Tag Archives: Death

A Committee of Inquiry, which was set up by the SAF to investigate the death of Singapore celebrity Aloysius Pang while undergoing his Reservist duties in New Zealand, have found that all three Servicemen who were inside the Howitzer cabin when the accident happened at fault.

A young Korean woman fell to her death at her National University of Singapore hall of residence. She had attempted to enter her room from a window after locking herself out.

A news website which reported that famous local singer, Stefanie Sun Yan Zi, had died as a result of a fatal show business related incident has been debunked... by none other than the singer herself!

Singaporean YouTuber Steven Lim has revealed on his Facebook that he had been asked by fellow Singapore idol contestant and runner up Sylvester Sim to back out of the celebrity kickboxing match organized by start up Asia Fighting Championship.

A netizen has shared a video of an Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) firefighting unit preparing to combat a blaze at his neighbors home.

Asia Fighting Championship's tragic celebrity match between YouTube personality Steven Lim and bodybuilder Pradip Subramanian, which resulted in Pradip's untimely demise by cardiac arrest, has been slammed by its competitor for being "reckless" and "irresponsible".

His father has indicated that he wanted to tell the three other servicemen involved in the accident that his family is doing okay, and that they should move on from the accident, as life goes on. 3SG Chan will be accorded the honours of a military funeral, and the cremation ceremony will be held at Mandai Crematorium on Saturday.

An engineer gets 10 days' jail and 5-year driving ban for causing a motorcyclist's death, even though the motorcyclist had been speeding in excess of 100km/hr on a main road. The man, S.N. Vasutavan, 69, made an illegal left turn from the centre lane of a road into a side road, resulting in a collision with a motorcyclist who subsequently died from multiple injuries.

A netizen was angry with Singapore Airlines for allegedly mishandling her dog, causing it to die even before it boarded the flight. The owner said her dog has been healthy all along and probably suffered a panic attack. She blamed SIA for its negligence and has already made a police report.

A netizen said there is no decency in going after those who attended a candlelight vigil for death penalty inmate Prabagaran. He said the law is not "dead" and wonders if Singapore's public service still has a heart. What do you think?