u all know woodlands mrt someone jump?
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in newspaper, this fella kena caught by NEA dropping his cig butt then no identification. so he decided to do a leap of faith and died. for 200dollars, he died
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today newpaper got come out.. -
i think he's an illegal immigrant
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i in class cannot believe it. my sch at woodlands...then tt bugger kena caught still run...deport nia ma...still can work as farmer...unless he in india kena chased for his life la...
but i think over 200, its not worth it to die...what if his children go hungry? -
some of my indian workers told me that they have no face to go home to their village if things like this happened.... they will become outcast...Originally posted by sEphIrOth:i in class cannot believe it. my sch at woodlands...then tt bugger kena caught still run...deport nia ma...still can work as farmer...unless he in india kena chased for his life la...
but i think over 200, its not worth it to die...what if his children go hungry?
maybe thats why he'll rather do that, either that or he cannot tahan the rotan -
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wa woodlands.. tis is shocking.. i live beside cwp i oso duno.. -.- shud have buy the newspaper today zz
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singapore ar . . .
a place where u cannot make mistakes one. . . -
erm... he jumped at where?
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u knw under the wdl mrt is the bus interchange? he jump from the mrt station level 1 then land on the interchange about 15m down
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oh dear... tat means.. a lot of ppl saw?Originally posted by sEphIrOth:u knw under the wdl mrt is the bus interchange? he jump from the mrt station level 1 then land on the interchange about 15m down -
in public....i duno what time. anyone knows? but kinda sad if u die from 15m. if not neck break or what means not instantaneous death. he suffered a fractured skull.
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topic sentence misleading
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Is like, who to blame now? -
sad. like that time my block someone take drugs wanna escape jump from 12 storey.
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Unlucky guy bah. Perhaps he din know jump there will fall 15m
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x2, i thought he jumped on tracks or something.Originally posted by FireIce:topic sentence misleading
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saw newspaper. he had no identification, prob a illegal immigrant
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it was freaking hilarious
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haiz..
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Litterbug panics and falls to death
Straits Times, The (Singapore)
Home
November 12, 2007
Author: Carolyn Quek
A LITTERBUG who could not produce any identity papers panicked - and plunged to his death after jumping over a wall.
He fell from a height of about 15m and fractured the left side of his skull.
The man, believed to be an Indian national in his 30s, had been spotted throwing a cigarette butt into a bush in the area around the Woodlands MRT station at about 12.30pm yesterday.
Witnesses told The Straits Times the man had jumped over a wall on the level where the MRT ticket concourse is located.
The bus interchange is located beneath the station.
One witness, production operator Sazali Amat, 45, was waiting for a friend at the station when he saw the man sitting on a bench outside.
The man was smoking a cigarette which he later threw into the bushes behind the bench.
Three National Environment Agency (NEA) officers who saw the act, approached the man, clad in a dark-coloured T-shirt and jeans.
They spoke to him before bringing him into the train station's concourse area.
Mr Sazali said he overheard their conversation. The officers had called the police when the man could not produce any identification papers.
'They were telling him not to worry and to relax,' Mr Sazali said.
The man then received a call on his mobile phone.
'He suddenly got up and ran off very fast. One of the officers shouted for him to stop,' Mr Sazali said.
But the man ran on and made a 50m sprint before taking the deadly plunge. His body was found next to a grass patch near Berth 9 of the alighting area of Woodlands regional bus interchange.
Singapore Civil Defence Force paramedics pronounced him dead at about 1pm.
The NEA said the officers have given their statements to the police and refused to further comment.
Mr Sazali said: 'I feel very sad for him.
'If only he had surrendered, he could have been sent back to India and reunited with his family.'
The police are investigating the case as unnatural death.
Copyright, 2007, Singapore Press Holdings Limited -
Originally posted by ^tamago^:
So whoes fault? Another life gone.
[b]Litterbug panics and falls to death
Straits Times, The (Singapore)
Home
November 12, 2007
Author: Carolyn Quek
A LITTERBUG who could not produce any identity papers panicked - and plunged to his death after jumping over a wall.
He fell from a height of about 15m and fractured the left side of his skull.
The man, believed to be an Indian national in his 30s, had been spotted throwing a cigarette butt into a bush in the area around the Woodlands MRT station at about 12.30pm yesterday.
Witnesses told The Straits Times the man had jumped over a wall on the level where the MRT ticket concourse is located.
The bus interchange is located beneath the station.
One witness, production operator Sazali Amat, 45, was waiting for a friend at the station when he saw the man sitting on a bench outside.
The man was smoking a cigarette which he later threw into the bushes behind the bench.
Three National Environment Agency (NEA) officers who saw the act, approached the man, clad in a dark-coloured T-shirt and jeans.
They spoke to him before bringing him into the train station's concourse area.
Mr Sazali said he overheard their conversation. The officers had called the police when the man could not produce any identification papers.
'They were telling him not to worry and to relax,' Mr Sazali said.
The man then received a call on his mobile phone.
'He suddenly got up and ran off very fast. One of the officers shouted for him to stop,' Mr Sazali said.
But the man ran on and made a 50m sprint before taking the deadly plunge. His body was found next to a grass patch near Berth 9 of the alighting area of Woodlands regional bus interchange.
Singapore Civil Defence Force paramedics pronounced him dead at about 1pm.
The NEA said the officers have given their statements to the police and refused to further comment.
Mr Sazali said: 'I feel very sad for him.
'If only he had surrendered, he could have been sent back to India and reunited with his family.'
The police are investigating the case as unnatural death.
Copyright, 2007, Singapore Press Holdings Limited[/b] -
everything must have someone's "fault" ?Originally posted by toyota-corolla:So whoes fault? Another life gone.
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So sad... fine only can earn back de.. die already cannot get back your life..