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He may fancy himself as Singapore’s Rosa Parks, but one man’s civil disobedience on board an SBS Transit bus has been drawing brickbats instead of praise.
Going live on Facebook on Wednesday (Aug 19), the man — who was wearing a makeshift mask out of a neck warmer — challenged a bus captain and went on an expletive-laden tirade after being denied entry to the bus.
The police are currently investigating the incident, SBS Transit’s Senior Vice President of Corporate Communications Tammy Tan said in a statement today (Aug 20).
The man’s 15-minute long video started off with him complaining that the bus captain would not let him come on board.
He then turned the camera on himself, showing that he had a piece of cloth resembling a neck warmer pulled up over his nose.
Meanwhile, the bus captain, who had called SBS Transit’s Operations Control Centre for assistance said in Mandarin: “It’s not a mask. He is wearing a face towel. Is that allowed?”
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