Singapore's very own Tom and Jerry? In a 11-second video shared on TikTok by user floracindy1 on Tuesday (Feb 21), a large rat is seen relentlessly chasing a black-and-white cat at a void deck in Hougang Central. Though the cat...
Many netizens were amused by the incident, relating it to the cartoon Tom and Jerry, just as the TikTok user had done.
While most netizens revelled in the unusual chase, one keen observer noted the position of the cat's tail, suggesting that it might on the contrary have enjoyed the chase.Get The New Paper on your phone with the free TNP app. Download from the
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