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A tuk-tuk driver was caught on camera being aggressive towards his passengers and demanding more money than what was previously agreed upon.
“We took the tuk-tuk from CentralWorld at about 2:45 pm on Sept 2. I told him to go to our condo near BTS Surasak and agreed on the price of 160 baht (S$6),” said the passenger in an email shared with The Independent Singapore.
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Ahead of their hiking trip to South Korea, Sengkang GRC member of parliament Jamus Lim met up with a group of residents to walk along the route of the Southern Ridges.
“It was the first time that I experienced the trail. But having spent my childhood years in the Telok Blangah area, and now that I work around the Kent Ridge area, the starting and ending points of the hike were metaphorical bookends for my own Singaporean journey,” posted Jamus on his Facebook page.
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A single guy asked if it was worth it for him to take up a job with a salary of S$8,000 in Singapore when he intended to save around $4,500 monthly.
In a Facebook post to group Singapore Indian Expats, the netizen wrote that his current salary in India was about S$2,652 (1.5 LPM), but he also had another offer of S$3,536 (2 LPM) in India.
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A 53-year-old woman was tasered and arrested by the police after stabbing herself in the stomach outside St Hilda’s Secondary School.
A video of the incident is circulating online, with at least eight Singapore Police Force (SPF) officers cautiously approaching the woman who stood outside the gates.
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A foreign domestic worker put in a difficult situation took to social media to ask others what to do.
In an anonymous post to Facebook group FDW in Singapore on Friday (Sep 16), a maid sought advice from netizens after being asked to lie to the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) regarding her working conditions.
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