👁 A S’porean man was allegedly turned away from Sengkang Polyclinic without being triaged.   He later went to Punggol Polyclinic, where he was referred to SGH's Emergency Department & diagnosed with a vision-threatening corneal ulcer.    ➡️ https://bit.ly/4gjMcOg   Follow us @mothershipsg   Here are the full details of the incident, as reported by Mothership on Aug 25, 2026:       Incident Overview   - Patient: Singaporean man in his 30s (nickname: Bob) - Date of incident: Aug 13, 2026 - Condition: Corneal ulcer — a vision-threatening condition where treatment within 24–48 hours is critical to prevent permanent vision loss - Sequence: Turned away from Sengkang Polyclinic → seen at Punggol Polyclinic → referred to SGH Emergency → diagnosed at SNEC       Timeline of Events   Morning — Eye pain begins   - Bob started experiencing severe eye pain and extreme light sensitivity — he was wearing sunglasses indoors - At 8:58am, he called the SingHealth booking line requesting a same-day appointment at Sengkang Polyclinic (closest to him) - Told Sengkang was full; only Punggol Polyclinic had slots available. He declined and decided to walk into Sengkang directly   ~9:00am — Sengkang Polyclinic   - Arrived and was stopped at the registration counter by non-clinical staff before he could even take a queue number - Allegedly told: "The clinic had too many patients, return tomorrow" - No triage performed: No symptom questions asked, no clinical staff assessed him - He left and eventually accepted the 12pm slot at Punggol Polyclinic   12:30pm — Punggol Polyclinic   - Seen by a doctor who assessed his condition as urgent and referred him straight to SGH Emergency Department - Subsequently diagnosed at the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) with a corneal ulcer - Told that delaying treatment beyond 24–48 hours could risk permanent vision loss       The Complaint & Dispute   - Bob filed a written complaint with SingHealth Polyclinics (SHP) - SHP's email response: They reviewed the matter but stated: "We tried to establish the details of the interaction at our triage and were unable to do so"; they also said they tried calling him but could not reach him - Bob's dispute: Says no call was received and there was "no triage interaction to begin with" — he was simply turned away at the counter - He has asked SHP to answer his points in writing and requested that any future phone call be recorded with a copy provided to him       Sengkang Polyclinic's Official Response   Clinic Director Chang Zi Ying stated:   - "Patients will not be denied care solely because the polyclinic has reached its appointment capacity" - Patients without appointments are offered the next available slot, which may be later that day or the following day - Those with urgent symptoms or emergencies will be attended to promptly - They attempted to contact Bob by phone to discuss; prefer patients to make appointments to reduce wait times       Key Concerns Raised   - Lack of triage by clinical staff: A visibly symptomatic patient was turned away by non-medical registration staff - Critical treatment window: The gap between being told to "come back tomorrow" and actually receiving care could have cost him his sight - Process gap: Bob argues there should be a system to flag and assess urgent cases regardless of appointment capacity       ⚠️ Important note: If you or someone you know has severe eye pain, sudden vision changes, or extreme light sensitivity — go to an emergency department immediately. A corneal ulcer is a serious condition that can lead to permanent vision loss if not treated promptly.

🤳 A 13-year-old boy was allegedly photographed by a stranger while using a toilet at Toa Payoh.   The man later threatened to make the images public if the boy refused to have sex with him.   ➡️ https://bit.ly/46kkECx   Follow us @mothershipsg   Here are the full details of the incident, as reported by Mothership and 8world:       Incident Overview   - Victim: 13-year-old boy - Location: Toa Payoh HDB Hub, 4th-floor public toilet near a music school - Time: Around 5pm, June 30, 2026 - Status: Police report lodged; investigations ongoing; suspect still at large as of late August 2026       What Happened   1. While the boy was using a toilet cubicle, a man in an adjacent cubicle allegedly took photos of him from over the partition. The boy did not notice at the time. 2. When the boy left the cubicle, the man showed him the photos on his phone and threatened to post them online if the boy did not agree to have sex with him. 3. The frightened boy refused and left the toilet. The man followed him all the way to Toa Payoh MRT station before leaving.   Aftermath & Impact   - The boy told his mother, who lodged a police report. She also collected CCTV footage from nearby businesses and passed it to police. - Police confirmed they have the footage and are working to identify the man. Two months later, no arrest has been made. - The boy remains traumatised: anxious, afraid to use a toilet alone, and still awaiting news of the arrest. The family has arranged for school counselling. - His mother is urging the public — especially parents — to stay vigilant in crowded public places.       ⚠️ If you have information about this incident, contact the Singapore Police Force immediately.   Parents are also advised to talk to children about personal safety:   - Avoid using public restrooms alone if possible - Leave immediately and seek help if approached or followed - Report suspicious behaviour to staff or police right away   Source: Mothership, published Aug 24, 2026

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