S’porean man appreciates foreign worker who left a note after denting his car, applauds his honesty and integrity
25 September 2020
3 min read
Amidst all the negative reactions surrounding foreigners’ degrading comments on locals, things have taken a slight change in this latest story.
A Singaporean man, who goes by the name Tong Yee, took to Facebook on Thursday (24 Sep) to pen his appreciation towards a man – who turns out to be a foreign worker – for leaving a note behind with his contact number after accidentally hitting Mr Tong’s car.
Mr Tong explained in his post that he saw a note on his windscreen after returning to his car from his early morning breakfast meeting. At first he thought it was a traffic ticket, but later realised that it was a note left by someone who had apparently dented his car.
“Yesterday after an early morning breakfast meeting, I walked back to car to find a small slip of paper on windscreen. After getting over ticket trauma, I realised it was a note to say someone dented my car. I went to inspect and hatchback was dented with soil on bumper and around the dent,” he wrote.
Mr Tong also uploaded a picture of the note, which read: “I just hit your car at the back pls contact me [contact number]”
