Facebook user JzMe Reen recently posted her shock after her food delivery rider stole her slippers after delivering food to her.
The delivery rider who was a woman was seen trying out the slippers first before stealing them. Her actions were caught on the resident’s CCTV camera.
A picture of an accident between an elderly auntie and a grab cyclist was recently uploaded on the Facebook page SGRV.
It was believed that the cyclist crash into the elderly woman on the footpath at victoria street. Both of them fell to the ground and the cyclist then proceeded to scold the elderly woman for not hearing his bell.
The elderly woman said that there was no need to call the police or ambulance.
A video of people feeding more than a dozen of Hornbills is currently circulating on Facebook.
In the dialogue of the video at least 14 hornbills were in the video and they do not seem to be at full size yet.
Just 1 month ago, Nparks said that they were investigating in people feeding a pair of Hornbills and Loyang Way Food Village.
While feeding this animal seem to be fun, Nparks do not take kindly to people who breached the Wildlife Act
Animals like humans alike take shelter when the rain is here. However, some poor animals do not know where to hide.
Thankfully there are many animal lovers out there who will take care of animals during rain or shine.
Here is 1 story:
I need help, anyone close to Jurong East St 24 area is able to hold onto the cat until 5th of Jan morning for me to send her for sterilization? House being catproof is a must, FIV/FELV status is unknown, seriously doubt she is vaccinated, all these will only be done when I’ve send her for sterilization on the 5th. She is not smart enough to hide from the heavy rain since yesterday.
The post was later updated that the cat has been rescued.
Story 2: Injured Cat
Injured cat found on grass verge of blk 307 Canberra Road. May have fallen from one of the windows.
Hope this post can help locate and contact owner. SPCA has come to the rescue in the meantime.
Story 3:
Went to check on the comm cats during the rainy season and found them resting and sleeping safely in boxes with towels. Gracie and Flower have their boxes away from the rain. Boxes were not removed so far as I think the cleaners know to leave them for the comm cats. Will check on them everyday and bring towel to dry their fur if they are soaked with rain during this wet season. Comm cats in my neighbourhood are safe! Even one Uncle commented that someone had provided towels to keep Gracie warm.
Thank you to the kind souls who feed and care for our cats here.
A video was recently uploaded to SG Dirty Fella Facebook page showing a man asking netizens to stop calling him “Bangala”.
From the video, he mentioned that he has previously addressed the same issue multiple times. He then urges netizens to be respectful and stop calling his people “Bangala”.
According to a media release, a 29-year-old was charged with multiple offences including drug-related, traffic offences and voluntarily causing hurt to others with a dangerous weapon.
In Dec 2017, the man was approached by police officers after he had fled from a roadblock. The police parked their vehicle in front of him to prevent him from escaping. Instead of cooperating, the man hit the police vehicle and sped off.
In Mar 2018, the man had organised a revenge attack on a man who had a dispute with him during a wedding function.
It was reported that the man and three others went to the victim workplace and slashed him with a parang. A week after the slashing incident, the man was again approached by police officers at a HDB void deck.
The man then quickly entered his car and fled the scene. In the process, he had hit one of the police officers and send him flying. The police officer was later sent to the hospital for treatment.
The man later abandoned his car at Bedok South and drugs were found in it. The man was finally arrested by the Central Narcotics Bureau officers in a hotel room located in Bugis.
The man is set to be sentenced later this month (Jan 2021).
A netizen sends in information of a man and warns others about his alleged dishonest actions.
* Dishonest Driver Alert*
Dear all courier and logistics businesses management teams please be aware of this freelance ad hoc delivery driver (Sahrudin Bin Jamil SXXX546I) .
Currently, he is being investigated for CBT and other penal offences. please refrain from utilizing his services as he will abscond with your goods and be uncontactable as experienced first hand by us.
Due to his dishonest actions our company has suffered both financially and in terms of reputation with our clients.
We have lodged a police report and currently, he is being sought by the authorities. We just wish to share this incident with everyone associated with the logistics industry to be more vigilant.
His last known full-time employment was with Urbanfox. Thank you.
Source: Facebook User: فيرداوس الياني
A video was recently uploaded on the platform tiktok which shows two monitor lizards which were believed to be hugging each other.
They were seen hugging each other violently but many have stated that it was actually a fight between both reptiles instead of the theory that they were huggy because of the cold weather.
The last Robinsons outlet is set for closure on 10 Jan 2021, this will bring an end to its 162 years of history.
It was reported that the last day of operation will not be later than next Sunday. However, the date of closure might be brought forward depending on the stock availability. Various discounts will continue until the current stocks are down to zero.
A video was recently gone viral after desperation of people affected by COVID-19.
The video was accompanied by text saying: “Desperate Thai chicks seeking Farang man to give them money”.
In other words, saying that they seek foreigners to come to Thailand, a dialogue came along with the video saying “Thailand No problem only Malaysia have problem. Welcome come come”.
But the fact is real far away from what the woman said in the video. Thailand reported earlier today of another 315 cases bringing the total cases to 7,694.
“come come”
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