Singapore Facebook page’s remarks far from reality, say cops


No sarcasm please: A screenshot of the Facebook post by SGKaypoh.

JOHOR BARU: A tongue-in-cheek “public service announcement” on a Singapore Facebook page over crime prevention in Malaysia has provoked a slew of reactions here, including from the police.

On May 5, SGKaypoh posted a picture of a car window pasted with a message saying, “Please do not break my window again, there is nothing to steal,” as well as suggesting that Singapore vehicle owners do the same when entering Malaysia.

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