
A video was recently uploaded to Sgfollowsall showing a YP swimming along the banks of Merlion Park.
It is unsure when did the incident happen. From the video, the YP could be seen making his way back up after he was caught by a passerby.

A video was recently uploaded to Sgfollowsall showing a YP swimming along the banks of Merlion Park.
It is unsure when did the incident happen. From the video, the YP could be seen making his way back up after he was caught by a passerby.

A video was recently uploaded to Sgfollowsall Instagram group showing a group of YPs fighting at Clarke Quay.
It is unsure what had triggered the fight. Screams could be heard in the background of the video.

A&W has announced the grand opening of their new outlet located at Canberra Plaza on their Facebook page on 18 Dec 2020. The outlet operates daily till 10 pm.

Blk 133 Canberra View, #01-04, #01-26 & #01-27

According to a police media release, a 43-year-old man was arrested for his suspected involvement in stealing underwears.
The police were alerted on 17 Dec 2020 to a case of theft of underwear that happened outside a HDB unit located at Commonwealth Drive. After investigations, the police identify the man’s identity with the help of the police CCTV.
The man was later arrested on the 18 Dec 2020. Police investigations revealed that the man was involved in other similar cases in the same estate.
The man was charged in court earlier today (19 Dec 2020), if convicted, he could be jailed for up to three years and fine for his offences.

According to a media release, the Immigration Checkpoint Authority (ICA) has warned about a fake SG Arrival Card webpage that has appeared on the internet. It was reported that the webpage was used by scammers to obtain personal information of their victims.
It is claimed that the webpage “www.singapore-arrival-card.com” was introduced by ICA to replace hardcopies which is not true. The authorities further clarify that no payment is required for online submission of arrival cards.
A police report was lodged in regards to the matter and ICA advised travellers to go through the ICA webpage if there is a need to use the SG Arrival Card service online.

A woman has shared a story about her boyfriend where she has to consistently lie to him about his size in order to make him feel good on NUSWhisper Facebook page.
According to her, her boyfriend is handsome and has a hot body. However, anything below his belt is below average. She then mentioned that her boyfriend has constantly asked her to tell him that he is big but find it hard for her to lie to him.
She then said that her ex-boyfriend is twice the length and 50% thicker than her current boyfriend. She then asked netizens how would they feel if they are in her position.
“I was always brought up to be honest and there is one thing my bf wants me to lie about. I spoke to a few friends and they do think his request is reasonable given the circumstances but I was hoping to gain a sense of what more people think.
My bf is a great guy. Yandao, good personality, smart, hot bod. But he is really below average below the belt. However, when we are doing it, he always wants me to tell him he is big, huge that kind of stuff. It seems to really turn him on and seems to matter a lot to him. Sometimes I go along but I find it quite hard to say such things sincerely. For context, my ex before him was roughly double his length and maybe 50% thicker in girth. So while my bf does get the job done, saying he is big is definitely an outright lie. It also seems to hurt his feelings to know that I have been with someone bigger than him before.
How do folks here feel about my dilemma? What will you do in my shoes?“


A video was recently uploaded to Complain Singapore Facebook page by Facebook user Athena Tan showing an auntie pointing her middle finger at two children.
According to the user, the auntie was not complying to the safe distancing measure as she was seen mingling around between tables when drinking beer at a coffee shop. It was said in her post that the auntie and her friends were seen shouting and threatening two children at the coffee shop.
The reason for their action is because they dislike the mother of the two children. The police were alerted by the user and the two children were escorted home by the police for their safety.
“Auntie who consumed alcohol breaks social distancing (mingling between tables) plus threaten 2 MINORS/teenagers (my niece’s friends) at local Kopitiam @ Woodlands Vista Point.
Rumours say she doesn’t like the children’s mother, because this auntie does illegal horse gambling and the mother knows so the auntie scared. But On 16 December 2020 Heard her screaming at them INSIDE the Kopitiam. Saw the two children wanted to buy food but keep getting stalked by auntie uncle.
They very scared, so sit beside the drink stall and secretly took out the phone to video for evidence because auntie uncle keeps coming close to shout at them. I called the police. She and another uncle come to scream at them more and point middle finger. The two children very scared never move from their seats. Police come and escort them home and give the auntie uncle warning.
How can take out anger on children when she doesn’t like the mother? By the way, I was sitting behind the children, looking out for them
P.S: translation for 2nd video: uncle saying every day he comes to the kopitiam to sit, claiming territory. telling the kids to take video of him when they were waiting for their food. (milo on the table).“

A video was recently uploaded to sgfollowsall Instagram group showing a YP jumping down a bridge into the water at Stadium.
From the caption of the video, it is believed that the YP was doing a TikTok video challenge. He has disregarded his own safety to make the video and it is questionable if he is allowed to do such an act.

A video was recently uploaded to sgfollowsall Instagram group showing thick smoke emerging from a HDB unit.
It was reported the incident happened earlier today (19 Dec 2020) at Block 19 Punggol Field walk. The Singapore Civil Defense Force (SCDF) were alerted to the incident at around 11.25 am.
All 6 occupants were recused by the SCDF and 100 residents were evacuated. However, 5 of them were conveyed to the hospital for smoke inhalation.

A video was recently uploaded to All Singapore Stuff Facebook page showing two groups of YPs exchanging blows at the side of the road.
It is unsure when did the incident happened but it was said that the fight happened at Ang Mo Kio. From the video, at least 4 of the YPs had taken their fight to the middle of the road.