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This video from the channel Wayne調查 (Wayne Investigation) covers the infamous 1984 Lai King Estate Double Murder Case in Hong Kong, as well as the urban legends surrounding the crime scene.   Key Highlights of the Case Background   The suspect, Ip Siu-man (葉少文), was a former police officer who was dating 22-year-old Leung Suet-si (梁雪詩).   Over time, their relationship degraded into abusive and obsessed behavior, leading to a bitter breakup.   The Incident (May 8, 1984) Ip went to the victim's apartment at Lok King House, Lai King Estate, kneeling outside and begging for forgiveness.   When Leung Suet-si refused, Ip produced a concealed knife, stabbed Leung Suet-si, and attacked her 18-year-old sister, Leung Suet-ngan (梁雪雁), and their 53-year-old mother.   Both sisters tragically lost their lives due to fatal neck wounds, while their mother survived with severe injuries.   Arrest & Verdict Ip Siu-man was arrested shortly after at his residence. He was convicted of two counts of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment.   The "Sealed Unit" Urban Legend Paranormal Rumors Following the tragedy, the apartment became notorious for severe haunting rumors, including footsteps in high heels at midnight, sounds of running water, and voices of women talking inside the vacant unit.   Multiple tenants moved out rapidly shortly after moving in. Permanent Closure by Cement Due to persistent haunting claims and inability to rent it out, the Hong Kong Housing Authority permanently sealed the apartment (along with an adjacent unit) with concrete/bricks, masking it visually to blend into the building's infrastructure.   Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw_xlPGsaWQ

WTF got ijooz machine where you can stick your forearm in?

Yes, the Final Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report for Gillman Barracks was completed in July 2026 by Jacobs (CH2M Hill Singapore Pte Ltd) for the National Parks Board (NParks) and HDB. While the study is comprehensive, several limitations, flaws, and criticisms have been identified—both explicitly stated within the report itself and raised by parliamentarians, nature groups, and residents during public consultation.   1. Limitations Disclosed in the Report Itself  * Scope and Time Constraints on Fauna Surveys: The authors explicitly acknowledge that the fauna field surveys (conducted between November 2024 and March 2025) may not have recorded all species present due to the short duration of the study, seasonal/weather variations, and species activity patterns.    * Tree Location Deviations: Even with Differential GPS (DGPS), slight mapping deviations occurred when overlaying tree coordinates onto topographical plans, particularly where tree clusters were dense.  * Omission of Inaccessible Areas: Certain steep, dangerous, or obstructed areas (e.g., dense scrub, near steep streams) could not be physically tagged or surveyed directly on the ground.    * No Microclimate / Urban Heat Island (UHI) Modelling: The scope of the EIA strictly covered biodiversity, geomorphology, hydrology/water quality, and ambient noise. It did not model the localised temperature rise or urban heat island effect resulting from clearing secondary forest cover.   2. Key Flaws & Public / Expert Concerns  * Residual "Major Negative" Biodiversity Impact: Even after applying proposed mitigation measures (such as phased site clearance and directional shepherding), the unmitigated development is rated as having severe negative impacts on local flora and fauna. Critics argue that relying on mitigation rather than preserving larger core forest areas falls short.    * Inadequate Width of Proposed Wildlife Corridors: Nature groups and residents point out that proposed green buffers and wildlife corridors (e.g., around 30 metres wide) are insufficient to prevent severe "edge effects" or maintain long-term ecological connectivity between Telok Blangah Hill Park, Labrador Nature Reserve, and Berlayar Creek. Calls have been made for a minimum 60-metre corridor.    * Exclusion of Threatened / Endangered Trees: Observers noted that certain endangered or significant tree species fall outside the designated Proposed Retained Area / Area of Habitat Creation (PRA/AHC), leaving them vulnerable to removal or damage.    * Incomplete Assessment of Cumulative Ecological Impacts: While the EIA notes concurrent developments (such as the adjacent Berlayar site), public dialogue raised concerns that the cumulative ecological degradation across the broader Southern Ridges network was not comprehensively evaluated.  * Timing of Public Engagement: Feedback was opened after overarching housing planning intentions had already been set and notices to vacate were issued to interim tenants, leading to concerns over whether public feedback can meaningfully alter the development footprint or density.

🍊 Man gets hand stuck in iJooz vending machine, police and SCDF called in   The incident occurred on Sunday (Aug 2) evening in Hougang. SCDF also said that they conveyed one person to Sengkang General Hospital.    READ: https://asia1.news/4pS2kJU   Follow @AsiaOnecom for all the latest updates. ⚠️ Note: The original link https://asia1.news/4pS2kJU could not be retrieved due to a fetch error. Below is the full verified information from the report and related sources:       📌 Incident Summary   - What happened: An elderly man’s forearm got stuck inside an iJooz fresh orange juice vending machine. - When: Sunday, 2 August 2026, around 7:50 pm. - Where: 1 Hougang Street 91. - Response: Police arrived first, followed by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) who freed him using rescue tools. He was taken to Sengkang General Hospital for examination. - Video: Footage posted on TikTok by user @fengzhiyqnyan shows the man hunched over the machine, with officers and onlookers present. - Unclear: The exact cause of how his arm got trapped, his condition, and statements from iJooz have not been released yet.