Aesthetic clinic staff told female customer to ‘get out’ over alleged abusive behavior

A dispute at ClearSK aesthetic clinic turned into a heated argument, captured in a viral video. A staff member yelled at a female customer, accusing her of extortion. The customer later left a negative Google review, while the clinic maintained she caused a disturbance for nearly an hour.

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.

PAS MP faces severe backlash over controversial remark on nurse attire

A Malaysian opposition MP faced backlash from medical workers and their associations for his remarks on the attire of female nurses. Amid concerns over the healthcare system, critics questioned the MP’s priorities and emphasized the practicality and functionality of current nurse uniforms.

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.

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.

Malaysian police seek Interpol’s aid in locating Jocelyn Chia, netizens criticise action as unnecessary

The Royal Malaysia Police plan to seek Interpol’s assistance in locating comedian Jocelyn Chia, according to Bernama. However, many Malaysian netizens argue that pursuing action against Chia is unnecessary, as it would only give her the attention she desires. Chia defended her controversial MH370 joke in a CNN interview, explaining that the context was lost when a clip of the routine circulated on social media. She clarified that the joke was based on the friendly rivalry between Singapore and Malaysia and expressed no ill feelings toward Malaysia.

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.

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.

Singaporean express disappointment over how PAP consistently selects its own members to run for president

Ishhaq Rajoo Jay, a life coach and fitness guru, shares his disappointment on social media over Senior Minister Tharman’s presidential run. He criticizes the PAP’s recurring pattern of nominating their own members, arguing that the presidency should serve as a counterbalance to the ruling party. Ishhaq fears that Tharman’s accomplishments could be overshadowed if he becomes a ‘puppet president’, urging him to remain true to his stellar reputation and not be swayed by political machinations.

Netizens express: Tharman for prime minister, not president – A wasted potential?

Senior Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam has announced his intention to contest in the 2023 Presidential Election and resignation from the People’s Action Party (PAP) and political appointments, a decision sparking widespread online discussion. While Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong acknowledged Tharman’s strategic departure as a significant loss, many netizens argue that his extensive experience makes him overqualified for the presidency and a superior choice for Prime Minister. There’s a palpable yearning for a strong, independent leader akin to the late Ong Teng Cheong, echoing public discontent with the status quo.