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  • Uber Auntie Took My Mother’s IPhone, Lied She Didn’t Take It, Scolded Me For Following Her

    Uber Auntie Took My Mother’s IPhone, Lied She Didn’t Take It, Scolded Me For Following Her

    This morning, I book an uber for my mum and Niece to kovan. My mum alight without knowing that she left behind her phone inside the car. Call her back and she say” I turn around see, that’s no phone” I left with no choice but to find my iphone apps to track whereabout. Tailgate her till Alexandra and I when in to her car this is our conversation went..

    Me: hi Aunty, can I have my mum phone back?
    Her: I never took it.
    Me: don’t mind I call my mum phone?
    Her: start to panicked..
    Me: ring ring..
    Her: took out the phone and still shouted me like as if I owe her a living..
    Me: Aunty, first of all don’t try to take passenger phone anymore. Uber didn’t teach you that once found passenger phone, must report to the uber?
    Her: you cannot tailgate me just like that to take back your mum phone
    Me: if I didn’t tailgate you, would you pass back my mum phone?
    Her: silent..

    For U/G Drivers pls take note.. we have many important documents inside our personal phone.. pls return to the passenger if you found those.

    * for this Aunty who dunno how I track her down
    I’m using find my iphone app
    Hope you won’t do the same thing again!

    SLL 2294A

     

    Source: Wan Um Grande

  • Tangled iPhone Cable In Steering Wheel Caused 4-Car Accident At Pasir Ris, Sent Metal Road Dividers Flying

    Tangled iPhone Cable In Steering Wheel Caused 4-Car Accident At Pasir Ris, Sent Metal Road Dividers Flying

    A driver lost control of his car and caused damage to three other cars, all because of an iPhone cable.

    There were no reported injuries in the accident.

    Police said they were alerted to the accident at Pasir Ris Drive 1 towards Pasir Ris Drive 12, involving three cars and one taxi, at 9.27am on Friday (Nov 4).

    Mr Yeo, who was one of the drivers in the crash, told Shin Min Daily News that his iPhone charging cable was tangled in the steering wheel and causing it to jam. As a result, he lost control of the car, the Chinese evening daily reported.

    His car shot to the right lane and collided into another vehicle, before sending both into the centre divider and dislodging some metal rods.

    One of the rods from the road divider flew into the road opposite and jabbed the bonnet of a third car, driven by private hire car driver Mr Goh.

    A taxi was also hit by a dislodged metal rod.

    Mr Goh told The Straits Times that the taxi had pulled over to pick up a passenger, and he overtook it.

    The rod then came flying over, and missed him by less than a metre. He jammed his brakes when he saw it.

    “Everything was so sudden. If I was going faster, the rod would have hit me,” the 26-year-old told The Straits Times.

    The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) sent two fire bikes and an ambulance to the scene.

    There were no reported injuries, SCDF said.

    Police investigations are ongoing.

     

    Source: www.straitstimes.com