BEWARE OF THIS GUY! THAVAVIKNESH

This guy, Thavaviknesh, (in this photo) was recently employed by my boss. On Vesak Day, it was his day off and he took the truck for joy ride, self-skidded due to reckless driving, which was captured by the in-vehicle camera and overturned the vehicle.

He fled from the scene, without answering any calls and informing anyone, even my Boss. He was later spotted in Little India with a woman, after fleeing the accident scene, buying jewellery at one of the retail shops. HOW UNGRATEFUL AND INHUMANE A PERSON HE IS???? My boss helped him so much in every way he can, even after what he had done, and in return no responses of any sorts to express his remorse and regret.

In fact, he is going around, telling different people different accounts of the story.

All he did was to try to seek pity from every individual he spoke to with regards to how my boss is claiming an overly exorbitant sum from him, how he has been badly treated and how “unreasonable” my boss actually is.

I hope he realises that every false claim he has made has been proven with concrete evidences. Your lies have come to light. Its amazing how he seeked self-pity from my boss and the other employees like myself for such a long time and we trusted him.

This accident has taught us about his true character.

Thavaviknesh, if you are reading this, please grow a heart!

Future employers, if you are reading this, please think umpteenth times before hiring him. Our roads do not deserve reckless drivers like him. We have many innocent lives around.

Facebook Complaint By Sooraj Soo

Source:ICA

Driven by a lone 31-year-old Malaysian man at about 5.20am on 11/5/2017, Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers directed an incoming Malaysia-registered 40-footer truck for additional checks at the Tuas Checkpoint.

Irregularities in the skimmed images of the truck were noticed by ICA officers which was carrying a batch declared as storage cabinets. During the course of inspection, ICA officers found 2,500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes hidden among the shipment. The driver, duty-unpaid cigarettes and the truck were handed over to Singapore Customs for inquiries. The vehicle used in the contract of such offences is responsible to be surrendered. Total duty and Goods and Services Tax evaded amounted to about S$194,000 and S$14,370 respectively.

The ICA will carry on conducting security checks on travellers and automobiles at the checkpoints to prevent efforts to traffic in undesirable persons, drugs, weapons, explosives and other contrabands. The same approaches of suppression used by illegal imports smugglers may be used by extremists to traffic arms and explosives to carry out attacks in Singapore.

It is common to see “++” on restaurant menus. One ‘+’ for the GST another for the service charge. In Singapore, it is a ‘custom’ most restaurants have a 10% service charge on the menu.

CAN I SAY NO IF SERVICE LOUSY?

Nope, it is often clearly displayed in the menu that a 10% charge will be applicable for your food orders. If a dispute occurs and you refuse to pay. Worse might happen is going to court.

But back again, is it fair to consumers? Sometimes I visit restaurants and get rude attitudes, slow service and etc. Feel like that 10% is paying to get Shi**ty Service.

Your best bet is to not visit any restaurants and go coffee shop loh.

Hi Admin of Singapore Uncensored,

Hope you are well. I have been alerted that this article has appeared on your website and would like to kindly request for it to be taken down. I know people are unhappy about services in the restaurant during Mother’s Day and would like to have their unhappiness voiced out, which I understand to some extent.

However, the lady in the photo is also a mom, who is giving up her special day to serve other moms who have made sacrifices in their lives.

This lady gave up her special day to make sure other moms feel the love from their family, while her family has been unable to celebrate with her. I believe service could have been an issue due to the overwhelming crowd, but it is nothing that they staff at Ban Heng would have wished for it to happen as well.

It would be a kind gesture for you to remove this article, and would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks,

Daughter of the Manager of Ban Heng Cathay