‘Took a while to set in’: Man stunned as six teens allegedly take unlocked car for joyride in Sengkang


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SINGAPORE: A peculiar habit left one motorist in Singapore with a loose car bumper, several scratches to its body and a damaged interior, as well as a sobering reminder that it is never too safe to take precautions in Singapore.

As the car key fob was faulty, Wong Wei Loong and his wife occasionally left their car doors unlocked, and the key in the vehicle, for much of the last two years.

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