Daily Briefing: Stalkers' fiercer schemes, parents whack strangers' children

Here's what Singaporeans are buzzing about in the Internet, including Big Bang's visit in Singapore.

  • Stalkers take harassment to a whole new, fiercer level. Here's what you should do to keep yourself stalker-free.
  • Are parents actually going so far in disciplining even strangers' children? Watch what others think here.
  • One of the biggest names in K-Pop visited Singapore. Read about it here.
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