The Lion City Sailors’ 16-match unbeaten streak in the Singapore Premier League (SPL) came to an end on Sunday (4 May) evening following a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Geylang International at Our Tampines Hub (OTH) Despite taking a 2-0 lead through goals from Lennart Thy and Shawal Anuar the Sailors were undone by a spirited second-half comeback from the Eagles who had been winless in their previous six outings across all competitions It was an uncharacteristically off-colour performance from the Sailors who looked set to continue their fine run of form until Geylang mounted their response after the break The defeat at this point definitely doesn’t help our season,” said Head Coach Aleksandar Ranković The evening kicked off with a heartwarming gesture as children from Chaoyang School accompanied the players of both teams onto the pitch – courtesy of a collaboration between the Sailors and APSN (formerly known as Association for Persons with Special Needs) Despite the absence of Song Uiyoung and Bart Ramselaar the Sailors started strongly and created the first notable chance of the match in the 14th minute Maxime Lestienne did well to keep the ball in play near the touchline before whipping in a cross that Lennart met with a strong leap Maxime had an effort of his own that missed the target but the Belgian winger soon played a decisive role in the game’s opening goal and the 32-year-old threaded a brilliant eye-of-the-needle pass to Lennart in the box who showed great awareness to turn sharply before firing home to make it 1-0 in the 34th minute the Sailors doubled their lead — and once again as his inch-perfect cross into the box found an unmarked Shawal who made no mistake with a firm header into the back of the net It looked to be smooth sailing for the Sailors as the game approached half-time but the complexion of the contest suddenly shifted when Geylang pulled one back Tomoyuki Doi – currently the SPL’s top scorer – reacted quickest to a rebound to reduce the deficit to 2-1 just before the interval we brought them back into the contest,” lamented Ranko the way we gave away two goals for them to win… it’s not something that either I or my team is used to.” Geylang remained patient in their search for an equaliser after the break with both sides probing cautiously until the game burst into life in the final 20 minutes The breakthrough for the Eagles came in the 73rd minute A lofted ball over the top from Takahiro Tezuka caught the Sailors’ defence off guard and with goalkeeper Izwan Mahbud stranded in no man’s land Ryoya Taniguchi calmly slotted home to level the score The Sailors had a golden opportunity to regain the lead shortly after but Maxime’s close-range free-kick failed to trouble Rudy Khairullah in the Geylang goal Then came the decisive blow in the 86th minute the league’s second-highest scoring team after the Sailors launched a lethal counter-attack — Vincent Bezecourt’s incisive pass found Doi who rifled an unstoppable shot past Izwan to make it 3-2 It was Doi’s 44th league goal in what has been a record-breaking campaign for the prolific Japanese forward Abdul Rasaq Akeem was introduced in the closing stages but Geylang held firm to see out the win at OTH — handing the Sailors a league result they have not been accustomed to for quite some time The duels were far away from their forwards and I think we lacked that aspect as well,” Ranko candidly reflected in his post-match assessment the Sailors remain in control of their SPL title ambitions They currently sit eight points clear of BG Tampines Rovers although having played a game more — and know that two wins from their remaining matches will still be enough to seal the championship Next up for the Sailors is a clash against bottom-placed Tanjong Pagar United on Saturday before a quick turnaround to face Balestier Khalsa four days later “The only thing I can say right now is that we’ve made the title race exciting,” Ranko added But we still have destiny in our own hands.” Venue: Wisma Geylang SeraiDate: Throughout May (scroll for more details)Admission: Free Looking for free and meaningful ways to bond as a family this May one of Singapore’s most vibrant cultural and community hubs for a month packed with exciting family-friendly activities Kickstart your weekends with Gerak-Gerak Geylang a series of free group fitness sessions held every Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 10am these sessions feature low-impact EasiRobics with Coach Wan and energizing Zumba with crowd-favorite Coach Liz It’s the perfect way for your whole family to stay healthy and bond—while having loads of fun slow things down and unwind together at Riuh Seni held every weekend evening from 5pm to 6pm These free performances transform public spaces into mini-stages and cultural showcases that celebrate Singapore’s creativity and diversity and soak up the sights and sounds of homegrown talent where you can groove to classic retro Malay hits performed with a modern twist by The East Coast Rockers and Atrika Dance Company there will be non-stop live performances of classics like Khayalan It's a musical celebration your whole family can enjoy together Muzikita is designed to bring music closer to the community Muzikita highlights both traditional and contemporary talents reaffirming WGS' commitment to supporting homegrown artistry From heartfelt ballads to infectious joget beats this musical journey will spotlight celebrated local musicians and dancers all paying tribute to the timeless sounds of the past support the next generation of storytellers at the Sayembara Bisikan Pena showcase You’ll hear powerful poems and creative writing pieces from young talents who’ve been mentored through this inspiring literary programme It’s a great way to spark creativity in your kids and encourage them to express their own voices Join fellow families on 25 May for Cyclation #SG60Bersama a community cycling event celebrating Singapore’s 60th year of independence Ride through the Geylang Serai precinct as you explore its rich history and local charm Discover the vibrant history and everyday beauty of the neighbourhood while promoting wellness and connection Pre-registration is required for participation a two-day celebration on 31 May showcasing Malay performing arts Take part in interactive workshops and enjoy live performances featuring dance (Seni Tari) It’s a chance to engage deeply with cultural heritage in a hands-on and meaningful way All activities are free unless stated otherwise, so you can enjoy a month of family-friendly fun without breaking the bank. Follow @WismaGeylangSerai on Facebook or @wgeylangserai on Instagram for updates and schedules Make the most of May to connect with your community and stay active together at Wisma Geylang Serai About Us | Contact Us | Go Back © 2025, BYKidOPowered by Shopify FAQ: Listings and Redemption Methods. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The Singapore Premier League returns mid-week as Matchweek 32 unfolds for a quick third-placed Eagles will take on the challenge of Brunei DPMM at Our Tampines Hub with the Bruneian outfit coming into the match unbeaten in their last four league games The Lion City Sailors will then look to take a step towards glory as they host Young Lions at the same venue the following day with them needing just seven points from their remaining five games to seal their second league title BG Tampines will kick off the action on Friday with a tricky visit to Hougang United at the Jalan Besar Stadium knowing that any slip-up could potentially hand the title to the Sailors Tanjong Pagar will travel to Brunei to face a rejuvenated DPMM outfit that is showing signs of a late-season charge The matchweek continues with Balestier Khalsa facing Young Lions at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday with the Tigers looking to fend off Albirex Niigata in the battle for fourth spot Lion City Sailors take on Geylang International at Our Tampines Hub as the Sailors look to solidify their grip on the league title with just four games to go ALL matches are LIVE on our YouTube channel and meWATCH Geylang International vs Brunei DPMM | 29 April | 7:45pm | Our Tampines Hub | Singtel Ch111 Yura Indera Putera is a doubt for the match Azwan Ali Rahman is suspended for the match Syafiq Safiuddin and Gabriel Gama will return from suspension Geylang has only lost one and won four of their last six meetings with DPMM DPMM have won back-to-back games at home for the first time since 2019 No team has scored more at home than Geylang’s 45 goals but the Eagles have also conceded 31 goals there Only Tanjong Pagar and Young Lions have conceded more on their home turf Lion City Sailors vs Young Lions | 30 April | 7.45pm | Our Tampines Hub | Singtel Ch111 Danish Qayyum and Raoul Suhaimi are doubts for the match The Sailors have won their past five matches against the Young Lions and that winning run extends to eight games when they are playing at home Young Lions have only lost two of their last ten away league games winning four and drawing four in the process The Sailors still hold the best home record in the league with 10 wins Hougang United vs Tampines Rovers | 2 May | 7:45pm | Our Tampines Hub | Singtel Ch111 DPMM aim to keep their late-season momentum going Brunei DPMM vs Tanjong Pagar United | 2 May | 8:15pm | Hassanal Bolkiah National Stadium | Singtel Ch112 Azwan Ali Rahman will return from suspension Improved Young Lions look to trouble Balestier Young Lions vs Balestier Khalsa | 3 May | 6:00pm | Our Tampines Hub | Singtel Ch113 Fathullah Rahmat’s last match was on 30th April and has now returned to Tanjong Pagar United Lion City Sailors vs Geylang International | 4 May | 6:00pm | Our Tampines Hub | Singtel Ch111 Join us in developing a vibrant football culture and evoking the Singapore spirit This entry-level course is the first step to getting your journey as an official started The ‘Florence Nightingale’ of local football Nurhafizah Abu Sujad broadens the reach of her quest to keep footballers in top condition joining the Lion City Sailors while retaining her role as National Teams Head Physiotherapist The Women’s Premier League (WPL) clash between Geylang International and Still Aerion on Sunday 13 April is not just another league fixture Farhanah is set to lead her team out at the Choa Chu Kang Stadium against Aerion Aerion wasn’t just her first step into football — it was where she discovered confidence “Aerion helped me when I was a teenager… they helped me gain my own understanding in the position I was playing,” she recalled Farhanah believes those early experiences were crucial: “Thanks to them and a lot more others That foundation helped her grow into one of Singapore’s most reliable midfielders where she now has 41 Singapore caps and two international goals to her name Geylang staged one of the league’s most remarkable turnarounds — jumping from bottom of the table in 2023 to finish third Farhanah attributes much of that shift to the team’s collective mindset It was not  about tactics or transfers — it was about unity “The whole team had one mindset — to win and prove that even though we didn’t have much support back then we still managed to move forward together with our coaches and teammates,”she said A big part of that mindset was built under the steady hand of Head Coach Ratna Suffian a mentor Farhanah has known since she was 17 “To be able to receive feedback from him is really impactful and important — he knows more than any other coach I’ve worked with Being able to play under him means I know that as a player there is no pressure and I am free to express myself on the field,” she said she was part of Ratna’s WPL All-Stars squad joining forces with elite players — including Sunisa ‘Nancy’ Srangthaisong of Aerion and Kana Kitahara of Albirex both who have featured for their respective home countries at the FIFA Women’s World Cup — in a high-profile exhibition against the Ninja A-League’s Brisbane Roar a team that featured Singapore’s own Danelle Tan “It was very meaningful to play alongside World Cup players,” she said It was lovely to train and look at how different in terms of quality that such players like Nancy and Kana put in Their performance and effort will always be incredible to me — and that will forever remain in my memory.” it was perhaps a turning point in Farhanah’s approach to football she’s carried a heightened intensity into every training session — believing that effort on the training ground will prove helpful on matchday Sunday’s matchup against Aerion brings extra edge — not just because it is her former team but because Farhanah will be facing off against her WPL All-Stars teammate “She’s no doubt an amazing player to play with but playing against her is definitely not going to be easy,” Farhanah admitted “Every player has their weaknesses — if we seize those opportunities She knows Aerion has undergone changes since she left the club but Farhanah is certain Geylang will be ready “Our mindset is first to win the game and put the ball in the net Farhanah’s vision goes far beyond this weekend but as a mentor to the younger Geylang players and a contributor to something that could well last as long time at Geylang “My personal goal is to help and lead the team in as many ways as possible — be it as a captain “As a team we hope to finish top three in the league,” she added “I also hope I can pass on my skills and knowledge to the younger ones in the team and contribute to building something here at Geylang.” New Scissor-Cut Curry Rice Restaurant is set to shutter for good on May 12 In a Facebook announcement posted on April 14 the stall expressed that the "difficult decision" to close was made "due to a number of challenges" Please note that our final day of operation will be 12th May 2025 There will be no successor or takeover," the stall stated in an updated Facebook post this morning (April 29) scissor-cut curry rice is a uniquely Singaporean dish with Hainanese roots It's typically served as a plate of rice with various toppings of choice cut into bite-sized pieces using scissors then doused with general amounts of curry and braised gravy before serving comforting and affordable due to its relatively low prices and large portions — and it's popular with supper-seekers too due to their until-late opening hours A standard curry rice set at New Scissor-Cut Curry Rice Restaurant now costs $4.80 [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/DFF4AveSfm_/?img_index=1[/embed] While it sounds affordable for today's day and age it seems that the prices used to be even lower Commenting on a Facebook reel by Mai Mookata De Andrew (transliteration) on the closure old customers of the stall shared that the same dish used to cost just $3 back in the day "From $3 to $3.50 [a] few months later then $3.80 then a year later $4.20 and now increase to $4.80 Another added that he used to patronise the stall because it was "affordable" at $3 even though he personally preferred Beach Road Scissors Cut Curry Rice at the time New Scissor-Cut Curry Rice Restaurant remains a beloved spot for many customers a netizen commented: "I like their soup [the] most a longtime customer shared that he's been patronising the stall for over 20 years and despite trying out various other curry rice stalls this particular one remained his favourite While the exact reason for the stall's upcoming closure has not been disclosed New Scissor-Cut Curry Rice expressed that they've read all the comments — both good and bad They thanked the netizens for the good comments and urged the rest to "walk around and see for yourself during day and night time" "Do you all know how many F&B [outlets] have closed down from 2024 to 2025 in Geylang?" They added AsiaOne has reached out to New Scissor-Cut Curry Rice Restaurant for more information Speech by Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong at the launch of the iconic arch at the Geylang Serai cultural belt on 7 September 2024 singapore30 evacuated after fire breaks out at barbecue restaurant in GeylangThirty people were evacuated after a restaurant in Geylang caught fire on April 12. PHOTO: Screengrab/Google Maps, screengrab/TikTokPUBLISHED ONApril 14, 2025 8:34 AMByKoh Xing YingA fire broke out at a barbeque restaurant in Geylang on Saturday (April 12) evening forcing 30 diners and employees to evacuate as the flames spread rapidly A video of the incident was posted on TikTok the following day showing the restaurant's exhaust duct on fire and emitting thick smoke Several people were seen in the video attempting to extinguish the fire by climbing up to the affected area Shouting could also be heard from a distance When a reporter from Shin Min Daily News visited the scene two fire trucks and two police cars were at the scene with the road cordoned off who was working close to where the fire began told Shin Min that he realised the shop was on fire only when he saw smoke drifting into his shop The 30-year-old said he immediately ran outside to check and discovered that the smoke exhaust pipe of a nearby shop was ablaze He added that several employees tried to put out the fire using a hose told the Chinese daily that this was the first time fire has occurred in the area He added that the fire was extinguished within half an hour the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it was alerted to a fire at 70 the location is listed as a restaurant called Moustache BBQ which involved the exhaust ducting in a first-floor kitchen was extinguished by workers using dry powder extinguishers About 30 people evacuated from the affected unit before SCDF's arrival The cause of the fire is under investigation The Lion City Sailors came from behind to secure a hard-fought 2-1 victory over an in-form Geylang International at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday (26 January) with the win sending them six points clear at the top of the Singapore Premier League (SPL) table Taking on the league’s leading scorers — who had won six of their last seven games — was always going to be a challenge goals from Toni Datković and Shawal Anuar overturned Vincent Bezecourt’s early strike to seal all three points for the Sailors After being held to draws in their previous two league meetings the Sailors showed tremendous fighting spirit and resilience to claim their first win over the Eagles this season The result also marked their fourth consecutive league victory and reinforced their strong push for the title “Today’s win was very important,” said Sailors Head Coach Aleksandar Ranković after the match especially with the short recovery time from Thursday’s fixture and that made all the difference in securing the three points.” With this game coming just three days after the Sailors’ hard-fought ASEAN Club Championship (ACC) Shopee Cup draw with Buriram United it was Geylang who started brighter at Jalan Besar And it was the Eagles who took the lead in the 12th minute with Bezecourt unleashing a stunning shot from the edge of the box that nestled into the top corner of Izwan Mahbud’s goal the Sailors remained composed and nearly found an immediate response with Shawal’s header in the 19th minute grazing the post The Sailors’ determination and persistence to get the equaliser finally paid off in the 28th minute when centre-back Toni rose highest to head home Maxime Lestienne’s corner for his fourth goal in the club’s colours the Sailors pushed forward relentlessly and came close to taking the lead minutes later – Maxime’s precise cross found Song Uiyoung in the box but the 31-year-old’s header flew just wide of the target Anumanthan Kumar – starting his third consecutive game in place of the injured Rui Pires – also came close to giving the Sailors the lead with his effort in the 43rd minute forcing a sharp save from Geylang goalkeeper Rudy Khairullah but credit must go to the opponent for making it difficult for us,” explained Ranko we were also quite unlucky — we hit the bar a few times and created other chances that we just couldn’t convert.” who has been in red-hot form coming into this game was unsurprisingly at the heart of the action in the second half as he repeatedly found himself in dangerous positions Shawal looked certain to add to his goal tally but two efforts crash against the post within the span of a minute — leaving the crowd in disbelief But the 33-year-old’s persistence eventually paid off in the 56th minute as he latched onto a deft flick-on from Lennart Thy and coolly poked the ball past Rudy to finally put the Sailors in the driving seat but we stuck to the coaches’ plan and gave our best,” said Shawal the combination and understanding we’ve developed as a team helped us secure the win today.” Geylang came alive late in the second half but Izwan was instrumental in preserving the Sailors’ lead 1 was called into action in the 82nd minute to deny a long-range effort from Ryoya Taniguchi pushing away a fierce drive from Shakir Hamzah staying mentally sharp even after conceding the first goal,” reflected Ranko we struggled to recover when we fell behind but now we’re able to stay calm and turn games around.” and that collective effort allowed us to overcome the challenge today.” The victory once again underscored the depth of the Sailors’ squad New signing Diogo Costa impressed on his debut with his technical ability and relentless runs down the left flank while Anu showcased his quality in midfield Tasked with anchoring the Sailors’ defense the latter played a pivotal role in neutralising the league’s top scorer who had found the net in nine of his last 10 games But while the Sailors currently sit firmly atop the SPL table and has already turned his attention to the demanding schedule ahead in February The month kicks off with a trip to face Kaya FC–Iloilo in the final ACC Shopee Cup group match followed by a league clash against Tanjong Pagar United three days later “I’m happy that we’ve managed to defend our position at the top and we’re just getting started,” said the Sailors tactician it’s time to use the break to recharge before we head into what will be a hectic February.” Faced with increasing competition from newer bazaars popping up all over Singapore As Singapore’s largest and oldest Ramadan bazaar the Geylang Serai Ramadan bazaar is a well-loved cultural landmark for Singaporeans But with numerous bazaars popping up all over Singapore We follow the journey of four vendors at Geylang Bazaar and find out how they adapt to bring people back and the reasons for returning despite high rental cost Can they survive the uncertainties throughout all five weeks and make a profit at the end of the day We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with CNA to be fast Upgraded but still having issues? Contact us The Lion City Sailors’ Singapore Cup Group B clash against Geylang International The change allows the Sailors to optimise their preparations for their ongoing Asian Football Confederation Champions League (ACL) Two campaign where they will face Japan’s Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the quarter-finals The first leg of the ACL Two tie will take place at the Edion Peace Wing Hiroshima on Wednesday before the teams meet again for the return leg at the Jalan Besar Stadium exactly a week later on March 12 The Sailors sit second in Group B of the Singapore Cup after an opening 4-1 win over Tanjong Pagar United and will next face Balestier Khalsa on March 16 The holders will then take on the Eagles on March 27 before concluding the group stage three days later (March 30) against Thai League 1 side BG Pathum United The Sailors extend our appreciation to Geylang International and the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) for accommodating the rescheduling as we continue striving to represent Singapore with pride on the continental stage singaporeWorkers painting exterior of Geylang block discover man's skeletal remains in flatA neighbour said he had not seen the deceased since 2024.PHOTO: Screengrab/Google Street ViewPUBLISHED ONMarch 31, 2025 5:10 AMByLim KeweiWhile repainting the exterior facade of a HDB block in Geylang a worker was shocked to see the skeletal remains of a person in the bedroom of a flat The police were called in to Block 63 Sims Place where an elderly man who lived alone was found dead the police said they received a call for assistance at about 2.10pm on Friday (March 28) A 71-year-old man was found lying motionless in a residential unit and pronounced dead at scene A Shin Min reporter who arrived at the scene at about 4pm the same day noted that the windows in the flat were not fully shut A notice pasted on the ground floor of the block stated that renovation works are ongoing One of the workers told the Chinese evening daily he was repainting the building facade and had detected a strange odour when the gondola passed by the flat The 27-year-old immediately informed his supervisor and called the police Another worker claimed he saw the remains on a bed Shin Min quoted the man as saying that there were "only bones left" said the deceased rarely interacted with others and would typically leave his home only at night said she had not seen the man in a "long time" but did not notice any foul smell added that the deceased often brought bottles and scrap items home and ants and cockroaches would scuttle out of the flat Wang told 8world he had not seen the man since last year but did not notice anything amiss as the deceased seldom left the flat during the day who lives in the unit below the man's told Shin Min the insects had appeared in her flat last year and she had occasionally noticed an odour "I didn't go upstairs to ask and I have never met him before," she said adding that the situation improved after she sprayed insecticide and sealed her door the police said they do not suspect foul play and investigations are ongoing The Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar is Singapore’s most iconic and vibrant Ramadan market transforming the heart of the Malay-Muslim cultural precinct into a bustling festival ground during the fasting month This beloved annual event draws thousands of visitors who come to experience its rich blend of traditional and contemporary offerings from authentic Malay cuisine to modern fusion food all set against a backdrop of stunning light installations and decorations This year’s edition features over 500 stalls including 150 F&B stalls Since it was the bean’s first time at the bazaar we played a game where we took turns deciding what to order from the different stalls The bean’s first order was a tornado potato ($4) from Boolatz Kitchenz (Stall 105) He had this previously at other markets before but what made this different was a breaded coating around the potato spiral that gave it a bit more texture The stall did offer to have powdered seasonings but we opted for the normal version The little bean loved it but I do prefer it to be more flavored The tornado potato is also best eaten when it’s fresh from the fryer as it gets soft quite fast We also spotted another item over at Boolatz Kitchenz which I mistook as a giant curry puff Their roti boyan (2 for $5) had a tasty pastry encapsulating a potato and egg filling The pastry was light and a nice starter to get the appetite going.  The bean’s next order was a nachos dog ($8) from Kream (Stall 75) The portion size was huge and they were really generous with the nacho sauce Not the easiest thing to eat especially if one is walking around but definitely something that the little ones will enjoy we had no choice but to find a spot to sit down I came across a stall Taste of Indonesia (Stall 180) that was selling Indonesian fare I opted for the bakso halus ($8) in hopes that it can cleanse some of the oils from our food The broth was light and can be further flavored with the sweet sauce that they provided The bakso was springy and went well with their sambal We spotted a long wait at one of the stalls and went to check it out JOM (Stall 143) serves up a variety of indomie and keropok lekor We went for the signature sambal ($7) since bean could not make up his mind Their keropok is the softer type and had a nice chew to it without being too greasy The fish flavour came through and was nicely complemented by their sambal dip the bean still wanted to have french fries and we settled on Mahmud’s Tandoor (Stall 84) because I was craving a good burger We ordered the OG Burger with loaded fries ($17) and wanted the Chai Peng Slush but it was not ready yet The burger was the best thing we had all night with a nicely marinated and charred chicken patty in between two soft brioche buns The fries were nicely seasoned as well and topped off with tandoori chicken bits and a harissa mayo and mint yoghurt The only critique was that the flavour of the sauces did not quite come through but the acidity did help to balance out the entire dish I picked up a Iced Asam Boi ($3) from Katoshka (Stall 61) The drink was abit on the sweeter side but it was nice to end the night with The Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar takes place till 30 March from 10 am till midnight except on the final day when operating hours will be extended until 6 am on 31 March 2025 Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Singapore straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy Singapore without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) Our newsletter hand-delivers the best bits to your inbox Sign up to unlock our digital magazines and 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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! tiktokfacebooktwitteryoutubeAbout us Contact us The victim suffered multiple fractures on his face A brick was seized by police after a 43-year-old man was attacked in Geylang on Feb 4 SINGAPORE: Two men have been arrested after a 43-year-old man was attacked with a brick leaving him with multiple fractures on his face The police said they were alerted to the incident along Lorong 21 Geylang at around 9am on Tuesday (Feb 4) The victim was found with multiple fractures on his face and abrasions on his body said the Singapore Police Force (SPF) in a news release on Wednesday He was taken to Changi General Hospital and a brick was seized as a case exhibit were identified through ground enquiries as well as images from close-circuit television cameras and police cameras The two men will be charged in court on Thursday with voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous means with common intention they may be jailed for up to 15 years and fined and/or caned "The police have zero tolerance for such brazen acts of violence and will not hesitate to take action against those who blatantly disregard the law," SPF said Get our pick of top stories and thought-provoking articles in your inbox Stay updated with notifications for breaking news and our best stories Join our channel for the top reads for the day on your preferred chat app singapore2 arrested for allegedly attacking man with a brick in GeylangA 43-year-old man was allegedly assaulted by two men in Geylang on Tuesday (Feb 4).PHOTO: Singapore Police Force, screengrab/Google MapsPUBLISHED ONFebruary 06, 2025 3:00 AMByDana LeongTwo men have been arrested for allegedly assaulting a man with a brick in Geylang The police were alerted to the incident which occurred at Lorong 21 Geylang on Tuesday (Feb 4) at 9am according to a statement released on Wednesday had allegedly used a brick to attack a 43-year-old man The victim was conveyed to Changi General Hospital after being found with multiple fractures on his face and abrasions on his body Officers from the Bedok Police Division used images from CCTVs and police cameras to identify the suspects and arrested them within 11 hours of the report The two men will be charged in court on Thursday with the offence of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by dangerous means with common intention the suspects face jail terms of up to 15 years "The police have zero tolerance for such brazen acts of violence and will not hesitate to take action against those who blatantly disregard the law," said the police The annual Ramadan Bazaar at Geylang Serai in Singapore returns with new light designs inspired by traditional delicacies and a new 360-degree stage for a more immersive audience experience It was launched by Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Feb 25 Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.