Residents say cars in Yishun hit by bags of suspected urine thrown from HDB flats

SINGAPORE: Yishun residents have been dealing with a messy and potentially dangerous problem, as plastic bags filled with suspected urine and other liquids are allegedly being thrown from upper floors.

A 44-year-old resident told Shin Min Daily News that she finds up to three such bags on her car almost every day. The problem has reportedly persisted for a year, and moving to another parking space has not helped.

“If it hit a car, we could just wipe it off, but what if it hit someone?” the resident declared. 

A retired resident who lives on the 11th floor also claimed that he is worried when he passes by the ground floor of the HDB block. 

Another resident, a 61-year-old who lives on the third floor, said that it was an elderly woman who threw the objects from her unit. The resident remarked that there was an incident where curry was thrown down from the upstairs unit, staining his clothes. 

“Several times, people upstairs have been hanging wet clothes, and the water dripped onto our clothes, so we don't hang our clothes outside to dry anymore,” the resident shared. 

One more netizen revealed that his clothes were also stained with curry sauce and admitted that this problem has been going on for a long time. 

“This problem has been going on for a long time, and I hope the authorities can properly educate them,” he said. 

In a separate incident, more than 20 teenagers reportedly rode their bicycles and made noise until the early hours of the morning, disturbing nearby residents.

Even after police were called, they allegedly continued their antics, playing police siren sounds to mock the authorities.

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