[Latest] Man found dead at Choa Chu Kang MRT station
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So 2morrow first prize lah. Huat!
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i was at cck mrt that time. when the horn actually sound i dont dare to look cause im afraid that i might see something.. Luckily my frd came in time and i got into the train,heading towards woodland.. phew
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tap ezlink before suicide . . .
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Yeah... think he had hit on the train I am on. bcos my train seems got an emergency BRAKE at that time!
I wonder what makes him want to commit sucide? where is his family?
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Why in the world would a person want to die so horribly... every bone being crushed and brain smashed, juice leak out... too terrible to die this way!
Can take poison, jump for flat or drown... there are better ways to die!
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Can burn charcoal, cut wrists and all...
Jokes aside, he must be at his wits end to finally decide to take his own life. It's a sad situation really, people are taking their lives. So do the world a favour; next time you see a desperate/lonely/dejected person, befriend them. No matter what you may think, they do not enjoy keeping to themselves - they tried to blend into the world before, but people and unfavourable situations continue to disappoint them.
As for the poor chap whom jumped the tracks and became part of the statistics, may he rest in peace.
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Sian...
To them it's just another number and problem to be looked into....
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you can find videos of suicide jumper at mrt stations if you search youtube or simply, google.
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Originally posted by weewee:
you can find videos of suicide jumper at mrt stations if you search youtube.
i think if its not suitable, youtube will surely take those videos down from their site so watch them while you still can
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Originally posted by Oceane:
August '04 at Bukit Batok.Killed a woman.
I was there that time...
Aiyah this train the performance seriously speaking so so only... Can take to scrap liao le so bad luck...
In fact I am those kind who don't mind seeing these accidents, not like i wish for them, actually I feel very bad for the person, but I really want some experience and do something which others would not wish to do. I would do full report on the accident complete with pictures, but I respect the deceased and I will not shoot pictures of bodies without them covered.
Recently one JR East train hit a man at Shinjuku station, on the Chuo Line, and the primary reason was because of the horn and it was deduced that the man might have fallen off when he got shocked by the sound.
Nonetheless I still support the sounding of horn at entry of station to first prevent such suicidal incidents. Accidents can be then prevented.
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Originally posted by TIB1224Y:
I was there that time...
Aiyah this train the performance seriously speaking so so only... Can take to scrap liao le so bad luck...
In fact I am those kind who don't mind seeing these accidents, not like i wish for them, actually I feel very bad for the person, but I really want some experience and do something which others would not wish to do. I would do full report on the accident complete with pictures, but I respect the deceased and I will not shoot pictures of bodies without them covered.
Recently one JR East train hit a man at Shinjuku station, on the Chuo Line, and the primary reason was because of the horn and it was deduced that the man might have fallen off when he got shocked by the sound.
Nonetheless I still support the sounding of horn at entry of station to first prevent such suicidal incidents. Accidents can be then prevented.
There were rumours that someone accidentally pushed the man down the platform... but nothing can be for sure until the CCTV analysis is out.Just a reminder... before the train STOPS nobody is supposed to cross the yellow line. Doing so will warrant you a S$500 fine. Very common at Yishun stations during morning peaks, train haven't even stop everybody kanchiong stand right in front.
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Originally posted by Oceane:
There were rumours that someone accidentally pushed the man down the platform... but nothing can be for sure until the CCTV analysis is out.Just a reminder... before the train STOPS nobody is supposed to cross the yellow line. Doing so will warrant you a S$500 fine. Very common at Yishun stations during morning peaks, train haven't even stop everybody kanchiong stand right in front.
Got fine ah?
Usually i inches past the yelllow line just as the train approaches,as in cars before the light gonna turn green
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Originally posted by Oceane:
There were rumours that someone accidentally pushed the man down the platform... but nothing can be for sure until the CCTV analysis is out.Just a reminder... before the train STOPS nobody is supposed to cross the yellow line. Doing so will warrant you a S$500 fine. Very common at Yishun stations during morning peaks, train haven't even stop everybody kanchiong stand right in front.
Dun spread rumours unless u WITNESS the accident.Regards.
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funny leh.. why ppl choose to jump trains??
u stil have to pay b4 suicide.. wat logic man..
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Originally posted by manjieass:
funny leh.. why ppl choose to jump trains??
u stil have to pay b4 suicide.. wat logic man..
jump train will lead to almost instant and certain death. Jump down building there will still be time lag and still may not die.Plus dying at mrt stations bring the point across to the government that some singaporeans are suffering.
If jump down from building, pple will say this person accidentally fell while wiping windows. Case closed.
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Originally posted by weewee:
jump train will lead to almost instant and certain death. Jump down building there will still be time lag and still may not die.Plus dying at mrt stations bring the point across to the government that some singaporeans are suffering.
If jump down from building, pple will say this person accidentally fell while wiping windows. Case closed.
Government won't really give a heck to them. After all, they caused disruptions in OTHER people's daily lives. -
Originally posted by Oceane:
Government won't really give a heck to them. After all, they caused disruptions in OTHER people's daily lives.the peacock also. time is money. now peacock shall make shops in the train and platforms. so that with disruptions. people will buy more things in the trains and platforms.