Netizen feels ‘frightened’ as family admitted to SGH for past 10 days, says no reply from doctors, CEO & Health Minister
A netizen took to social media to air their complaint that they have not heard from doctors after a family member was admitted to Singapore General Hospital.
In a comment to their post on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page on Tuesday (Nov 1), the netizen, who goes by Ang Ger on the platform, said they were “feeling frightened.”
‘Only in SG, everything is the people’s fault…’ — Netizens on ST article that says ‘Consumers are driving inflation in Singapore’
The Straits Times published an article on Tuesday (Nov 1) whose title read “Consumers are driving inflation in Singapore. Here’s why,” sparking many reactions online, as netizens wondered why, they, appear to be responsible for the increase in the price of goods.
The piece said that many Singaporeans “are still out shopping for stuff they can do without” which would extend inflation for at least another year, according to the country’s central bank, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
KF Seetoh calls out employer who blinded maid, saying “These people aren’t humans… they should be kept away from society forever”
KF Seetoh took to social media to call out the employer who blinded her maid, denied the latter medical assistance, and then punched the maid’s other eye.
In a Facebook post on Tuesday (Nov 1), Mr Seetoh wrote: “She punched her helpless helper blind in one eye, denied her medical assistance, made her work and later punched out the other..and still made her work when totally blind.. plus pressed a hot iron against her ear, now deformed. She sent the helper back home on her own with a $6k plus compensation..and that’s it”.
Woman told to cut off her eyelashes and take off her contact lens at Malaysian Immigration Department
TikToker Maddy Breteche posted about her experience getting her passport renewed in Malaysia, where she was asked to remove her eyelash extensions or come back another day, or cut them off.
In a TikTok video and Instagram reel, the Malaysian-French actress residing and working in Singapore and Malaysia shared that she went in with minimal makeup because “I know they’re (immigration officers) quite like weird… about putting makeup on”.
‘So many S’poreans now co-living in HDB with 5 to 6 people in 1 unit!’ — Netizens react to high property prices
Netizens are reacting to news of co-living spaces becoming more common given the significant rise in property costs in Singapore.
In response to a news post reporting that the rise in the price of property in Singapore has caused more to explore the option of renting out a co-living space, some online users have started comparing Singapore with Hong Kong.