we bring (her) to hospital, for formality?
10:19am, the mother left the abused toddler alone at home while she sent her own child to childcare.
Reached home at 10:32am and took a cab at 10:42am to hospital. On the cab, the taxi driver told her that it’s better to sent the child via ambulance. The child can be treated when she’s transported to hospital but the mother rejected.
Reached hospital at 11:06 and the child was in an emergency state. She left the child to retrieve her hat that she left in the cab. While the child was receiving treatment, she was online, doing group buy on food and posted text on her SNS with heart shape.
After the child passed away, they bought a 3000 won photo frame(~ SGD$3.64) and buried her in a free public grave and has yet to visit her….
Indonesian rescuers have pulled out body parts, pieces of clothing and scraps of metal from the Java Sea, a day after a Boeing 737-500 with 62 people onboard crashed shortly after takeoff from Jakarta.
The Sriwijaya Air Boeing 737-500 lost radar contact shortly after departing the Indonesian capital of Jakarta yesterday (Jan9). Sriwijaya Air flight SJ182 was a domestic flight from Jakarta Soekarno–Hatta International Airport (CGK) to Pontianak Supadio International Airport (PNK).
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It was believed that it had reached almost 11,000 feet on its climb northwards over the Java Sea, before losing almost all of this height within a minute. Radar contact was lost at 07:40 UTC, or 14:40 local time, when the aircraft was at an altitude of just 250 feet.
A video was recently uploaded on the Instagram page sgfollowsall which shows a female thief stealing cosmetics directly under the cctv.
Here is the full story.
so i’m representing @/hysessofficial and we realised last year that there was this lady who kept stealing from us. we caught her on cctv on the 30th of Dec and made a report but the police couldnt do anyth much bcos her face was covered by a mask. she also bypassed self entry multiple times (like she snuck into the shop) so that we cant trace her back. on friday, we caught her again on CCTV at our westgate outlet. tbh, we just want to use it as a forewarning to her and anyone who has any rash ideas.
A YP has recently shared his thoughts about Singaporean girls on NUSWhisper group stating that he thinks that girls who are obsessed with Korean dramas and idols are disgusting.
According to his post, everything started with his ex-girlfriend being obsessed with Korean dramas and idols. He mentioned that she has constantly told him about all her obsession and he is sick of it. Eventually, he decided to ghost her.
After his break up with his ex-girlfriend, he went online and realised that many Singaporeans girls are obsessed with Korean dramas and idols. He then said that he feels that these obsessions are disgusting.
In his post:
“Male (21) just need a place to rant
Just broke up with my girlfriend (you know who you are) over her obsession with Korean dramas and idols. She was so sweet and nice when we first met as friends but as we got closer and closer she started to reveal her degenerate “koreaboo” side.
At first, I was pretty ok with it since I thought it was just a minor side interest (we used to go to a bar hoping and partying quite a fair bit), but after we started going out she exposed more of her disgusting hobby to me. I decided to put up with it since she was such a nice girl but it eventually got on my nerves and I had no choice but to ghost her.
The final straw that made me write this was browsing thru Twitter (thanks to her) and realising that so many of Singaporean girls are also these disgusting, obsessive koreaboos. My friends tell me that it’s very normal but I just can’t stand the thought of so many Singaporean girls being interested in such inane hobbies. Have I been living under a rock these past 21 (going 22 soon) years?