A 13-year-old boy fell to his death from an HDB block in an accident when he was having a “laughing gas” session with two classmates.

The high schooler’s body, clad in his school uniform and blue socks without footwear, was found on the second-floor edge of the square. The three young men had their “giggling gas” session at an open space close to a lift  on the tenth level.

In his discoveries yesterday, Coroner Bay said the high schooler’s passing is a calming indication of the damage that can come about because of butane manhandle, which is a type of inhalant drug abuse.

State Coroner Marvin Bay found the teen’s death at Block 24, Bendemeer Road, on May 25 this year to be a “tragic misadventure”.

The teen, who had been inhaling butane – which is used in gas canisters and lighter fluid – fell eight floors and was pronounced dead at 6.40pm.

The police come patrol Geylang for show ah? I cannot have a meal in peace??!?!

Last weekend i was having dinner at Geylang. After eating too much i decided to stroll down the streets of Geylang. When we were around lorong 24 a woman approach me and gave me a thick northern china accent and asked if i want “to go?” “qu ma? 去吗？” i said go what. My friend joke and said go fu*k spider.

Luckily she could not understand my friends joke,  i said “No, im married”. She started saying she wants to give me a good time blah blah and started pulliing my hand towards her chest. I told her to back off and walked away. She said some words that sound vulgar but i do not understand and spit on me and ran off.

Eh police sleeping ah? still so many on road.

contributed by: rayle

Amid his hospitalization in June, he took $3,000 from an ATM in the hospital facility and planned to keep the cash in the drawer alongside his bed.

Be that as it may, at an attendant’s proposal, he cleared out the cash with the nurse for safekeeping.

When he attempted to recover the money a couple days after the fact, he found that the nurse had taken the cash.

A family at 467A was burning offerings last weekend.  There were designated bins to burn offerings. But the family choose to do it on the road and allow the paper offerings to fly.

This could potentially be a fire hazard as there is no bin to contain the ashes from flying around. Bins for burning offerings are normally placed in designated areas to ensure that it is not too close to any open windows so residents nearby will not be affected by the smoke.

After burning, the huge black mark will be on the road. Who will be the one to clean it up and re paint the strips on the road. It will be the people’s money that is used to do the neighborhood maintenance.