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Each fake vaccination certificate from Singapore costs about S$400, the most expensive among 28 countries according to Check Point’s research. Here are the cost of fake vaccination certificates according to Check Point. Australia: US$80India: US$75Indonesia: US$80-100 Singapore: US$295Thailand: US$80 Austria: US$176Brazil: US$80 United Emirates: US$200Portugal: US$176Canada: US$120 Cyprus: US$176Finland: US$176France: US$176Greece: US$176Italy: US$176Ireland: US$176Latvia: …

The police must get down to this and stop irresponsible people from using dangerous tactics on our young.

Dear editors, Just yesterday, Singapore reported 910 daily COVID cases. This is a big increase from just 2 weeks ago where we were wavering around 200 cases. Moreover, a lot of these cases must be unlinked! Last time they reported unlinked cases was on 7 Sep (328 cases, 185 unlinked). …

Earlier this week, Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan was caught calling PSP’s Leong Mun Wai “illiterate” in parliament. He even remarked, “Seriously how did he even get into RI? Must have been a lousy school.” He thought that the microphone was off, and that it wouldn’t pick up on his …

Stop telling Singaporeans to live with it when you don't have the balls to do it yourself!

"Just because the public is interested doesn't mean it is in the public interest." Do you agree?

On 8 September 2021 at about 12:50pm, Siah Hwan Ling received a call from Tan Tock Seng Hospital informing her that her dad has been admitted because of a head injury. They did not provide more information, and Siah was made to go on a hunt to find out why …

Stop making excuses for their incompetency!

Yesterday, SBS Transit announced on their Facebook page that they have installed a new surveillance technology at 5 MRT stations (Chinatown, Outram, Dhoby Ghaut, Serangoon, Little India). The technology can catch those who never wear mask. Do they expect that mask wearing is here to stay? If not, how long …

The past month was also the Lunar calendar’s 7th month. This means that incense burning practices were ongoing. Although incense burning bins are provided for such purposes, some Singaporeans continue to burn outside of the bins, causing a mess that had to be cleaned up by our unsung heroes. There …