A member of our COMPLAINT SINGAPORE Facebook group sent us a video of a Singapore “yellow” taxi failure to conform to traffic red light signal at a junction near Changi General Hospital, causing danger to other road users. Video Source: John O. (*full name is masked to protect the privacy of the member) Under Singapore “Road Traffic Act“, the penalty of “Failing to conform to traffic light signals” carries a 12-point deduction and fine of S$400. *Read more updated details of Road Traffic Act HERE.
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Long Queues of Taxis Causing Obstructions At Compass One Area
A member of COMPLAINT SINGAPORE Facebook Group had sent us a video of serious daily long queues of taxis causing major obstruction and unnecessary jam at Compass One Shopping Mall around Seng Kang area, Singapore. Source: Complaint Singapore Facebook Group(*Copyright Reserved – Permission is Required for Copying) The member, Gilbert G. (*full name is protected for privacy concerns) had sent the video to us to highlight the recent long queues at the mentioned area, which caused serious obstruction, jam and major inconveniences to other road users.. Above is the map…
Read MoreUnknown Cash Donations Found At Boon Lay Place Market!
An anonymous COMPLAINT SINGAPORE member had written to us and informed there is an interesting sight at a temporary booth located at Boon Lay Place Market and Food Village, Blk 221A Boon Lay Place. According to the member, there is an #BoonLayCares movement at the said area, and a temporary booth was set-up to gather appreciations for all frontline workers, who are facing risks on a daily basis during the COVID-19 period. Other than submission via electronic means, members of public are also encouraged to submit physical postcards with their…
Read MoreSFA Addressing to Video of Man Blowing Into Plastic Bags of Papadums
The Singapore Food Agency – SFA had posted on their official Facebook page addressing to the recent video circulating, showing a man using his bare hands to pack “Papadums” into plastic bags, and at the same time blowing air from his mouth, into the plastic bags, before tying it up for sale. Based on the video post, which was also posted on our Complaint Singapore Facebook group, the reported location was at Blk 724 Clementi West Street 2, however SFA reported there are no such food shop at the vicinity,…
Read MoreYoung Girl Scratched by Unknown Woman
A Facebook user posted a complaint about of a woman, believed to be of unsound mind, who deliberately bump into his daughter at Pasir Ris area, and as a result, the daughter suffered a scratch, which the complainant believed it to be done on purpose by the said woman. After the Facebook user took a photograph of the woman and warned her that he will be posting her on social media, the woman left the premise shortly.. Note: All identities are masked to protect the privacy of all parties. Here…
Read MoreIrresponsible Helper Left Little Crying Child Alone!
A Facebook user posted she found a little girl crying alone outside Coronation Shopping Plaza yesterday (located at around Bukit Timah). She then kept the little girl company till the return of the little girl’s domestic helper after a couple of minutes.. When the Facebook user confronted the helper on why she left the little girl all alone by herself, the helper then became defensive.. During the commotion, the helper makes no effort to comfort the crying child and hurry her to leave.. Due to the irresponsible act, the Facebook…
Read MoreDeclare Face Masks & Sanitisers At Singapore Customs!
Seems like our Singapore Customs are going all out against people bringing in “Face Masks” and “Sanitisers” via various Customs checkpoints in Singapore.. An online Facebook user posted a receipt showing that he was paid an unspecified tax (or duty) of S$25.20 for 7 boxes of face masks reportedly! It is unknown if the said user had failed to declare the masks to the Singapore Customs, but it is clearly indicated on prominent signages, placed before the Singapore Customs Examination points. Here is the text extract from the original post:…
Read MoreCar with Fake Singapore Plate Found in Johor Bahru!
An anonymous tip-off came in and reported a white colour Honda Civic is suspected to be using a fake Singapore car license plate and roaming around in Johor Bahru area, committing various crimes etc. Based on the information provided, the said vehicle is fully tinted and unable to see the interior of the vehicle, and there are no visible decals on the front windscreen.. Upon checking on Singapore’s One Motoring website shows the said car plate number – SKA 1781 L is registered to a Honda Vezel, and not the…
Read MorePHV Driver Abused & Assaulted by Passengers!
A Facebook user posted an incident whereby a PHV – Private Hire Vehicle driver was attacked an unknown parties of 2 males and 1 female on 9 February 2020 at about 1.00am, after one passenger vomited in the car.. When the PHV driver told the passengers there will be cleaning charges, the passengers then started to hurl vulgarities and even assaulted the driver, and subsequently the in-car camera was taken away from the said vehicle by the assailants.. A police report was lodged and currently under police investigation, more details…
Read MoreClose Call on a PHV
An angry mother posted a complaint in Facebook (and was shared in our Complaint Singapore Facebook group too) about her daughter’s bad experience with a PHV driver on 3rd February 2020, at around 10am. According to her daughter, the said PHV (Private Hire Vehicle) driver at first drove her to nowhere, and at one point, demanded her daughter to sit in front with him, however she refused and insisted the driver to send her to school.. The driver then have no choice and sent her to school at the end.…
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