While others may have driven past, one road user chose to stop and help after witnessing an accident on Tuesday (July 21).Following an alleged collision between a motorcyclist and a cyclist at a zebra crossing, one man stepped in to assist those involved before later sharing his experience online.It is unclear how the alleged collision occurred, but based on the dashcam footage uploaded to Instagram by user @abanghondaaa, the incident occurred at around 12.33pm.The man explained that the post was not intended to gain attention or attract views. Instead, he said his goal was to encourage others to lend a helping hand whenever they come across similar situations.'I knew I had to react fast'He recounted that he was on his way home after sending his brother to school when he came across the incident.The dashcam footage shows him driving towards the Central Expressway (CTE) in the direction of the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), near Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2A.As he approached a zebra crossing, he stopped after noticing a cyclist lying on the ground, who had allegedly been struck by a motorcyclist.

Moderate to heavy thundery showers with gusty wind are expected over many parts of Singapore on Wednesday (July 22) afternoon, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said.In a heavy rain alert updated at 11.48am, NEA stated that the weather conditions are expected between 12.15pm and 1.15pm.According to its four-day outlook, similar weather conditions are expected in the afternoon from Thursday to Sunday.Checks by AsiaOne on the Meteorological Service Singapore's live weather radar show rain clouds approaching from the west of Singapore, sweeping across the island. Singapore's national water agency, PUB, in a series of alerts issued on its Telegram channel between 11.15am and 11.55am, also advised motorists to avoid the following roads in the western part of Singapore:

SINGAPORE — The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has imposed over $6.8 million in taxes and penalties on errant nightclubs for improper tax declarations of flower garland sales.The authority told The Straits Times that it has taken action against eight such nightclubs since 2021.IRAS had on July 3 published an article about the tax declarations for flower garland sales at nightclubs, as part of their efforts to help businesses understand their tax obligation.These garlands are bought by customers and presented to performers at the club as a show of appreciation.The performer usually receives a percentage of the amount received for each garland.IRAS said flower garland sales are taxable supplies, and that GST applies to the full value of the flower garland sales, not just the portion retained by the nightclub.It added that it conducts regular risk-based tax audits across all industries to ensure accurate tax filings.

A 28-year-old Malaysian man, allegedly a member of a money laundering syndicate, was arrested on Tuesday (July 21) after he was arrested by Malaysian authorities in Kuala Lumpur and handed over to officers from the police's new Cyber Command.In a news release on the same night, police said the State Courts of Singapore had issued a Warrant to Arrest (WTA) for the man.This follows a two-month-long operation, codenamed Operation Frontier+ III, which targeted transnational scams.The operation was conducted in partnership with nine foreign law enforcement agencies.Police said the man's syndicate was disrupted in March 2026, acting on information provided by Maribank.The man was arrested by the Royal Malaysia Police's (RMP) Commercial Crime Investigation Department at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on Monday.

A 22-year-old will be charged in court on Wednesday (July 22) for his alleged involvement in several cases of loanshark harassment islandwide. The police said in a news release on Tuesday night that they were alerted to a series of such cases between July 18 and 20.The victims of these cases had the main doors of their residential units splashed with red paint and the walls along the common corridor of the affected units were scribbled with loanshark-related graffiti.A photograph of one of the alleged crime scenes show a debtor's note scribbled on a wall outside a residential unit.The note reads: «O$P$ This time last warning. Next time I sure burn house already! Don't try my patient!!! Your family and neighbours sure cry (sic).»Officers from Bedok, Clementi and Woodlands Police Divisions identified the man through follow-up investigations and with the aid of images from police cameras.He was arrested on Tuesday and a mobile phone was seized as case exhibit. 

Two Marsiling volunteers have been commended for administering first aid to an injured motorcyclist following a road accident along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE), remaining with him until emergency responders arrived.According to a Facebook post by Marsiling Bravehearts, the incident took place on Saturday (July 18) night, after volunteers Alex and Neil from the Marsiling Community Emergency and Engagement Committee had completed their National Day Parade duty.The duo reportedly came across the traffic accident, where officers from the Singapore Police Force Public Transport Security Command were already managing the scene.Seeing that the motorcyclist had been injured, Alex and Neil stepped forward to assist while waiting for an ambulance to arrive.Despite a language barrier, Neil helped translate and communicate with the injured rider while Alex assessed his condition.The rider was reportedly suffering from severe leg pain. Drawing on their first-aid training, the volunteers treated the injury as a potential fracture and stabilised him until Singapore Civil Defence Force personnel arrived.

A recent bus ride with his three children and two strollers prompted one father to question whether Singapore's public transport provides enough space for commuters with different mobility needs.Bobby Sim wrote in his Facebook post on Sunday (July 19) that on most days he has «been lucky because people are kind», but recalled an instance where a bus driver informed him that one stroller would need to make way if a wheelchair user needed to board. One wheelchair user eventually did board the bus, but Sim said he was unable to fold up a stroller as his children were sleeping in them. Fortunately, the wheelchair user, he added, patiently said that he would wait for the next bus. «We were very thankful. But honestly, he should not have had to wait also,» recounted Sim.Sim typically travels on public transport, including buses, with two strollers — a double stroller and a single stroller.A photo shared by Sim in his post shows three toddlers seated in two strollers on a public bus. The strollers are parked in the area reserved for strollers and wheelchairs. 

A 48-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly molesting another man in a toilet along Woodlands Avenue 1 on Tuesday (July 21).The victim alerted the police around 1am on Tuesday.The man allegedly pulled the victim into the toilet, locked the door and touched him inappropriately.Officers from the Woodlands Police Division conducted ground enquiries, using police cameras and security camera footage in the area to identity the man.He was subsequently arrested within four hours of the report being made, and will be charged in court on Wednesday for aggravated outrage of modesty.If found guilty, he will be caned and jailed between two and 10 years.[[nid:740611]]khooyihang@asiaone.com

A Mercedes electric vehicle (EV) was seen ablaze with smoke billowing from it at Vista Point mall in Woodlands on Tuesday (July 21).In multiple images uploaded to the Singapura Channel Facebook page, a red Mercedes EQA can be seen parked just before a bend near Vista Point as fire surges from within the seats.A separate video circulating on Facebook also shows thick black smoke billowing from the vehicle as onlookers keep their distance.An emergency vehicle from the Singapore Civil Defence Force can also be seen approaching the scene as the video ends.

Former Potong Pasir MP Sitoh Yih Pin and media veteran Patrick Daniel have been appointed as Singapore's non-resident high commissioner to Maldives and Sri Lanka respectively, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) announced on Tuesday (July 21).Sitoh, 62, was a three-term People's Action Party (PAP) MP for Potong Pasir SMC, winning the 2011, 2015 and 2020 General Election.He retired from politics after the 2025 General Election and currently serves as a board member of the People's Association.Sitoh is also an independent and non-executive director of China Taiping Insurance (Singapore).He graduated with an accountancy degree from the the National University of Singapore in 1987 and later completed the chartered accountancy programme in 1990.Sitoh is married to Wong Wei Leng. They have two children.

The police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a 13-year-old boy, Sahil Rehmat Ali Anjum, who was last seen in Tampines.Police said in a news release on Tuesday (July 21) that Sahil was last seen at about 4.40pm the same day near Tampines Bus Interchange. He was purportedly wearing a green singlet and black shorts. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/i-witness.All information will be kept strictly confidential.[[nid:735166]]editor@asiaone.com