Food delivery rider’s cam captured MOS Burger staff losing temper over elderly co-worker’s mistake

A video captured by a food delivery rider’s head camera has gone viral, showing a MOS Burger employee losing his temper after an elderly colleague gave the wrong food to a customer. The footage revealed the employee was slamming doors and making loud noises. Netizens expressed their outrage over the incident, criticizing the manager’s behavior and highlighting the challenges faced by elderly workers in Singapore. MOS Burger has acknowledged the incident, expressed apologies and launched an internal investigation to address the matter.

Peeping Tom caught in the act: Male suspect disguised as female apprehended in Hsinchu’s Taroko Square

In Hsinchu’s Taroko Square, Taiwan, a male suspect disguised as a woman was caught attempting to invade the privacy of women in a video voyeurism act. The incident occurred in the women’s restroom when two female victims noticed a suspicious individual closely following them. One of the victims discovered a cellphone positioned above her, prompting her to seek help. Mall security and the victim’s husband intercepted the suspect, who tried to flee and destroy evidence. The police arrived swiftly, charged the suspect with violating privacy, and conducted further inspections to prevent similar incidents.

Grab driver caught red-handed still dining at coffeeshop while user await, results in temporary suspension

A Singaporean Grab user, Abdul Karim Sadali, publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with Grab’s service after an incident with a driver. Sadali found his driver still eating at a coffee shop, leading to an extended wait time. Upon confrontation, the driver offered no explanation. Despite immediate cancellation by Sadali, the booking wasn’t cancelled until 20 minutes later by the driver. Other users shared similar complaints on Sadali’s Facebook post, highlighting an ongoing issue. Grab has since temporarily suspended the driver involved.

Altercation on East Coast Road: female cyclist and driver arrested for reckless acts

An altercation between a female driver and a cyclist on East Coast Road, captured on video, has led to their arrests for alleged reckless behavior. Both face charges of committing a rash act; Tan is additionally accused of causing obstruction.

Volunteer rescues 2 cats in horrendous abandonment case; Tragic discovery of 3 feline skeletal remains

A distressing incident unfolded at Rental Block 6 Jalan Minyak, leaving the online cat-loving community shocked. After the tenant moved out, several pet cats were left locked inside cages, resulting in two severely emaciated cats and the skeletal remains of three others. Concerned members of the Facebook group “Sayang Our Singapore’s Community Cats” raised awareness about the situation. Authorities, including the police and volunteer rescuers, have responded to the case. The surviving cats were rescued, while the remains of the deceased cats were discovered inside a cage. The volunteer believes that the three cats had likely been dead for quite some time, possibly due to starvation leading to cannibalism.

Singapore tuition centre owner accused of physical abuse following viral video

A viral video from Singapore reveals a woman, identified as the owner of ALT Learning of School Afterschool Care and Tuition, physically and verbally abusing a girl at the center. Despite public outcry, the owner claims the girl’s parents approved of the discipline and that they maintain a good relationship.

Minister Sun Xueling responds to rude email feedback, netizens urge “focus on groundwork”

A resident’s frustrated email to People’s Action Party MP Sun Xueling and others, complained about noisy heavy vehicles near Punggol Way and uneven cement floors at the void deck. The resident made racially biased remarks, criticized road design, and threatened electoral consequences unless actions were taken. Sun responded by rectifying the pavement issue, addressing parking concerns, and encouraged civil feedback. While some netizens criticized Sun’s public reaction, others defended her, emphasizing focusing on issues and feedback rather than individuals involved.

Routine surveillance review unearths multi-year theft from long-time cashier in Singapore minimart

A routine surveillance review at Angel Supermart in Singapore unveiled a long-term theft operation by a long-serving employee. Over six years, she allegedly stole between S$100,000 to S$150,000. This revelation came about during an investigation into another part-time employee’s theft of S$80, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

14 arrested in Johor Bahru brawl: Altercation allegedly triggered by student’s eraser throw

Recently, footage of a brawl involving a group of individuals in Malaysia circulated on social media. A 28-second video went viral on Facebook and WhatsApp, showing a male using a helmet to hit another individual, while others kicked the victim’s face. The victim curled on the ground while being kicked, and some shouted derogatory remarks like, “Stupid Chinese! You die! Dare to hit Malay!”

HDB addresses long waiting times for latest launch of BTO flats, yet applicants continue to flag various issues

Applicants faced frustrations during the HDB flat application process, citing long waiting times and technical issues. Some encountered difficulties with loading pages, reaching the hotline, and submitting feedback. Despite improvements, applicants continued to struggle, calling the application process “horrible” and challenging. They expressed hope that the Housing Development Board would swiftly address the bugs and provide a smoother experience in future launches