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2 adults and 2 children ride e-bike without helmets on the road

A troubling video depicts two adults and two children riding on a single e-bike without helmets, violating safety regulations. The incident occurred on Wednesday (14 June) along Kallang Road. According to the Road Traffic (Bicycles) Rules, carrying individuals below the age of 16 as pillion passengers on a power-assisted bicycle (PAB) is strictly prohibited.

Police tasered and arrested a 31-year-old man for alleged assaulting an auxiliary officer

A 31-year-old man, brandishing an iron bar, engaged in a tense standoff with the police in Bukit Panjang on Tuesday (13 June) night. Video footage shows officers repeatedly urging him to drop the weapon, culminating in the deployment of a Taser. The man was subdued, hospitalized, and subsequently apprehended.

Public chased down voyeurism suspect, police arrested a 46-year-old man

A vigilant citizen chased down and apprehended a voyeurism suspect in Balestier on Sunday (11 June). A TikTok video captured the pursuit as the TikToker confronted the accused. The police arrested a 46-year-old man, and investigations are ongoing.

Netizens slam SNOC’s ‘nitpicking’ of Soh Rui Yong’s case, accusing them of trying to make a mountain out of a molehill

Netizens responded with confusion and criticism as the Singapore National Olympic Council excluded Soh Rui Yong, two-time SEA Games marathon champion, from representing Singapore in the upcoming Asian Games. They questioned the council’s decision to penalize Soh for what they deemed trivial remarks, describing the SNOC’s 30-page document as “nitpicking” and exaggerating minor issues.

Malaysian driver banned from entering Singapore for cutting queue and drive dangerously at Causeway

A video circulating on social media captured a Malaysian driver in a black Malaysia-registered Toyota Alphard attempting to cut the queue on the Causeway in Singapore on Saturday (10 June). As a result of this offense, both the driver and the vehicle have been banned from entering Singapore. The video shows the vehicle disregarding traffic congestion, while a service AC7 cross-border bus is seen behind it. The Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) has taken note of the incident and emphasized that enforcement action will be taken against motorists caught cutting queues.

Singaporean runner Soh Rui Yong excluded from Asian Games, while Takagi Ramen stands by him

Singaporean long-distance runner Soh Rui Yong’s exclusion from representing Singapore in the upcoming Asian Games has sparked disappointment among the public. Many question why Soh is being penalized for what they perceive as petty remarks and believe that athletic achievements should be prioritized over social media conduct in athlete selection. Despite the setback, Takagi Ramen, a ramen chain, continues to show support for Soh, emphasizing that athletes should be chosen based on their potential to win medals and bring pride to the country.

Singaporean motorcyclist ‘Red Baron’ dies in tragic accident during Thailand journey: motorcycling community mourns loss

Singaporean motorcyclist Mohamed Reza Abdul Rashid, known as ‘Red Baron,’ tragically passed away in a Thai hospital after an accident. Mr. Reza was on a journey to central Thailand when the tragedy occurred. The motorcycling community mourned his loss, including the Ducati Motor Club Singapore. Reza’s wife, Huda Lajam, confirmed his passing on Facebook, expressing her deep love for him and their shared adventures. 📰 Follow TOC’s stories on Telegram: https://t.me/theonlinecitizenasia 📡

Former CarTimes employee allegedly scammed customer of $67,000 and trade-in vehicle, police investigating

A Singaporean private hire driver fell victim to a scam, losing S$67,000 in cash and ownership of her car. The victim, Polin Ng, shared her experience on Facebook, recounting interactions with a former CarTimes Group salesperson accused of fraud. Ng made payments but discovered they weren’t received, and her car’s ownership wasn’t transferred to the company. CarTimes Group addressed the situation, stating they did not authorize or condone the salesperson’s alleged actions. The police confirmed ongoing investigations into the incident.

22-year-old Singaporean SMU student involved in tragic drowning incident while travelling in Taiwan last month

On 8 May, Taiwanese media reported the discovery of an unidentified female body found at sea near Hualien, Taiwan. Preliminary investigations indicated that drowning was the cause of death, with no evidence of foul play or signs of assault. The victim was later identified as Amelia Moo Wen Si, a 22-year-old law student at Singapore Management University. Amelia had recently completed her exams and arrived in Taiwan for a vacation. Concern arose when she stopped responding to messages, and her last known contact was a call that went unanswered. Her sudden disappearance and subsequent discovery raised questions, with her family ruling out suicide and speculating on other accidental factors.

18-year-old Malaysian orphan defies odds, runs nasi lemak business despite heart condition

Despite a heart condition, 18-year-old orphan Ahmad Awaluddin defies the odds by running a thriving nasi lemak business. With unwavering dedication, he wakes up at 3 a.m. daily to cook 150 packs of the traditional Malaysian dish. Malaysians applaud his resilience, as Ahmad continues to make a living while assisting his aunt, Surani Ariffin, who supports their family. Ahmad’s story has garnered attention from both local media and netizens, drawing support and admiration for his hard work and resilience.