Be careful of this man at Circuit Rd Hawker Centre who claimed he lost his wallet and goes around asking many people for $2 at a time for his "bus fare". It was only after our reader confronted him that he returned $2 to an old woman.

Our reader complained about 3 women who choped 3 extra seats at the hawker centre using long umbrellas. As it was lunchtime, our reader had difficulties finding seats and was irritated that they were taking up so many seats. The reader suggested for NEA to make it illegal to chope seats with objects as it is very inconsiderate to other people.

On Wednesday morning, four stalls in Toa Payoh Lorong 7 hawker centre were affected by a blocked pipe, which caused waste water to flood the stall premises.

This was apparently not the first time that it had occurred, with one hawker saying that this occurs at least once every year for the past three years. The water that flowed out of the stalls was filled with food waste and had a layer of oil on top, and it gave off a pungent smell.

A forummer suggested to impose a fine on those who chope tables! He thinks people should not claim the whole table for themselves especially if they are only part of a small group. He said those who do so should pay a fine of about $1,000.

He disagreed with those who use tissue packets, umbrellas or their staff pass to chope tables as he thinks someone should be physically there to reserve seats.

He said hawker centres can put up signs to warn people that there will be a fine. While he knows this is not exactly the best way to change people's behaviour, he thinks imposing a fine is the most immediate and effective method.

Do you think this is a fine idea?

Please share this post around and make sure nobody dines at the hawker centre in tampines town hub. Price was promised to be set below typical coffeeshop but this is what's happening now!!!

$6.60 for this plate of mix vege rice