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‘Flying shoes’ — Woman throws shoes and other items from upper storey in Yishun

SINGAPORE: A woman was caught on camera in the unusual act of throwing items from the second floor of a building onto the grass below.

“Only in Yishun,’ wrote TikTok user Maurice Nadarajan on his Mar 27 (Monday) video, adding the hashtags #yishun #viral #drama. The clip has since been viewed over 111,000 times.

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Most commenters on TikTok found the situation funny.

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One netizen, however, appeared to see the more serious side of the incident and tagged the Nee Soon Town Council, the Property Manager, and even the Housing Development Board.

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Of course, some rode with the “Only in Yishun” vibe due to Yishun’s reputation for being a place where interesting things happen.

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And at least one commenter guessed that “some relationship drama” was part of the situation.

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The video of the Yishun shoe litterer was also shared on the Instagram account of Singapore Incidents. /TISG

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