Woman jokes she's 'moving out of Yishun' after moth eggs appear on her window

A Yishun resident and local content creator known as @leeshuhadah on Instagram was left thoroughly unsettled after discovering a dense cluster of green insect eggs plastered across the exterior of her window on July 11, prompting her to joke online that she was 'moving out of Yishun'. Pamela shared the discovery in a video uploaded on July 12 that rapidly accumulated over 250,000 views and more than 3,800 reactions, cementing the incident as a minor viral moment in Yishun's storied reputation. Speaking to AsiaOne on July 14, she admitted she initially could not identify the cluster, briefly entertaining the possibility it was bird droppings before a quick Google search confirmed it was a moth egg mass — laid, she noted, by what must have been 'a very fertile moth'. Her partner removed the eggs shortly after discovery, with Pamela reporting a distinctly 'crunchy' sound during the process — a detail she made clear she had no intention of experiencing firsthand, stating she would have 'sold the house and migrated elsewhere'. The video drew widespread commiseration online, including one commenter who recalled finding a similar cluster on a curtain while living in Yishun and noted they had since 'shifted back to the East'. Followers also provided practical advice in the comments: moth eggs can hatch in as little as five days, and rather than destroying them, they can be relocated to a nearby plant to hatch safely away from the home.