Dear Singapore Uncensored,
It is so frustrating to see these 2 coffeeshops in Yishun raise their price for no good reason. The coffeeshops in North Spring Bizhub and A’Posh Bizhub are raising the prices of hot drinks by a minimum of 10 cents.
When I asked the drinks stall why increase price, they claimed that their supplier increased their price so they increase in tandem. It is ridiculous to use the water price increase to justify such increases in beverage price
By Ivan
Mdm. Beda says she been working in fear throughout her first 2 years in the school as she felt a presence of someone but no one is there in reality being alone at the halfway. One of the many unusual things was that a figure in white with long hair, leaning against the wall.
Fortunately for her she was back faced the figure. Without any though she hasten her steps down the stairs. She believe that the“Pontianak” (a Malay fem ale ghost might be the figure she saw and hopefully it would be the last time that she encountered this type of things
A security Mr. Jais Bin Sura in Republic Polytechnic agreed with what Mdm. Beda felt. With evidence to prove fom the CCTV that captured a mysterious figure roaming along the hallway.
It has shown that there is ghost in the school with CCTV footage. It is said that there a white floating lady like was captured in a CCTV footage with the ghost just staring straight at the CCTV
Nowadays old uncle like to act like ah beng ah seng
What do you guys think?
Ministry of Manpower has charged former SAF scholar and officer, Woon Junyang, over unpaid employee salaries.
Junyang faces 3 counts of failing to “pay salary to employee upon dismissal” and 1 count of failing to pay salary “due on termination by the employee due to breach of contract by the employer” according to the ministry.
After receiving a scholarship from the Singapore Armed Forces to study at Stanford University and University College London, Junyang served the Singapore Navy for 7 years as a Naval officer.
Infinium Robotics is his Singapore established start-up which focuses in indoor drone technology. The company has gotten more than S$1 million (US$750,000) from seed investors, with a quarter of that coming from Singapore government scheme SPRING TECS.
The Singapore Manpower Ministry says employers who fail to pay salaries can face up to $15,000 in fines and imprisonment for up to 6 months. Repeat offenders may see their penalties doubled.
Court proceedings are still ongoing.
4 Caucasian tourists were seen busking illegally at Tampines bus interchange in an attempt to get Singaporeans to fund part of their round-the-world trip.
A Twitter user @sarahcoldheart has posted photos she snapped of the Caucasians performing at a corner of the bus interchange. According to residents in the area, the quartet had started to operate out of the interchange to beg for money since last week. After some dirty stares and competition with the existing local buskers, they moved their busking to the corner of the interchange where there were no local buskers.
The Twitter user says that she has reported their illegal busking activities to the police. Under the Busking Scheme, only foreigners on Employment Pass are allowed to apply for a Busking License.
Wow I did not know that you get to used $50 million for just serving 3.5 years jail. Damn worth it.What kind of job pays you like this in Singapore?
I think even our ministers see the amount of money involve also shake head. Minister salary cannot win also.
When I grow up I want to be pastor Kong Hee.
After Kong Hee’s conviction was upheld and his jail sentence reduced drastically from 8 years to 3.5 years, the lawyer of Kong Hee, shared with the press that Kong is disappointed with the delivered verdict and that he was unhappy that the conviction was not overturned.
The rest of the convicted CHC leaders had their initial sentences halved but failed to overturn their convictions. The CHC case was the largest amount of charity funds to have been misappropriated in Singapore’s history. $50 million of church donations were used to fund the secular music career of Sun Ho without full knowledge of church members.
What do you guys think?
HI EVERYONE PLEASE HELP US TO FIND TIZ GURL…
SHE STEAL ALL THE THINGS LIKE STUFF,MONEY, AND OSO HOUSE KEY INCLUDE OUR OFFICE KEY ALL TOGETHER AND RUN AWAY FROM HOUSE…POLICE REPORT HAS BEEN MADE AGAINST HER..IF ANYONE KNOW TIZ GURL PLEASE DUN TRY TO HELP HER COZ SHE WILL CREATE SYMPATHY WITH EVERYONE SAY TAT HER PARENTS DIVORCE AND HER GRANDPARENTS AND RELATIVES ABUSED HER…
BUT TATS NT THE REAL STORY..SHE USE TIZ TECHNIQ TO CREATE SYMPATHY AND IN THIE END SHE STEAL ALL OUR THINGS AND RUN AWAY..PLEASE MAKE TIZ AS VIRAL COZ WE NEED TIZ GURL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE…POLICE FORCE OSO HELP US TO FIND TIZ GURL..IF ANYONE SAW HER OR ANYTING. PLEASE SHARE FREN..
Facebook Post By: Geethanjali Seevanesh Nesh
On 7/4/2017, City Harvest Church founder and senior pastor Kong Hee had his reduced from eight years of his sentence to 3.5 years. This was the final outcome on their plea against their verdict after being found guilty in Oct 2015 of embezzling about S$50 million of church funds.
This case has the largest amount ever misappropriated in Singapore amounting to S$50 million. Without the congregation knowing the money has been used to fund the music career of pastor’s wife Sun Ho which was donated by tens of thousands of worshippers.
According to the latest Singapore Police Force facebook post. There are people claiming to be Police Officers and forcing people for donations. Singapore Police force has clarified that they do not seek donations from the public.
Singapore police force posted the following on their Facebook Page:
The Police are looking into reports of people forcibly seeking donations in public. In some cases, these subjects had also claimed to be Police officers. The Singapore Police Force would like to clarify that we do not seek donations.
Any person seeking donations must hold a valid licence issued by the Police or the National Council of Social Services.
Members of the public can perform the following checks: –
(a) Request for the Collector’s Certificate of Authority (CCA) from the person who is soliciting for donations.
(b) Check the list of fund raising events approved by the Police and NCSS via http://www.police.gov.sg/…/hhsc%20…/hhsc_poster_20170404.pdf
or
(c) Check the Charity Portal’s Fund Raising Permit Search engine at http://www.charities.gov.sg/Pages/Home.aspx; or
Members of the public can call the Police at ‘999’ for immediate assistance if they have reason to suspect that a collection is illegal. A Police report can also be lodged via the Electronic Police Centre at www.police.gov.sg/epc/index.html or at any Neighbourhood Police Centre/Post
It is an offence to impersonate a Police officer. Under Section 170 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224, any person who impersonates a Public Servant shall be liable on conviction to imprisonment for a term which may extend to 2 years, or with fine, or with both.
Under Sec 3(2) of the House to House and Street Collections Act, any person who solicits donations without a valid licence shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000 or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years or to both.
Source: Singapore Police Force
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