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"Wayward! At the hospital, the nurse was called for foul language, "The Chinese woman was investigated by the Singapore police."

author:Someone who loves to tell the truth

Singapore, a country known for its strict legal system and public order, recently witnessed a high-profile incident that highlighted the importance of following local laws and regulations when away from home.

"Wayward! At the hospital, the nurse was called for foul language, "The Chinese woman was investigated by the Singapore police."

The incident, involving a woman accused of insulting a nurse, sparked a thought-provoking conversation. This not only reflects the high priority that Singapore society attaches to public morality and codes of conduct, but also underscores the need to comply with local laws and regulations when traveling abroad.

**Event History:**

"Wayward! At the hospital, the nurse was called for foul language, "The Chinese woman was investigated by the Singapore police."

A woman waited too long in the hospital, so she became so upset that she ended up saying foul language to a nurse. This grievance sparked subsequent investigations and conversations. The local investigator intervened, hoping to find out whether the lady had really insulted the nurse.

Local Investigator in Singapore: Let me ask you first, have you ever spoken foully to a nurse?

Madam Client: I haven't seen a doctor for three hours

Investigator: Don't talk to me, I asked if you had made foul language to the nurses, did you?

Woman: You asked the nurse?

Investigator: She said yes!

Woman: She thinks there is.

Investigator: So you said there was? I ask you?

Woman: Guess what, what does it have to do with you?

Investigator: Let me ask you, I am an investigator, what do you say has to do with me? Are you clear-headed? I'm here to investigate and deal with this matter.

Madam: Go to the police station and find all the police from all over Singapore.

From the dialogue, we can see that this series of answers that the lady should have produced when she was emotional.

"Wayward! At the hospital, the nurse was called for foul language, "The Chinese woman was investigated by the Singapore police."

The local prosecutor insisted that the lady answer whether she had abused the nurse, while the woman tried to evade questions. She seemed reluctant to admit whether there were inappropriate words. The process sparked an unusual conversation, with the investigator puzzled by the lady's vague answers and uncooperative attitude.

In this regard, netizens have also expressed their views:

"Wayward! At the hospital, the nurse was called for foul language, "The Chinese woman was investigated by the Singapore police."

However, regardless of the outcome of the incident, this incident provides an important revelation: when traveling abroad, we must comply with local laws and regulations and public order. Singapore's laws require citizens and visitors to abide by strict social norms, and insulting others can lead to a breach of the Public Order Act, even in social situations.

This incident highlights the importance that Singapore society attaches to the norms of public conduct in order to maintain social harmony and order. Wherever we are, we must respect local culture and laws to ensure that our actions do not cause unnecessary trouble.

Finally, I want to say that when you are in a situation, it is not to say that you only promise, but it is not such a brutal and willful image. As the old saying goes: we're not afraid of trouble, but we don't cause trouble either. If you feel that you have been treated unfairly, you can solve it through formal means. Especially when overseas regulations and customs are different from some of our domestic ones. Just like the foul language in the incident, our impression rarely says to go online.

What do you think about this?

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