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.
Our reader found a restaurant called Club July at Bishan that still delivers alcohol through UberEats after 10.30pm. “so UberEats restaurant can deliver alcohol to my house downstairs even after the allowed hours?”
According to UberEats’ regulation, retail outlets and delivery services are not allowed to sell takeaway alcohol in Singapore from 10.30pm to 7am. Singapore’s liquor law also states that drinking is banned in public areas after 10.30pm.
What do you think? Can or not?
On Wednesday morning, four stalls in Toa Payoh Lorong 7 hawker centre were affected by a blocked pipe, which caused waste water to flood the stall premises.
This was apparently not the first time that it had occurred, with one hawker saying that this occurs at least once every year for the past three years. The water that flowed out of the stalls was filled with food waste and had a layer of oil on top, and it gave off a pungent smell.
Being a hawker centre, this kept customers away, and the stall owners were also unable to carry out their business, as they had to do clean up operations. What does the Town Council have to say about this??
On Wednesday morning, four stalls in Toa Payoh Lorong 7 hawker centre were affected by a blocked pipe, which caused waste water to flood the stall premises.
This was apparently not the first time that it had occurred, with one hawker saying that this occurs at least once every year for the past three years. The water that flowed out of the stalls was filled with food waste and had a layer of oil on top, and it gave off a pungent smell.
Being a hawker centre, this kept customers away, and the stall owners were also unable to carry out their business, as they had to do clean up operations. What does the Town Council have to say about this??
Dear SingaporeUncensoreed,
A gas leak from a damaged underground pipe caused about 1,305 households in 12 HDB flats at Jurong West Street 65 to go without gas. The gas disruption occurred on Friday afternoon. There was also a fire that broke out at the void deck of one of the blocks as a direct result of the gas leak. Fortunately, SCDF managed to put out the fire.
Reports indicated that some work were being carried out at the underground pipe which got damaged. All affected blocks had their gas supply back on by 9pm. SP Group indicated that the gas pipes were switched off as a precautionary measure and to isolate the leak while engineers repair the damaged pipe and restore supply.
Wonder if the disruption of about 6 hours will lead to SP Group giving a discount for gas prices for the people affected? Not their fault the pipe were damaged, but over a thousand people were still affected and inconvenienced by the disruption.
Galvin Pang
A video went viral after a man shouted of his unhappiness over the delayed MRT.
Damn funny when he tries to shout at the speaker in the train 
🤣 like that fella can hear like that! HONGKAN LA
https://www.facebook.com/SingaporeUncensored/videos/461684310844391/
Let’s be real, he spoke what had been on every commuter’s mind.
“FASTER FASTER!”
I accidentally transferred money to my ex worker and she was my ad hoc worker and when i called her to inform my error and requested to transfer back she said ok..no problem.. and now she blocked my number n i cant even reach her. I have now made a police report. If anyone knw her please let me knw… Her mobile no.8225 XXXX.
Do share and spread this news. This money was supposed to be transferred to another worker of mine who worked for me..please help to share and spread. A mother who is jobless n no money and i pity her n gave her job and this is what i get in return.. she is known as Wanie.
I have attached the police report.
My main purpose to bring this up to warn singaporean that either the police or the bank in not very helpful and to bring this kinda people to the surface and warn others the consequence.
We bought over a resale flat about a year ago but we have been constantly receiving threatening letters from loansharks looking for the previous owner. It seemed that he did not change his address and had been using it to borrow money from everywhere. One of the loansharks even threatened to burn my house if i don’t pay up 1k close-case sum, and sent me video clips of how he burnt other units.
This case has been highlighted to police twice and even to our MP as we are very worried of our safety. We have CCTV installed and frequent police patrolling but it doesn’t ease my mind knowing anything could happen to my home anytime. This is the irresposible guy, please beware of him.
Dear friends, please help to share.
This is the most irresponsible man i have ever met, the previous house owner who sold his house to us 1 year ago but STILL using our address to borrow money from credit companies and many loansharks! His name is Larry Khoo Wee Tian and his wife is Jaclyn Chew Cai Ting.
It’s not the first time i received loanshark’s letter attention to him and this time a loanshark even tried to extort 1k from me and threatened to burn my house. I have reported police twice and alerted our MP Mr Baey who has helped in this case. CCTVs has been installed and frequent police patrols will be enforced with his help, however there is still fear in us that anytime, anything could happen. Unbelievable such evil man exist. I hope Karma strikes on you Larry.
R
(Image source: SPF)
Two man aged 22 and 32 claimed them self to be police officers contacted a victim aged 27 said that they were investigating the victim for money laundering and scam-related offences.
The victim was given a link and was instructed to key in her internet banking detail and one time password. Later she found out that her bank had $50,000 transferred to two bank accounts.
They also contacted 2 other victims aged 21 and 24 that their bank account was used for money laundering act and was instructed to pass cash to 1 of them.
The two man was arrested on Friday(5 May 2017). If convicted for the offence of dishonestly receiving stolen property, the two man can be jailed up to five years, fined, or both.
I was at Stanley Street yesterday morning when I saw this foreign construction worker helping an old man cross the zebra crossing. The kind gentlemen offered the old uncle his arm for support so he can walk steady across the road.
It is such a nice gesture and I am touched by the construction worker’s kindness. Please share this good story with others!
F P N
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