Tag Archives: Pasir Ris

We brought our kids to see a doctor at Elias Mall and parked our car at the multi-storey carpark of Blk 624A, Elias Road on Deck 1, Lot 14 between 10am-12.30pm today on 18 July, Saturday. We came back to the car only to realise that someone has done a 'hit & run' on our vehicle. We do not have any in-car camera to record this incident and we realized that the remaining cars parked opposite us did not have any in-car camera installed also when we wanted to see if we could approach any of them to check if their camera could have recorded down this incident. The carpark does not come equipped with CCTV too to our dismay.

This PRC couple had just finished their swim at a recreational pool in Downtown East when they decided to go shopping at the nearby Downtown East shopping arcade. The only problem? They decided to do their shopping in their dripping wet swim wear, leaving poor shop tenants the task of cleaning up puddles of water left all over the floor. Photos of the couple have gone viral online, with netizens up in arms over the PRC couple's inconsiderate behavior.

Our son, Ezeil Adam was reported missing since last night. We have made a police report and he’s on the search by the authorities, island wide. He was last seen 5:30pm by his classmates in Pasir Ris at block 104 on the 24th of April. He was wearing his Loyang Primary School school uniform (beige top and dark blue shorts) He has a black school backpack and wears a white spectacle. Police also did a screen check on his EZ Link card and his last tap location was Seletar Camp.

The flasher had exposed himself, then urinated on two pupils of Park View Primary School in Pasir Ris along Drive 1 on July 21. The police are investigating the case. Flashing incidents have also been reported by pupils from another primary school at Pasir Ris, Meridian Primary.

Outrageous wastage of town council funds by PAP's Pasir Ris-Punggol Town Council The town council tear down a perfectly good condition table and stools under Blk 131 Pasir Ris Street 11 and replacing it with identical set of table n stools. The town council previous act was knocking down a series of perfectly good condition brick staircase and replacing them with concrete staircase.

The private residence at 191 Jalan Loyang Besar was once a favourite haunt for thrill-seeking youngsters in their supernatural-hunting activities. Nicknamed the Pasir Ris Red House (or Loyang Red House), the building had been nominated by the local paranormal groups since the nineties as one of the three most haunted “coloured” houses in Singapore; the other two being the White House (Punggol Matilda House) and the Green House (Hillview Mansion).