Jeremy Lee

1 week ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

PAB caught fire in Canberra less than 1 minute after owner left it unattendedA power-assisted bicycle (PAB) caught fire and even exploded a few times outside a restaurant in Canberra, with the chef trying to put it out multiple times. The fire was eventually put out by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) after the chef helped move it away from the restaurant.

2 weeks ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

Police question Lady Gaga concertgoers with accessories resembling bullets & handcuffsMany Lady Gaga concertgoers have been seen dressing outlandishly, but those going for her last concert tonight might want to review what they are wearing. Some concertgoers have said they had their statements recorded by the police due to the accessories they were wearing, causing them to miss almost the entire show.

2 weeks ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

Migrant worker was carrying out survey works at Yishun worksite when he was hit by truckA migrant worker has died at an HDB project site in Yishun. He was carrying out survey works at 71 Lorong Chencharu on Friday (23 May) morning when he was hit by a reversing tipper truck. In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it received a call for assistance at about 10.05am on 23 May.

2 weeks ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

Auntie hides rice cooker behind bag & umbrella before leaving Ang Mo Kio storeAn electrical appliance store in Ang Mo Kio has made a police report after an auntie took a S$49 rice cooker without paying for it. Her actions were reportedly caught on CCTV, the store’s owner told Shin Min Daily News. The incident took place at about 7pm on 6 May at the store in Block 728 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 6. Its lady boss Lin Yaxuan (transliterated from Mandarin), 75, said there were four employees working at the time.

3 weeks ago | mustsharenews.com | Jeremy Lee

2 elderly men found dead in separate cases in Ang Mo Kio & Sengkang flats on 15 MayOn the same day, two elderly men were found dead in separate flats in Ang Mo Kio and Sengkang. Both left behind foul odours, indicating that they had died for some time before their bodies were found, reported Shin Min Daily News. The first man was found dead on Thursday (15 May) inside a flat in Block 651A Ang Mo Kio Avenue 9. As the block is newly built, its residents moved in only towards the end of last year.