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Weird things are happening in Yishun again!

Weird things are happening in Yishun again!

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Weird things are happening in Yishun again. To be precise, at Blk 509B Yishun Ave 4 on the 20th July. 

For no apparent reason, this guy in orange simply falls down on his own as 'invisible forces' make him lose his balance.


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Also seen on SG Road Vigilante and circling around in many whatsapp group chat, this is clip is the perfect antidote for a boring and sleepy Monday.

This should be a case of the guy wanting to try out an 'insurance scam' where by the pedestrian attempts to get hit by a moving car before proceeding to get compensation from the driver's insurance company. 

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Unfortunately for the guy in orange, he looks quite silly 'falling' twice and with the driver's in-car camera showing clearly no signs of impact, his attempt is bound to fail.

Check out what netizens have to say...

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