The Singapore Customs is the latest in a list of Singapore authorities who have issued an advisory to the public over fake emails that are impersonating its officers.

In the latest case, Singapore Customs had said that some members of the public had received such emails that were purportedly sent by them. The email, among others, required recipients to open an email link or file attachment, transfer a sum of money to an account of an individual, provide bank details and other personal information.

The police are currently investigating, and members of the public have been advised never to divulge any personal information online, or make any kind of payments to unknown individuals.

Wonder why so many of these emails are now sent impesonating public officers, and if any of these scammers have been caught

Dear SingaporeUncensored,

My Dad always told me you get more action in church than in the bar.
The girl who hangs around the club gets the same offer from men about a hundred times a day.
The girl who hangs around church may only get that offer a couple times a year.

I would join churches just to pick up on the girls that went there. It was easier than clubbing. As I are already showing the same beliefs as they are and therefore most open to a connection.

Marvis Tan

If attending a Malay Wedding meant for you to take turns singing and showing off your vocal talent and choosing the most ridiculous unrealistic songs ever, then you are missing the whole point of attending a Wedding. And best of all eating still when the bride and groom arrived displaying ignorance and being disrespectful. Agree not but the Malay Wedding has become a Karaoke session recently. With their grating voice coming from the nose and flat, I wonder what they are smoking before holding those microphone.  And most of the time they sounded depressed over the mic instead of singing and all you want to do is throw your fork and spoon at them. I can only feel sorry for these people and those who had to listen while eating and who too could easily choked to death.

I read the article regarding the oBikes or other similar bikes being thrown into the wetland and i feel that people in Singapore are becoming more disgraceful and inconsiderate.

I have no idea who did it, but i saw a bike being placed on top of a garbage container, which i feel is equally shameful. These people have no idea how much convenience the bikes have provided to the society and they just have to make the kinder actions of others to become so ugly.

The photo is taken at Bedok North.

On the 5th of May, a 56-year-old man was arrested after he molested three women in the MRT. It has been reported that all three were molested by him in the span of 30mins.

The places touch was thigh, wrist and etc.

Later on, The man was pin down by two other passengers. It is also noted that the man reek of alcohol.

The man arrested later on. The police are currently investigating the incident.