Poly girl dies after choking on oranges

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Poly girl dies after choking on oranges
Lianhe Wanbao

A 19-year-old girl died mysteriously after she consumed two pieces of orange.

The girl, Ailsie Li, is a student at Nanyang Polytechnic and has two siblings.

The incident happened last Saturday on 3 September at 7am at an apartment in Choa Chu Kang.

Li had eaten two pieces of orange and felt sudden discomfort. Her father tried to help her but failed to make her any better.

He then called an ambulance and sent her to the National University Hospital (NUH).

Despite medical care, Li died four days later on Tuesday afternoon.

As the reasons for her death were unclear, the doctor in charge was said to have declined to sign her death certificate.

The doctor instead suggested for an autopsy to determine the cause of her death.

Friends and family were shocked at Li's sudden and untimely death.

She was cremated yesterday after a remembrance service attended by more than a hundred people.

Source: Lianhe Wanbao, 9 September 2011.

 

[shOUTloud]

Feel sad for the family. I have two daughters and a son. It would be devastating to have anyone just go like that.

 

[Kid278]

Very sad indeed just 19yrs old, two pieces of oranges and died 4 days later. So many days in hospital and doctors cant find anything, something is seriously mssing.....:*:

 

[lianbeng]

lianbeng wonders why choking on orange is a crime?

 

[Black2545]

Indeed… o.k. did parent working in high enterprise? (some thing like A*STAR, Mindef, Building Org., Government link, or International company or investment etc… or school that have "Sudden Death" or "Mysteriously Death" ?)

 

[refulgence]

Condolences to the bereaved.

 

[Black2545]

Poly girl dies after choking on oranges
Lianhe Wanbao

A 19-year-old girl died mysteriously after she consumed two pieces of orange.

The girl, Ailsie Li, is a student at Nanyang Polytechnic and has two siblings.

The incident happened last Saturday on 3 September at 7am at an apartment in Choa Chu Kang.

Li had eaten two pieces of orange and felt sudden discomfort. Her father tried to help her but failed to make her any better.

He then called an ambulance and sent her to the National University Hospital (NUH).

Despite medical care, Li died four days later on Tuesday afternoon.

As the reasons for her death were unclear, the doctor in charge was said to have declined to sign her death certificate.

The doctor instead suggested for an autopsy to determine the cause of her death.

Friends and family were shocked at Li's sudden and untimely death.

She was cremated yesterday after a remembrance service attended by more than a hundred people.

Source: Lianhe Wanbao, 9 September 2011.

So… she was cremated, and the doctor didn't sign her death certificate, and no one bother to look into her death… Great Place we got here. So… until the next "Sudden Death".