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We are aware of email messages which claim that most bak-kwa (barbecued pork) sold in Singapore is from China and may contain rat, fox and mink flesh. We would like to assure the public that the majority of bak-kwa sold in Singapore is produced locally from raw pork sourced from countries such as Australia, Brazil and Spain. A small percentage (<5%) is sourced from two establishments in China that are approved to export semi-processed frozen sliced pork (heat-treated) to Singapore.

A man got a nasty bonus surprise after opening a 6 inch sandwich bought from Subway. He found an entire rat hidden among the spinach inside the subway sandwich.

The photograph above has spread like wildfire among Singaporean netizens since someone uploaded it on 6th December. Netizens who saw this photo reacted with horror to the possibility that BreadTalk products sold to customers here may have been contaminated by rodents.

A pest control company caught 91 rats and detected 211 rat burrows from May to June after they were hired by Ang Mo Kio GRC Town Council. Ang Mo Kio Town Council acted after multiples complains of rat sightings by residents who have been complaining for the past half a year.

The owner of rat-infested restaurant Hotpot Culture will be offering an entire day of free food once he gets clearance from the National Environment Agency (NEA) to reopen. “I am really sorry that a lapse happened at our restaurant. I hope that the public will please give me a chance, a helping hand to start again”

After today's shocking report that a cooked rat was found in Chinese restaurant Hotpot Culture's buffet line, officers from the National Environment Agency were despatched to the restaurant. After inspection, NEA suspended the Marina Square restaurant with immediate effect and further investigations is ongoing.

I spotted the ‪#‎RAT‬ in the vegetable dish. This was taken at Hotpot Culture at Marina Square for the $8.80 porridge buffet with my colleagues during lunch. When I report it to the staff, they simply remove the dish try and business carried on as usual as though nothing serious happened.

A Facebook user Ryan put up the following picture on his Facebook page yesterday (13 Oct) complaining about rat infestation at his estate in Bukit Panjang The MP for Bukit Panjang is none other than Teo Ho Pin, who won a convincing 66% in the last general election in 2011.