I’m writing to alert general public: I received a SCAM CALL from the number 63916100 today. It was showing as ICA Singapore number so I trusted initially and carried on the conversation. The person who called spoke in a Singaporean accent and pretended to be an ICA Officer.

He mentioned that I had filled in some incorrect information in the immigration form and that I am required to deposit around $2000 to India via Western Union to Gurpreet Kaur and Dipali Ray and that I should fill the address as Janakpuri New Delhi 110054. He asked me not to mention it to anyone or I will be in trouble and that I shouldn’t hang up.

I maintained a studied quiet and googled in my phone his number and other information he had provided to me like his name (John Mathew) and his batch ID ICA2120. Then I asked him to verify himself and he said he’s trying to help me. I immediately called 999. They asked me to block the number. Then I started receiving calls from several other numbers like +61292791991 and others as in my block list screenshot.

From my experience the guy who was on the call was very convincing and smart and has the potential to fool anyone to extract money. I have informed the police and they have promised to advertise this scam in public interest. This is a serious issue as the number is displayed as ICA’s number and the caller had the audacity to call me again and again.

Please alert everyone in your workplace, neighborhood and house. Thank you.

by Sonam M Kha

<FACEBOOK COMMENT BY JANICE LOW>A netizen posted this comment on Facebook claiming the following

A netizen posted this comment on Facebook claiming the following

“Hi all, I had a boyfriend, who was smitten by this slut, name Esther Chua. Fb: Clare cxq She is very popular among guys and would try to break a happy relationships.”

“I heard she has std and was posted in the newspaper. She work at ce la vi. Her current bf is jimmee yong who made a girl pregnant but didn’t want to take responsibility.”

What do you guys think?

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An 80-year-old grandma fought with her 70-year-old colleague at Ang Mo Kio which resulted in the 80-year-old to broke her knee.

The incidents happened when the two met each other by coincidence at Ang Mo Kio. The two fought over an umbrella and starting hitting each other with handbags. Later on in the fight, the 80-year-old was choked by the hand bags.

What happens next was that she loses her balance which resulted in a fall. Her knee was broke in the fall and she had to limp home abandoning her bicycle. The argument eventually leads to one accusing another of stealing the handbag.

The police are investigating this incident.

A body was found at MBS yesterday. Police received a call yesterday morning.

It has been reported that the body is identified as a 44-year-old male. It is believed that the man fell from a height.

According to our understanding, Just three months ago in another incident, a 67-year-old died after from Heart attack while playing Pokemon Go Feb 26), 5.30pm at Marina Bay Sands (MBS), near an entrance to Bayfront MRT Station.