A video of a quarrel involving at least four people on the upper deck of a double-decker bus has gone viral, leaving many netizens wondering what had happened — and who, if anyone, was in the right.
The video, shared on Facebook groups Roads.sg and The SG Daily, shows a man standing near the front seats while a woman, believed to be with him, sits in the second row. A third man, wearing a cap backwards and glasses, appears to intervene between them and the person filming.
Attempting to calm the situation, the third man says: “I, police, ah”, and tells everyone to relax.
There appears to be a scuffle then, with the video showing the woman trying unsuccessfully to snatch the phone from the person recording before trying to shield her face, until the man tells her to let him be.
“Why you say, ‘f*** off’?” the person recording the video asks, as the man in glasses and cap retrieves his handphone that has fallen onto the front seat.
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The man standing at the front later tells the person recording: “You better be careful, you post the picture…” before the man in the cap asks him and the woman if they are Singaporean, to which they reply that they are.
The caption accompanying the post on the Roads.sg page suggests that the man standing near the front of the bus had sat with his legs spread in such a way that they encroached into the original poster’s (OP) space.
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