Facebook page ROADS.sg posted a video of the incident on Jan 22, with the cam car driver noting that the man succeeded in reserving the parking slot after “chope-ing the lot for a long time.”
Open letter: Healthcare worker says more leave restrictions will be the final straw for many, “there is only so much we can endure”
Singapore — A healthcare worker penned an open letter to Director of medical services Kenneth Mak on Monday (Jan 25), following the announcement that hospitals may have to “review and adjust” leave policies.
The worker wrote that they had not been able to “take more than 7 days of leave in a row” and that they had been “endlessly working”.
Data scientist proves IMDA’s protection scheme against SMS phishing is still vulnerable to hackers
Singapore — The recent OCBC phishing scam that saw at least $8.5 million stolen from the accounts of 470 customers has prompted calls for tighter security measures to prevent such scams from recurring.
In response, the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) is encouraging more firms to sign up with a pilot programme that is supposed to provide more protection against would-be scammers.
Netizen asks DBS to have locals man call centres, bank’s response to “rest arouse our officers are well-trained regardless” proves her point
Singapore — In a case of public relations gone slightly awry, DBS Bank got itself into a spot with a netizen on Monday (Jan 25).
The netizen who goes by the name of Suling Tan commented on one of DBS’ Facebook posts: “Please make sure your call centres are manned by locals…”