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[Sg] - Singaporean man kena beaten up by wild boar at Punggol park connector
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The wild boar didn't mess up his face. The tarmac did. 
Cycling is a very hazardous activity, I urge everyone to stop cycling.
William Chew
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Sharing this post for Awareness for PCN riders at punggol to keep a look out for wildboars. And the importance of Cycling Safety Gears. This incident may happen to anyone passing by this route especially elderly and young children.
My dad was knocked down by an Adult Wild Boar while cycling on 29th November 2022 around 8PM. He is in his 70s. A Seasoned PCN cyclist, cycling 200km - 300km every week for the past 2 years. Weather was good so he took the opportunity to go for a Solo ride.
As he was coasting down the bridge (shown in picture), he noticed an Adult Wild Boar in the opposite direction of PCN suddenly charging towards him from 45degrees and knocking him off the bike. The huge impact caused him to land face down on the tarmac with a cracked helmet.
I can't stress the importance of wearing a Helmet even when riding on PCN which probably saved his life. Luckily he heeded my advice.
Super grateful for a couple who witnessed the incident and came to help.
They walked him and bike to the nearest HDB block at 669B Edgefield plains before contacting me to pick up and sending to SKH A&E.
His Entire face was covered in abrasions and cuts to eyebrow which require stitches.
Initial Observation was his hands shoulders and collarbone are all intact. But after detailed X-ray and CT scans it was discovered that there were multiple fracture to his cheekbone. Facial Specialist informed him there would be a high chance of surgery as the cheek bones was critical in supporting his eyes and maintaining his face structure. Will be having a follow up visit in 2wks time.
Hope everything will be fine.
As of now stay safe everyone!
This incident has been reported. Thank you Nparks for reaching out and showing concern for my Dad. Nparks informed they have fenced up the affected area.
-https://www.facebook.com/thelocalsociety/posts/pfbid029kzgzGJN8CCtRMcWhLhNXAJBLyjMKNd4ERJ3Hk42KXER4MYFH97Vzi2jBPtBhyeKl
Cycling is a very hazardous activity, I urge everyone to stop cycling.William Chew
· 1d
Sharing this post for Awareness for PCN riders at punggol to keep a look out for wildboars. And the importance of Cycling Safety Gears. This incident may happen to anyone passing by this route especially elderly and young children.
My dad was knocked down by an Adult Wild Boar while cycling on 29th November 2022 around 8PM. He is in his 70s. A Seasoned PCN cyclist, cycling 200km - 300km every week for the past 2 years. Weather was good so he took the opportunity to go for a Solo ride.
As he was coasting down the bridge (shown in picture), he noticed an Adult Wild Boar in the opposite direction of PCN suddenly charging towards him from 45degrees and knocking him off the bike. The huge impact caused him to land face down on the tarmac with a cracked helmet.
I can't stress the importance of wearing a Helmet even when riding on PCN which probably saved his life. Luckily he heeded my advice.
Super grateful for a couple who witnessed the incident and came to help.
They walked him and bike to the nearest HDB block at 669B Edgefield plains before contacting me to pick up and sending to SKH A&E.
His Entire face was covered in abrasions and cuts to eyebrow which require stitches.
Initial Observation was his hands shoulders and collarbone are all intact. But after detailed X-ray and CT scans it was discovered that there were multiple fracture to his cheekbone. Facial Specialist informed him there would be a high chance of surgery as the cheek bones was critical in supporting his eyes and maintaining his face structure. Will be having a follow up visit in 2wks time.
Hope everything will be fine.
As of now stay safe everyone!
This incident has been reported. Thank you Nparks for reaching out and showing concern for my Dad. Nparks informed they have fenced up the affected area.
-https://www.facebook.com/thelocalsociety/posts/pfbid029kzgzGJN8CCtRMcWhLhNXAJBLyjMKNd4ERJ3Hk42KXER4MYFH97Vzi2jBPtBhyeKl
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The wild boar didn't mess up his face. The tarmac did.
Maybe he should go cycling in Malaysia's Taman Negara. He (and his family) will then find out what it really means to get one's face messed up.
he ka chiao the boar lah
Don't worry the wild boar will get a stern warning. Not a crime to hurt Sinkies.
Wild boar taste really good when BBQ.
Didn’t he go NS ? Never use self défense skills ?
Punggol should have remained a pig farm kampung area. But Population White Paper couldn't have that.
Our government not only wanted us to blend in with Ah Nehs, Tiongs, Pinoys, Myanmese, Viets but also with seals, wild boar and chickens. What a wonderful country.
He was attacked because the wild boar can sense that he love malls and restaurants too much.
No need to guess the race.
Blend in meaning "to look or seem the same as surrounding people or things and therefore not be easily noticeable" ...
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