I am a Malaysian that work in Singapore and just came back to Singapore after cny celebration. I was stopped at the checkpoint by an officer and was detained because I did not declare “Anglia Shandy” how is that supposed to be declared?!
It is a drink that even children will drink during Chinese New Year! I was asked to pay tax for the Shandy!! Thanks to them my cny holidays were destroyed!
Please take note that you must pay tax for Shandy as the officers view it as alcoholic drink!
To all my friends 1st, me and jade are away when damage took place. No one injured.
Bike was park nicely on main stand at mention address, on 2/2/17 around 2230hrs to have dinner with 2 friends. By 0125, after depart with them, i notice my bike was out of position and true enough my bike had being knock down by someone.
It was park slanted with side stand instead, after some inspection being done, i had conclude that fellow must had hit the right side of my bike and landed flat on the left. lets the pictures attached do the explaining…. the main stand was dented as well & currently cannot be use.
I notice the CCTV at 840A MSCP was directly facing my bike, a NPP report was make on the spot as i requested for a footage review if possible. TP had being activate to understand the ground situations. since this was a hit & run case, they will take over the investigation and i can only hope for a proper footage to be capture.
Please help to share this out, i hope any witness can put information to assist in this investigation. The irresponsible culprit must not go Scot-free
i can be reach @ 9845 635seven if u have any information. Thank you and all helps are appreciated.
To all my friends 1st, me and jade are away when damage took place. No one injured.
Bike was park nicely on main stand at mention address, on 2/2/17 around 2230hrs to have dinner with 2 friends. By 0125, after depart with them, i notice my bike was out of position and true enough my bike had being knock down by someone.
It was park slanted with side stand instead, after some inspection being done, i had conclude that fellow must had hit the right side of my bike and landed flat on the left. lets the pictures attached do the explaining…. the main stand was dented as well & currently cannot be use.
I notice the CCTV at 840A MSCP was directly facing my bike, a NPP report was make on the spot as i requested for a footage review if possible. TP had being activate to understand the ground situations. since this was a hit & run case, they will take over the investigation and i can only hope for a proper footage to be capture.
Please help to share this out, i hope any witness can put information to assist in this investigation. The irresponsible culprit must not go Scot-free
i can be reach @ 9845 635seven if u have any information. Thank you and all helps are appreciated.
This angmo initially jaywalked outside Paragon and as opposed to hustling over the street when I sounded the horn to caution him about my approach; he purposely slow down to a stop amidst the path and held up my in an attempted for confrontation.
I sat in my car and was about to call the police when he most likely saw the dash cam and left. Is this the kind of FT we allow to have in Singapore, the kind who supposes he is unrivaled, jaywalked and even attempted to incite a fight when he was to blame and holding up people time.
Will the law enforcement accomplish anything to demonstrate that Singapore is a lawfulness nation and will have zero resilience for such domineering jerks?
HIT AND RUN:
Seeking help from residents/drivers/shopkeepers/bus captains who happened to witness this incident.
On 31st Jan 2017 around 720pm, I was heading to Tampines 1 for dinner and parked my bike at the carpark beside Tampines Bus Interchange (behind the row of shophouses where you see McDonald’s, a pawnshop and a POSB Branch). It is a pretty narrow road and it is usually fill with cars during dinner time.
I came back for my bike at around 920pm. As I got nearer I saw a slip of paper resting on my fuel tank (on hindsight I would really be more glad if it’s a summon). The paper read ‘Dear FBG3869E, someone bang your bike and it dropped. I helped to bring it back up. There is a car (SJY2547B) with a camera parked beside you. You can go to him if you wanna see who bang into your bike. And next time, please park properly”
To be honest, I was complacent and did parked my bike with the rear slightly out of the lot. I could only imagine how fast that driver was going in that narrow carpark by the damage on my bike. My front fairing cracked, side mirror detached, low beam light broke, clutch pedal dented and multiple scratches on the side fairing. I will not be able to file a claim against my own policy and can only hope I can find the driver involved.
I am appealing to the passerbys who have witnessed the incident to hopefully provide me with some details of the car involved. If you happened to have parked in the same area and your car has a camera installed (including SJY2547B), I would really appreciate if you can review your footage. You can drop me a direct message or whatsapp me at 91872019. To everyone else reading this, if you are gunning for the 12mil TOTO draw, there are plenty of numbers above for you to pick (so please help share this with your friends)
I want to take this chance to thank the kind soul who dropped me that note, I would have been really disoriented if not for you. Not forgetting some concerned passerbys who stopped and offered help when I was trying to get my bike running again.
With all that has happened, I still believe that we are living in a civilised nation. To the driver involved, I hope you ran because you panicked and I want to offer you a chance to make this right.’
Gas tariffs for home usage has been announced by City Gas on 31/01/2017 to be inflate by 4.5% or 0.76 cent per kilowatt hour(kWh) from Feb 1 to Apr 30 2017.
As a result of fuel costs increase by 20.8 % compared to last fourth of the year tariff will be at 17.61 cents per kWh for the 3 month period.
Revision of tariffs are done hinged on recommendations established by gas Industry regulator Energy Market Authority.
A story was shared on twitter by user Whitney_Beryl. She took revenge into a total new level.
She found out her husband was cheating with the housemaid and decided to cut off his kkb. What’s worse is she took the kkb slice it into many pieces and cook with noodles. It looks like cream of chicken.
Due to the nature of the photo. You might want to Google it if you like to look at kkb noodles.
Chew Teck Chiang shared a lift with a 16 year old student on the way down the block on a school day morning around 6am.
After the 16 year old schoolgirl entered the lift. Chew asked if she was going to school. She simply replied “yes”. He used his left hand to touch her a** and pinched it. The girl was scared and ran out of the lift the moment it reach the 1st floor.
When the girl reach school, she shared her morning trauma with her teacher which lead to police report and the arrest of the man.
Molesting underage girl only $3000 fine? He could have gotten caning or jailed.
*Warning – The following photographs contain graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing.
On 26 January, we rescued a community dog that had its leg caught in a suspected wild boar trap. These traps are not only cruel, they are illegal. Wild boars, or any animal, caught in the traps end up suffering very painful and debilitating injuries which may result in death.
Luckily, we managed to get to this dog in time, thanks to the good hearted people who alerted us to the dog’s plight and our dedicated rescue officers who made multiple attempts before finally catching the elusive dog.
While slightly wary of people, he has been slowly warming up to the staff who have been caring for him and tending to his wound. We are glad he is recovering well and that, in this case, he will probably not be losing his leg. Other animals caught in traps have not been so lucky.
We are currently investigating this case of suspected illegal trapping. If you have any information on poaching activity going on in Singapore, please call the SPCA’s hotline at 6287 5355 ext 9 or email [email protected]
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*Warning – The following photographs contain graphic content that some viewers may find disturbing.