Facebook user Ruth Tan recently posted on Facebook on her frustration after her nieghbour from hell have been causing a ruckus every single morning. They would throw rubbish out of their window and spy on their neighbours. They are believed to have a special needs adult child as well.
Here is the full story.
2.05am: About to fall asleep but was waken up by this extremely loud quarreling from neighbour below. It occurred frequently and its habitual for them to quarrel in the wee hrs. Police have been called many times as they have a special needs young adult who caused nuisances to neighbours. Other than this habitual quarreling, pouring water out of kitchen windows in wee hrs, feeding birds by throwing food item from kitchen window, throwing item such as noodles on neighbours clothing, using pole to pry open opposite neighbours rubbish bin, throwing faces filled paper or unknown liquid at passerby, spying on neighbour opposite their unit etc.
As much as we are empathetic but what to do when you have such neighbour who not only caused nuisances but also putting passerby life at endangerment?
A 13-year-old girl in China got first place in the school after scoring 100 points in one of the subjects, but was questioned by the teacher for cheating and arranged to retake the exam. She drowned herself in a pond after she got 98 points.
Ms. Li, the girl’s aunt in Anqing, Anhui, revealed that her niece usually scores well, but she has never taken the first place in the whole grade. This time she got the first place in the exam but the teacher’s questioned her. “The teacher suspected that she was cheating. She suspected that she had bought the test papers outside in advance, and even called home to ask her if she had bought the test papers outside.”
The girl’s twin sister revealed that the teacher called out her sister the next morning and didn’t know what she was talking about. Afterwards, the sister came back crying, which probably meant teacher did not believe that she could score so many points.
Ms. Li said that the sisters were both scheduled to retake the exam later, but only two small questions were wrong, and they still got 98 points. “The child may not be able to stand the accusation. She didn’t say anything when she came back in the evening. She ate a little in the morning the next day. She left home by herself at noon. In the afternoon, everyone could not find the girl. Upon going to a nearby pond, her shoes and clothes were seen floating at the surface.”
Ms. Li said that the girl wrote in the last Wednesday night when she posted QQ: “I am doing a good job in the exam. Why am I being blamed for doing it?
The girl’s father called the class teacher in question afterwards, but the class teacher didn’t say anything. He hung up the phone in less than a minute. The school stated that there was no make-up exam, and no apology or explanation was made afterwards.
According to a court hearing, Pei Shao Bao a 25-years-old was caught stealing lingerie from female hostel rooms in NUS.
Pei pleaded guilty to 3 counts of theft.
How he got caught
Between Jan 2020 and Feb 2020, The 25-year-old NUS student would often enter the hostel which was occupied by 4 female tenants and steal their bra and panties.
He was eventually caught red-handed on 8 Feb 2020 when one of the victims saw him in her room, he tried to run away but the CCTV footage identified him. He would often keep the stolen lingerie and use it for his “self-pleasure”.
The victim eventually made a police report and Pei was caught, several items were recovered and some were soiled by him.
“The fact that he has managed well academically or in other areas of his life should not detract from the seriousness of the offenses.”
A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page which shows a self entitled food delivery rider insulting security guards of a condominium.
He insisted on parking where he deem fit & berated the security officers who were doing their job in a professional manner. He even shouting vulgarities.
The delivery rider also asked the security what is his education level and said he wasted his education.
The man who saved the child from the HDB ledge has been found. Yesterday, a news report was made about a child who was rescued by a worker using a boom lift at Hougang.
The migrant worker successfully saved the child and many netizens who saw the video commended him.
He humbly made comments about his deed:
“At a work time I saving one children life in Singapore..at last my life is a good job..l pray for the God i doing the work properly.. “
OCBC 360 savings account was one of the most popular savings accounts due to the attractive interest. However, the bank has cut the interest rates yet again for the fourth time.
OCBC 360 accounts balance of up to $25,000 will earn 0.3% instead of 0.4% for salary credit.
Balance S$25,000 to S$50,000 will drop from 0.8% to 0.6%.
Standard Chartered Jumpstart savings account has also taken a similar turn.
According to a Police media release, a 23-year-old man was arrested after the Police received a report of the incident on Saturday.
The 23-year-old allegedly broke into a Jurong unit and molested a woman, details of the break-in are not known, but the Police received a report at 5 PM along Jurong East Street 32.
The Clementi Police Division was able to identify the suspect and arrest the man on the following day.
The man will be charged in court today for housebreaking. If he is guilty of housebreaking, he will be facing up to 10 years jail. If he is found guilty of outrage of modesty he will be fined,rotan and/or jailed for up to two years.
Facebook user Jeremy Soohappy recently posted on Facebook after a uncompassionate enforcement attendant gave out parking tickets to family of the bereaved and also to funeral company vehicles.
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Enforcement attendant giving out parking tickets on funeral vehicles during night funeral service . Friends and relatives who attended the wake were also given parking tickets despite being in their respective vehicle and NOT obstructing traffic in any way .
Where is his compassion ? Deaths and funerals are unforeseen and inevitable , if given a chance , I believe those present would prefer not to see their loved one in this state .
I do understand that this uncle is doing his job , however as humans we should exercise compassion and understanding especially in times of grief and not blindly act without thinking .
Ps. immediate family did inform the enforcement officer that staff from Promisedland Casket were doing their job inside the wake and had to park there but he went ahead to take photo of the vehicle .
