In a bizarre turn of events, handwritten notes warning about the dangers of "Wi-Fi radiation" have been appearing around the Hougang Meadow neighborhood, setting off a wave of confusion and laughter among local residents.

A community member named Alex reported that these alarming messages had popped up in lift lobbies and even on the doors of various flats in the area, specifically at Blocks 365B, 365C, and 365D along Upper Serangoon Road. The notes claim that Wi-Fi could be harmful, causing cancer and "killing people in silence."

Unsurprisingly, Alex expressed concern over the misleading nature of these notes, stating, "They spread misinformation and unnecessary fear among residents." He also highlighted the intrusive nature of these unsolicited messages, suggesting they could be seen as vandalism or harassment.

The community didn't hold back in their group chat, with one resident humorously suggesting that perhaps the note's author should consider living in North Korea, a place where technology is heavily restricted. Others chimed in, mocking the call to refrain from using Wi-Fi for a whole day.

Acknowledging the unease among neighbors, Alex mentioned that some residents worry about the well-being of the note's author, questioning if they might need help.

In response to these unauthorized flyers, an Aljunied-Hougang Town Council representative confirmed that they had removed the notes after conducting inspections. They reminded everyone that public messages must have prior approval to avoid creating unnecessary panic or conflicting with community regulations.

With Wi-Fi a staple of modern life, these notes serve as a reminder of the fine line between awareness and alarmism. As technology continues to weave into our daily lives, it’s crucial to stay informed—without letting fear dictate our choices!