Serious Inward Looking Sinkie Complaining About Good White People Having Parties At Jiak Chuan Road Apartment!

[JohnTan]

Singapore is currently still under Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) as of writing with social gathering group sizes capped at two since July 20, but that hasn't stopped some groups of people from flouting the rules.

In a report published on Saturday (Aug 8), a man stated that he'd called the police multiple times after repeatedly witnessing residents of a neighbouring block raucously partying till late despite Covid-19 restrictions.

Not only that, one member of the group was also recently snapped throwing their bags of trash off the side of the building from the rooftop.

A 37-year-old F&B employee told Shin Min Daily News that he often witnessed groups of more than 10 foreigners gathering on the rooftop of a neighbouring shophouse block at Jiak Chuan Road in Chinatown.

Expressing his frustration, the man shared that he believes the party-goers are occupants of units there and hold rooftop parties almost every week. Not only will their loud music be on blast from 10pm onwards, they'll also be dancing till one or two in the morning, said the man.

He shared that within the last two years, they have made at least 20 police reports against the group. But following warnings by the police, their activities would still resume.


The employee added that along with his manager and colleague, they had previously gone up to the rooftop to speak with the group and request that they tone down their volume. However, their reply was that "this is their area and they can do whatever they want", the man alleged.

The man told the Chinese evening daily that on July 18, he had heard a loud noise from the block. He looked up to see a man throwing a black trash bag down the side of the building from the rooftop. A few minutes later, he reappeared again, this time using a string tied to the rubbish bag to lower it down the building. "I immediately snapped a photo using my mobile," said the employee.

A Shin Min Daily reporter managed to track down the alleged perpetrator, a 30-year-old Caucasian who declined to reveal his name.

While he admitted to lowering a bag of rubbish from the side of the building using a piece of string, he denied that he had thrown a bag off the rooftop. He explained that the reason for doing that was because his unit did not have a rubbish chute and it was extremely inconvenient to dispose of their trash.

He also emphasised that they had not gathered in a large group and all of them were residents in same shophouse block.

The Caucasian man acknowledged that there had been a report lodged against them for noise disturbance months ago but claimed that the noise was caused by a roommate who moved out four months ago.

The man also questioned if "hanging a bag of rubbish is illegal" and alleged that workers at restaurants nearby would gather together noisily after working hours for a drink, "is that not a problem?"

https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/f...throwing-bags-rubbish-down-block-neighbouring

 

[mojito]

The Caucasian man is right. Asians are simply too backward to make sensible laws on their own! On behalf of my countrymen I apologize for causing inconvenience to the good gentleman.

 

[Cottonmouth]

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[ginfreely]

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[Rogue Trader]

Man claims foreigners partying on roof deck have been reported to police over 20 times, but they’ve not stopped​

Even though police have come to issue warnings to the group of foreigners repeatedly, these warnings are ignored after some time and the group goes back to their loud activities, he said.

AUTHOR
Anna Maria Romero
DATE
August 10, 2021

Singapore — According to a man working at a nearby Food and Beverage establishment, a group of foreigners allegedly regularly come together at the roof deck of a Jiak Chuan Road building in Chinatown from late at night till early in the morning.

And although they have been reported to the police over 20 times in the past two years, they resume their activities afterwards, the man claimed.

Last month, when one foreigner lowered a garbage bag over the side of the building with a rope, the F&B worker took a photo of the incident and submitted it to the Chinese language Shin Min Daily News.

The F&B worker claimed that the group’s nighttime activities, including loud music and dancing, bother other residents in the neighbourhood.

He also told the Chinese daily, “My manager and colleagues and I went upstairs to ask them to lower their voices. They said that this is their place, and they have the right to do what they want.”​

The F&B worker also said that even though police have come to issue warnings to the group of foreigners repeatedly, these warnings are ignored after some time and the group goes back to their loud activities, which at times begin after 10 pm and last until the early hours of the morning.

Furthermore, he told Shin Min Daily News that he heard a loud noise coming from the block on Jul 18, and when he glanced at the top of the building, he saw that a man had thrown a garbage bag down the side of the building, and using a rope, was lowering it to the ground.

“I IMMEDIATELY TOOK A PHOTO WITH MY MOBILE PHONE,” HE SAID.

However, the 30-year-old Caucasian man who lowered the bag had a different explanation.

When spoken to by Shin Min Daily News, the foreigner, who did not give his name, said that there was no garbage chute in the block, which is why he decided to lower the bag down the side of the building.

He also clarified that everyone who had come together at the roof deck lived in that building. Moreover, he denied that large gatherings had taken place, although he admitted being aware that a police report had been filed against them in the past for the loud noises they had made.

However, the person who was responsible for the loud noises had left the building four months before the rubbish-lowering incident.

He also asked concerning the legality of hanging a garbage bag in this manner and added that nearby restaurant workers also get together for drinks, saying that this was also “a problem.” /TISG

 

[A Singaporean]

This guy is stupid Doesn't he know that Sinkie laws do not apply to foreigners. Where has been to all these years?