'Must have caught husband cheating': Woman throwing shoes from Yishun HDB corridor gets netizens guessing why

A video of a woman tossing shoes from the common corridor of a third-floor flat in Yishun has netizens speculating about the reason behind her actions. 

The 50-second clip, uploaded by a TikTok user on Monday (March 27), shows the woman flinging what looks like several pairs of shoes down onto the first floor. 

One of the shoes even lands inside a joss paper burning bin on the ground floor. 

She later also retrieves a white plastic bag and throws it down the block. 

"Only in Yishun," the TikTok user wrote in the caption.  

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Since it was posted, the video has racked up more than 100,000 views and garnered more than 300 comments from netizens. 

One even joked that the woman "must have caught [her] husband cheating." 

Another commenter called her actions "killer littering".

According to the National Environmental Agency, there was an average of 1,500 tickets issued for high-rise littering between 2017 to 2021. 

NEA explained that littering from residential flats is a serious offence as it "poses a danger to the public, dirties the environment, and threatens public hygiene."

Under the Environmental Public Health Act 1987, any individual who commits a littering offence is liable on conviction to a court fine of up to $2,000 for a first conviction, $4,000 for a second conviction and $10,000 for the third and subsequent convictions. 

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