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Here, they use the term SQ321 passengers
Worst injuries include spinal ones, possible paralysis: Thai doctors treating SQ321 passengers
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Many PSLE students who are learning Comprehension Cloze will it confuse to do this kind of exercise.
If come out in the examination, students must be the words passengers or victims ? Any idea ?
But no culprit was mentioned, lol!I would have used the term 'casualties', if the PAP regime is scared shitless of the negative connotations of 'victims'.![]()
Many PSLE students who are learning Comprehension Cloze will it confuse to do this kind of exercise.
If come out in the examination, students must be the words passengers or victims ? Any idea ?
Seems you are highly educated and well trained in English, Chinese and Law subjects@laksaboy is right.
The term "victim" implies the entire incident is that of a tort, and if there is a tort then there is always a tortfeasor.
The term "casualty" will leave the issue of liability wide open, and it tends to lean towards an accident that nobody was at fault.
I searched Google only.Seems you are highly educated and well trained in English, Chinese and Law subjects
BB means ? Bangkok Bouncing ?So shld be using SBBQ321?
Simple: the goons at SPH are not journalists. They were not allowed to use the word 'victims' in the published article.
Never forget what kind of country you live in.