A Police statement said that during the raid, CNB found glass apparatus, two pots of cannabis plants as well as printed and written instructions for cultivating cannabis plants. A 44-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman suspected of drug offences were arrested during the raid.
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Another HDB Unit Catches Fire, 4 People Taken To Hospital
SCDF said they responded to a fire in a fifth-floor unit of Block 158 Yung Loh Road at about 7.45pm and put out the fire with a water jet. Of the four people taken to hospital, this include a woman who had to be rescued from a kitchen ledge by firefighters. She had apparently been on the ledge hanging on for dear life for about 20 minutes. Her neighbours saw her on the ledge, and notified the SCDF officers immediately.
Read More »Woman Cut Hand Badly While Trying Out Jewel’s Canopy Park
The visitor of the Canopy Park, who went by the name June Neo, posted on Facebook on 15 June to share her painful experience at the Manulife Sky Nets located at the topmost level of Jewel Changi Airport. She apparently cut her hand badly at the attraction, die to the tough ropes at the Sky Net.
Read More »Serial Molester Goes Back To Jail For Touching Woman’s Jewels At Jewel Opening
A serial molester has gone back to prison, just five months after he was released from jail for a molest case. Aw Soon Heng, a Singaporean, this time struck again at the opening day of Jewel Changi Airport. The 33 year old serial molester had been working as a kitchen cleaner at a restaurant in Jewel.
Read More »NUH And Head Neurosurgeon Sued By Daughter Of Woman In Vegetative State
The National University Hospital (NUH) and its head neurosurgeon, Dr Yeo Tseng Tsai, are being sued by the daughter of a woman who has been left in a permanent vegetative state since June 2014 after she underwent a surgery to remove a brain cystic tumour.
Read More »Netizen Slammed Commuters For Not Helping Woman Trapped In Platform Gap, Said SMRT Staff Not Well-Trained Enough
A woman had her leg stuck in the platform gap at Buona Vista MRT station this morning. Although she escaped mostly unharmed, an observer noticed that many Singaporeans were selfish and did not try to help. While the SMRT staff tried their best, they did not look like they were first-aid trained too. In times of emergency, do you think we will be able to depend on people for help?
Read More »SG Woman Alleges Rape In Vietnam Guesthouse By Son Of Owner
A Singaporean woman was allegedly raped in her guesthouse while holidaying in Vietnam over the past weekend. The 30 year old woman, who was not named for obvious reasons, was holidaying with another female friend in Phan Thiet, a coastal city in Vietnam's southern province of Binh Thuan.
Read More »Woman Driver Taken To Hospital After Car Turned Turtle At Yishun Dam
A 40 year old woman has been brought to hospital after the car she was driving in turned turtle in the early hours of Tuesday morning. The accident happened at the Yishu Dam. It was understood that the car had skidded.
Read More »STOP YOUR HANKY PANKY IN THE NURSING ROOM, IT’S FOR MOTHERS & BABIES!
Our reader was angry at a couple whom she claimed was going about their hanky panky in a nursing room when she wanted to use it.
Read More »DEAD ELDERLY WOMAN’S FAMILY UNABLE TO RECOGNISE HER DUE TO SEVERITY OF INJURIES
At around 9 am when the victim still had not come home, Mr Yang's father went back downstairs. This time, he walked to the accident site and told police officers that he could not find his wife. According to Mr Yang, a warehouse supervisor, investigators spoke to his father and realised the victim's name matched his wife's. They asked Mr Yang's father if he would like to identify the body, but the latter declined to do so. Investigators then handed Mr Yang's father a photo of the deceased instead. However, due to the severity of the victim's injuries, Mr Yang's father was unable to recognise his wife. As such, he told police officers that the deceased was not his wife. Mr Yang's father subsequently called him to come to the scene, but he too, was unable to identify the deceased until later.
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