Another person jumped onto MRT track???
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People who are getting out of your Elite Uncaring Face so that you bother to donate to their family.
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all theses mrt suicide cases seem to be the same as that of cult practise in japan where suicide meet up to commit the same suicide.
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Nan desu ka?Originally posted by Marco_Simone:at Jurong East MRT at around 7-8pm.26 dec 06
But she was rescued instead....any verification this intel is correct?
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wootz
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I know tomorrow is another 4D draw day but sorry. No magical numbers this time.
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I know someone went to some stations and ask info about that case but sorry
some just refused to say anything. -
i merely called the EWL stations concerned including JUR itself....Originally posted by Manager433:I know someone went to some stations and ask info about that case but sorry some just refused to say anything.
so who went down? -
Some kinda news blackout. Whole nite or rather evening my not a single sms coming in wor.Originally posted by ^tamago^:i merely called the EWL stations concerned including JUR itself....
so who went down? 
Ask ppl they say bo leh. Knn. That lady damn lucky. Did she wears a red g string?????? -
lol, she wanted to shock herself cause it was raining
but forgot that the tracks are shock proof -
based on the descriptions, the train operator was alerted way before he could reach the station while station staff helped her up.Originally posted by Manager433:Some kinda news blackout. Whole nite or rather evening my not a single sms coming in wor. Ask ppl they say bo leh. Knn. That lady damn lucky. Did she wears a red g string??????
and a lot of ppl on the platform keep signalling the train to stop, but i wonder if anyone went to press the ESP. -
I'm on super long leave since last Sat.Originally posted by ^tamago^:based on the descriptions, the train operator was alerted way before he could reach the station while station staff helped her up.
and a lot of ppl on the platform keep signalling the train to stop, but i wonder if anyone went to press the ESP. 
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so good....Originally posted by Manager433:I'm on super long leave since last Sat. -
FRANKLY IF YOU WANT TO DIE THEN GO AWAY LAH!!!! DON"T SABO PEOPLE LEH I DON"T SYMPATHISE PEOPLE LIKE THAT!!! PEOPLE STOP PAYING THESE JUMPERS MONEY LIAO!!! YOU ARE ENCOURAGING MORE ONLY!!!
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Many ppl think that person jump. But hor, wats if that person fainted? Or being pushed? Thats why tonite I didnt start my thread: Not Again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Got reason de mah. If I post the thread, numbers will be posted but this time round bo leh. Good Luck lady. Have a good rest.
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Alamak, next time get your facts right...
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x2Originally posted by Manager433:Many ppl think that person jump. But hor, wats if that person fainted? Or being pushed? Thats why tonite I didnt start my thread: Not Again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Got reason de mah. If I post the thread, numbers will be posted but this time round bo leh. Good Luck lady. Have a good rest.
strongly agreed... if she reali wan to jump, she would've done it while the train coming very close... train floors could be wet due to rain + sg kiasu spirit n tat could've caused it... -
Wah, so sad, today nvr go out... of not, can 'catch' some action ...
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Woman faints onto train track
Wednesday • December 27, 2006
Jasmine Yin
[email protected]
A YOUNG woman fainted and fell onto the train tracks at Jurong East MRT station yesterday, just before a train drew into the station.
But some quick thinking by another commuter and an SMRT employee prevented what could have become another train-related tragedy.
The North-South-line train was pulling into the station at about 7pm when the woman, a Chinese in her 20s, fell onto the tracks.
Fortunately, another commuter on the platform was quick to react and activated the emergency stop plunger, and an SMRT employee, who was patrolling the platform, called for assistance, an SMRT spokesperson said.
The incoming train came to a halt just a few metres away from the woman, after which about three people climbed down to the tracks to lift her onto the platform, Mr Benny Tan, 43, told Today.
The police were called in and the woman, who suffered lacerations on her head, was taken to the National University Hospital. By then, she had regained consciousness.
Eyewitnesses said the woman, who had golden streaks in her hair, had looked pale and had passed out without warning and fallen onto the tracks.
Mr Lim Boon Liak, 37, said he heard a loud thud, followed by screams from those at the scene.
An SMRT spokesperson said the train service at Jurong East was disrupted for five minutes.
Mr Tan observed that the first-aid procedures at the station could be improved.
"They could have paged for anyone who's a doctor to render first-aid immediately, instead of just telling us that help was on the way," he said.
"The SMRT staff were speaking on their walkie-talkies and trying to control the crowd. But one good Samaritan who had helped her up tended to her."
There are no safety barriers at the station, which was packed with commuters and was wet and slippery due to the weather, Mr Tan added.
"(SMRT) should put up safety barriers. It is not merely an issue of cost. After all, so much was spent to build the entire MRT line. Every life saved is important," he said.
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Originally posted by sinicker:it rained the whole day.
trains enter stations slower coz' need to brake frm the wet tracks.
wrong day lah you suicider! -
Originally posted by ^tamago^:
same name...
[b]Woman faints onto train track
Wednesday • December 27, 2006
Jasmine Yin
[email protected]
A YOUNG woman fainted and fell onto the train tracks at Jurong East MRT station yesterday, just before a train drew into the station.
But some quick thinking by another commuter and an SMRT employee prevented what could have become another train-related tragedy.
The North-South-line train was pulling into the station at about 7pm when the woman, a Chinese in her 20s, fell onto the tracks.
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http://www.todayonline.com/pda/162893ag.htm[/b] -
Hi.
Next time please dont jump into conclusions.
She did not jump.
So please dont jump and say she jumped, otherwise you go jump yourself.
Thank you.
I will now have my excercise, jumping jack.
See you again.
Meat Pao. -
if she did jump with the intention of dying how can anyone rescue her?
not possible. -
If really jump case, I sure first to post. But if fainted and rescue b4 over run by train, then just hope the person recover fully and gets well soon.
MOD pls close this thread. Thread title mis-leading leh.
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my grandma said that she fainted,so is not really wan to jump one
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fainted ma...if sucide also sucide off peak hrs la...die also wan to caz so much inconvinence...