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'It would take around 600 curry puffs to get the money back': Yishun theft victims

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Parts of Yishun affected by broadband disruption due to fibre cable cut
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Parts of Yishun affected by broadband disruption due to fibre cable cut
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14 Jun 2019 09:17PM
(Updated: 14 Jun 2019 11:23PM)
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SINGAPORE: About 600 users in Yishun were on Friday (Jun 14) affected by a disruption to fibre broadband services due to a cable cut.

Telcos Singtel, M1 and StarHub all posted updates on Facebook alerting customers of the disruption.

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The disruption started at around 5pm and was resolved at 10.45pm, said fibre network operator NetLink Trust.

"We apologise for the inconvenience caused and will continue to work closely with all relevant parties to support end-users who may still be experiencing service difficulties," it said in a statement about 11pm.

A recovery team was deployed on-site to restore the fibre service, according to an update by the company at 8pm. Services were progressively restored throughout the evening, it added.

Singtel had said that customers in the vicinity of Yishun Ring Road might have experienced difficulties accessing their fibre broadband, Singtel TV and digital home line services.

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M1 added that some of its customers may also have difficulties accessing fibre and fixed voice services, while StarHub said there were customers in Yishun who may experience issues accessing fibre services.

Singtel and M1 have updated customers later that evening that all fibre services have been fully restored.

Starhub said the issue had been rectified and asked customers to restart their modems and routers.



This was the latest in a series of fibre cut incidents to hit residents.

In May, about 2,000 users in Marsiling and Woodlands were affected by a disruption to fibre broadband services. A similar incident last November affected about 10,000 users in the eastern part of Singapore.

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eatshitndie

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they won't tell you how they are prepared.
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Narong Wongwan

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My hunch is abang took the money and spent it on drugs and minah. The crying and rolling the dough with his hands is all acting one.
Who leaves money at the stall when they lock up?
Yes the simplest answer is always the correct one.
600 puffs to make more than $1000....profit margin quite high for the humble puff
 

laksaboy

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I miss those door-to-door curry pok salespeople. Even karung guni uncles are endangered species these days. And there were salespeople for utensils, vacuum cleaners and encyclopedia books etc back in the day.

Who goes to doorsteps these days:

1) Leaflet stuffers.

2) Donation seekers.

3) Jehovah witnesses.

4) PAP walkabout crew (once every five years).

5) Neighbour seeking information about another annoying neighbour e.g. laundry dripping water.

6) Survey whores.

7) Online shopping delivery men.
 

Narong Wongwan

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I miss those door-to-door curry pok salespeople. Even karung guni uncles are endangered species these days. And there were salespeople for utensils, vacuum cleaners and encyclopedia books etc back in the day.

Who goes to doorsteps these days:

1) Leaflet stuffers.

2) Donation seekers.

3) Jehovah witnesses.

4) PAP walkabout crew (once every five years).

5) Neighbour seeking information about another annoying neighbour e.g. laundry dripping water.

6) Survey whores.

7) Online shopping delivery men.

Add on

Yakult aunties
Postmen with registered letters
Debt collectors
Pub metermen
 

sweetiepie

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I miss those door-to-door curry pok salespeople. Even karung guni uncles are endangered species these days. And there were salespeople for utensils, vacuum cleaners and encyclopedia books etc back in the day.

Who goes to doorsteps these days:

1) Leaflet stuffers.

2) Donation seekers.

3) Jehovah witnesses.

4) PAP walkabout crew (once every five years).

5) Neighbour seeking information about another annoying neighbour e.g. laundry dripping water.

6) Survey whores.

7) Online shopping delivery men.
KNN Survey whores are actually insurance whores KNN add neighbours from hell or cock sucking whore in night gown KNN
 

Hypocrite-The

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Add on

Yakult aunties
Postmen with registered letters
Debt collectors
Pub metermen
Yakult aunties still have. But I would not buy from them bcos the temp control is not good and the shops are nearby. Frankly yakult aunties are just a waste of resources.. human resources should be deployed for more productive purposes.
 

syed putra

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I miss those door-to-door curry pok salespeople. Even karung guni uncles are endangered species these days. And there were salespeople for utensils, vacuum cleaners and encyclopedia books etc back in the day.

Who goes to doorsteps these days:

1) Leaflet stuffers.

2) Donation seekers.

3) Jehovah witnesses.

4) PAP walkabout crew (once every five years).

5) Neighbour seeking information about another annoying neighbour e.g. laundry dripping water.

6) Survey whores.

7) Online shopping delivery men.
Replaced by mat yoyos delivering food. And if they are business savvy, sexual services. Its synergise.
 

Hypocrite-The

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Yes the simplest answer is always the correct one.
600 puffs to make more than $1000....profit margin quite high for the humble puff
U do know that m&ds are not good at maths...and makcik to ellicit sympathy should say 1500 curry puffs...than ppl heat that more sad for them mah
 
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