Man walks into HDB flat undergoing renovations twice in 5 days, homeowner confronts him through CCTV

A homeowner discovered that an unidentified individual had entered their Build-to-Order (BTO) Housing and Development Board (HDB) flat twice within a five-day period while the unit was under renovation. The homeowner had installed CCTV and a keypad lock on their property before the incidents occurred. On Instagram, they shared footage of the intruder, who was seen twice while clad in different shirts and accompanied by an unknown woman.

The first time, the man was seen taking pictures of the flat's rooms using his phone. The homeowner confronted the duo through their CCTV system. In the video, the man claimed he had not been in the flat for very long, and his wife appeared to be entering the bedroom area. The homeowner expressed relief that no belongings were stolen during the uninvited visits.

They wrote, "The craziest part? It happened just ONE DAY after we installed our keypad lock and CCTV!" The homeowner shared their shock and concern about the incident, which occurred just after air conditioning installation work, during which the main door was left open for workers. They emphasized that while they did not wish to blame or shame anyone, the incident highlights the importance of respecting boundaries and not entering someone else's home without permission.