This woman was seen filling many pails to the brim with water from the Sembawang hot spring, and using the ‘free’ water to wash her clothes.
She did it even though there was a sign that stated “不要在这里洗衣服” (Do not wash your clothes here).
STOMPer SPI Kenny informed us about this incident in an email to us on Feb 7:
"This woman was ignoring SAF orders at the Sembawang Hot Spring."
A 51-YEAR-OLD unemployed man was charged yesterday with walking around his home naked and exposing himself to others.
Lim Cher Neng faces charges for exposing himself on two occasions, both of which took place at his home at Block 278, Yishun Street 22.
The first incident took place at about 11pm on Dec 29. He could allegedly be seen walking around naked through his kitchen window.
The second incident happened the next day at 10.30pm, when he exposed himself to a woman in her 40s, again from his kitchen window.
If convicted, he could be jailed for up to three months, fined $2,000 or both for each charge.
Police said a total of 136 people were arrested for appearing nude in a public or private place in 2008.
In a case that happened in May last year, a 56-year-old taxi driver was fined $2,600 for being naked at home and exposing himself to neighbours.
His neighbour spotted him through an open corridor window.
When she and her husband confronted him later outside his flat, he splashed a pot of water at the woman.
In another case in March last year, a 60-year-old man was fined $800 for removing his clothes and masturbating by his window.
A STOMPer often sees this man smoking at his kitchen window, and flicking his cigarette ashes out of the window, polluting his neighbour’s houses.
Says this STOMPer:
"I stay at Tampines and I see this man quite frequently smokes at his kitchen window in the evenings on weekdays and almost all day on weekends and public holidays.
"After lighting his cigarette, he will stand there and smoke while watching the scenery. He will dispose of the cigarette ashes to the below homes while smoking as seen in the pictures and video.
"He will dispose of the cigarette butt after his smoking session into the trash chute.
"There may not be people hanging clothes below his unit but when there are clothes hung out to dry below his unit, it may pose a danger as the hot burning ashes will drop on the clothes hung out to dry and a fire (touch wood) may start or it my leave a burnt mark on the clothes hung out below his unit.
"Also, a fire may start in the chute (touch wood but who knows, right?)
"Who will be responsible if such a thing happens?
"The man stays at Blk 419, Tampines Street 41.
"I hope the Tampines Town Council will look into this asap."
