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78-year-old woman fined for repeatedly feeding pigeons, hitting surveillance officer (opens the original)
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The woman was seen by enforcement officers feeding birds with cut papaya, bread and grains. SINGAPORE: A 78-year-old woman was fined S$9,200 (US$7,180) on Wednesday (Sep 30) for repeatedly feeding pigeons, despite being told to stop doing so. She refused to comply, saying that both humans and birds need food and became aggressive towards a National Parks Board (NParks) surveillance officer, striking her abdomen. Rogayah Ahmad pleaded guilty to two charges of feeding wildlife without approval and
Maintenance firm fined after elderly woman fell down faulty Hougang escalator, fracturing spine (opens the original)
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The escalator had been serviced improperly, and one of its handrails was not moving along with its steps at the time of the incident. SINGAPORE: An escalator maintenance company was fined S$15,000 (US$11,700) by a court on Thursday (Oct 1) over an incident in 2023 where an elderly woman fell down an escalator because of a faulty handrail and fractured her spine. An elderly man who was on the same escalator fell down as well and suffered injuries to his back and elbows, with some bleeding. The es
Woman in conspiracy to cheat victims lured from dating apps to rigged mahjong games gets jail (opens the original)
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The victim would be invited to a game where the other three players had been trained in mahjong and worked in concert to make him lose. SINGAPORE: As part of an elaborate plan to cheat unsuspecting victims of their money in rigged games, a man allegedly posed as women on dating applications and invited potential dates to play mahjong. When a victim turned up, the game would begin. The host and every other player had been trained for a specific role with the aim of ensuring the victim lost. In to
Woman who resigned after being put on performance improvement plan loses wrongful dismissal claim (opens the original)
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The woman's role was expanded shortly after she passed her probation period to include creative functions, for which she was found to be lacking in a later performance improvement plan. SINGAPORE: A woman who joined a company as a senior social media executive was placed on a performance improvement plan (PIP) after her role was expanded to include "creative" functions. When she did not pass the PIP, she was offered a chance to be redeployed or resign, and she chose to resign. The woman later fi
Man gets jail for slapping 4-year-old boy at bus stop in front of other preschool kids (opens the original)
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The offender pursued the four-year-old to a nearby bus stop after becoming angry when the boy pointed his middle finger at him. SINGAPORE: A man went to a preschool to pick up his son and became angry when his child's four-year-old schoolmate pointed the middle finger at him. He pursued the boy to a nearby bus stop that was crowded with other young kids, grabbed the boy by the arm and slapped him hard on both cheeks. The boy suffered bruises on his face and ringing in his ear, on top of emotiona
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