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Boy filmed throwing plastic bag off Cove LRT station platform, SBS Transit lodges police report
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Xueting Wu , as published by Mothership
· October 1, 2026
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SBS Transit has lodged a police report on a boy who was caught flinging a plastic bag of items off Cove LRT station on Sep. 27. Footage of the incident, shared online on Sep. 28, begins with the bag on the floor of the LRT platform, filled with unidentified objects. The boy then punched the bag w...
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Key points 28, begins with the bag on the floor of the LRT platform, filled with unidentified objects. SBS Transit has lodged a police report on a boy who was caught flinging a plastic bag of items off Cove LRT station on Sep.
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What is this story about? SBS Transit has lodged a police report on a boy who was caught flinging a plastic bag of items off Cove LRT station on Sep. 27. Footage of the incident, shared online on Sep. 28, begins with the bag on the floor of the LRT platform, filled with unidentified objects. The boy then punched the bag w...
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