A woman took her incident online after she was involved in an accident as a passenger of Grab car service. After the accident, the driver did not bother to tend to her and was only busy taking photos of the incident.

The accident caused the woman to have a laceration of about 5cm at her chin and she was bleeding out in the car seat while the driver worries about his insurance claims.  No call for help nor the ambulance.

After the woman got admitted to the hospitals and got wounds tend to she found out that it will leave a deep scar and the doctor even recommend her to go for plastic surgery.

Singapore woman arrested for radicalism. The 22-year-old woman Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari

Reports from MHA revealed that her parents who are both freelance religious teachers found out about her radical postings in 2015 and her intention to join ISIS in Syria. The parents did not inform authorities and tried to persuade her to stop it. Syaikhah did not heed to her parent’s advice.

She not only intended to join ISIS in Syria and also supports ISIS ways of using violence. She wants to undergo military training and defend ISIS by engaging in combat!

The 22-year-old woman Syaikhah Izzah Zahrah Al Ansari made plans to marry and settle down with an ISIS supporter in Syria.

SHE BELIEVED IN “heavenly rewards” if her husband died fighting.

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On 12/6, for taking down an upskirt audio-visual with his handphone a 30-year-old man was sentenced to jail for two weeks.

Tan Jun Rong pleaded guilty to one charge of outraging the modesty of the victim, who was shopping at Orchard Road.

On 12/7  last year, Tan approached her from behind the victim who was shopping at Shaw House, said the prosecution.

Tan, then position himself into half squat, placed his cell phone under the victim’s skirt and record an upskirt video of the victim.

He was immediately confronted by a store assistant who saw his act with another calling the police.

Though his phone was detained as a case exhibit, no convicting photos and videos were found as he already erased the video from his phone by the time the police reached.

In sentencing Tan, District Judge Imran Hamid described Tan’s act as “brazen” and one that “intrudes on the privacy of the woman”. Tan could have been jailed for up to a year, and fined, for insulting the modesty of a woman.