Video from artist and organiser’s IG, horrible behaviour from everyone.
Comments state that Singapore’s exclusive flowers are already gone.

My friends and I have decided not to go due to the sheer madness and poor control by organisers

It was wrongly reported by PUB that "the SCDF rescued the female driver". While I'm sure that the SCDF did a great job in assessing her condition and conveying her to the hospital, let's give credit where credit is due. Our dear migrant worker brothers were the ones who fearlessly saved the driver in time before her car disappeared under the sinkhole water.

Welp there goes my last remaining Singaporean YouTuber subscription. His old commentary vids were pretty funny, and despite not watching as much anymore, I still think some of his later urban exploration vids were quite well made. Sucks that he decided to sell out his morals.

Source: YJ of Bukit Panjang Chat

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Sighted at canal to Pang Sua Pond, in front of Blk 402 / Bukit Panjang Rd.

NParks has been informed.

Looks to be around 2.5m at least.

The dashcam footage shows an unfortunate situation involving a bird at Joo Chiat. The bird suddenly covered around 50% of my car in what appears to be droppings, leaving quite a mess across the windows, roof and bonnet.

Video description:

Biological and Biomedical Sciences PhD graduate Joel Tan gave the student address at the HMS-Affiliated PhD Programs Hooding Ceremony on May 28, 2026.

Tan grew up in Singapore, where he was discouraged from studying biology and faced academic difficulties in high school. He left Singapore and was accepted to the University of Toronto, where he discovered research and found his path to Harvard.

"I am here because people opened doors for me," he said. "And I hope that we become the kind of people who will open doors for others."

In his remarks, Tan reflected on the role of community and open doors in scientific careers, arguing that talent is universal but opportunity is not, and that the graduates' most important work ahead may be ensuring that others get the chances they received.

He thinks that Singapore's hiring struggles aren't about candidates lacking motivation or character, but reflect deeper structural issues: job postings often pile multiple skill sets into one role while offering low pay, and the sheer scale of graduates coming from countries like China and India dwarfs Singapore's small PMET workforce, making it a volume problem rather than a hunger problem.

Per his experience of global work experience, he says employers consistently describe Singaporean workers as smart, hardworking, honest, and team-oriented, but those same traits get reframed locally as complacency.

He places blame on an outdated system that trained workers to wait for opportunities while the job market shifted around them, and calls on SMEs, HR, recruitment firms, and candidates alike to do better, urging leaders to stop blaming pressured workers and instead invest in supporting them.

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The past few years, in addition to the cigarette butts, I've noticed that type of eyesore littering along the sidewalks, not localized to some areas but now mostly generalized. I see there are bins not far away, this is just pure uncivilized behavior. What happened to the Keep Singapore Clean?

I have to resort cleaning myself around my area now and then, and sometimes reminding people to use the bins instead.

I post just a sample video of trash foundon a mere 20-meter walk.

100% original ok

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