Woman killed after being hit by train at Clementi

[ahleebabasingaporethief]

CCB 71 years old and still must work? Somemore must go to work so early in the morning.

What kind of a fuck up country is this?

If you FOREIGNERS are reading this, it could BE you down the road.

Of course we know you BASTARDS will leave Singapore and go somewhere else once you have made some money.

I and all born and bred Singaporeans know that your KARMAs will not be good in S'pore because you are here and have stolen some S'poreans job.

YOU could have stolen a proper job from the dead 71 year old women that lead to her death.

ALL you FTs are murderers one way or another. Phooooey to all of you! :oIo:

 

[metalslug]

The article is back again?!?

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_353909.html?vgnmr=1

Woman fell, hit by train
By Maria Almenoar and Kimberly Spykerman

The woman was pronounced dead by paramedics at about 6.57am. --PHOTO: MALCOLM MCLEOD

AN ELDERLY woman died after she was hit by a train at the Clementi MRT station on Tuesday morning, disrupting westbound train service between Queenstown and Jurong East stations for about 50 minutes.
Madam Quak Han Lui, 71, is believed to have fallen on the platform and then onto the tracks just as a train was pulling into the station. Witnesses at the scene said she 'suddenly lost consciousness and fell'.

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The train driver braked immediately after hitting her. Her body was found under the third carriage, with her head and right arm severed.

Police and SCDF were called at about 6.15am. The woman was pronounced dead at 7 am. Her occupation is not known but she was headed to her workplace in Jurong.

Police are investigating the case as an unnatural death.

When The Straits Times visited her home at Merpati Road, her family members declined to speak to reporter. It is believed that Madam Quak lived with her husband and her daughter's family in the two-storey house.

Neighbours said that Madam Quak 'looked healthy' and appeared active for her age. She would leave the house accompanied by her daughter early in the morning, around 6am, returning only in the evening.

They added that she enjoyed gardening and they would often see her pottering around the backyard in the evenings tending to her plants.

SMRT said about 6,250 passengers were affected by the incident.

A bus bridging service was activated to serve the affected stations between Queenstown and Jurong East.

Westbound train services resumed at 7.03am.

Passengers who were unable to complete their journeys due to the disruption can claim a full fare refund from Passenger Service Centres at any MRT station within three working days.

 

[Maverick01]

having to work at 71...it is very sad.....life.

http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking+News/Singapore/Story/STIStory_354335.html

Woman hit by train, dies
71-year-old said to have felt faint before falling onto MRT tracks
By Maria Almenoar & Kimberly Spykerman

Police at the scene yesterday. It is understood that Madam Quak Han Lui, 71, felt faint and fell onto the tracks before being hit by an oncoming train. -- PHOTO: SHIN MIN

AN ELDERLY woman became the second commuter to die this year after being hit by an MRT train.
Madam Quak Han Lui, 71, was waiting for a train at the Clementi MRT station to take her to her workplace at Jurong around 6am yesterday when the incident happened.

It is understood that she felt faint and fell onto the tracks before being hit by an oncoming train.

The train driver braked immediately after hitting her but could not save her.

Trains approach the station at speeds of between 40kmh and 60kmh.

Her body was found under the third carriage. Officers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force were able to pull her body out from under the carriage without the use of any equipment.

She was pronounced dead at 7am. The police are investigating the case as an unnatural death and are reviewing closed-circuit television footage as part of their investigations.

Neighbours of Madam Quak, who lived in Merpati Road in MacPherson, said that she looked healthy, appeared active for her age and enjoyed gardening. Her family members declined to comment.

Yesterday's incident affected west-bound train services between Queenstown and Jurong East MRT stations, delaying 6,250 passengers for about 45 minutes.

A free bus service that stopped at the affected stations started at 6.50am.

Read the full story in Wednesday's edition of The Straits Times.

 

[Conan the Barbarian]

Maybe the 154th will attribute this to playing too much World of Warcraft.