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i thought it has to be defused by the specialized bomb team of the police?

regardless of public or private places?

 

 

 

Jun 21, 2011

Who should defuse war relic?

By Tham Yuen-C

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_682168.html

 

A RELIC believed to be a bomb dug up by construction workers at a furniture warehouse in Sungei Kadut has set off a mad scramble to find a private bomb disposal company.

 

This was after the manager of the site was told by the police yesterday that the authorities would not help to get rid of the war relic since it was found on private property.

 

paging for MO. he is our forum expert [laugh]

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Hypersonic

If the owner can't find a suitable company to defuse it, can the police charge the owner for possession of a dangerous weapon of mass destruction? Seriously, the Police can't expect the person to keep it if he can't find a suitable bomb defuser.

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Haizzz......if its chests of gold bars since WWII, tink e owner of e furniture co can stake claim???

 

Me feel tat e bomb whether war relic or dinosaur-aged on all types of pty shd b diffused by e bomb disposal squad. All lands afterall, "belong" to e state and this bomb am sure was nt directed at e furniture factory during e war....or e owner can "transfer" it to public area outside his factory.....wonder wat charge will he then b slapped with? [:p] [:p] [:p]

 

Ridiculous red tape

I agree....I'm sure they will very quick to be there to secure the chest of gold and have it taken away.

 

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a bomb is a national threat, dont know its content for all you know it may contain germ warfare

 

 

 

what kind of police do we have

 

 

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definitely not the first time to find such war relic in singapore? why this incident is so special that police do not want any involvment?

 

on the other hand, i think all bomb disposal is handed by 36SCE.

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Supersonic

For a while there...thought you talking about defusing Soya.....he is as old as a relic.....if not older

 

 

kns.....how cum u so much energy? thot u depressed? :D

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Why is the SPF involved only?

 

Thought it is the purview of the SAF SCE Bomb Disposal Unit to detonate or disarm these munitions?

 

In any case, why is there a difference between a public land or private land when it comes to dangerous materials/objects?

 

Do they mean to say the dangerous stuff will react differently if it is in a public or private land?

 

Public safety, including those of workers', should always come first.

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Supersonic

what is SG police good for? really WTF

 

 

cannot say liddat.

 

they good at koon-ing at MSCP ok? :D

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Turbocharged

36SCE

 

unless there is a change in policy.. it should be handled by the above...

 

I would think so too. They are the people trained and paid to do this.

 

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Don't think the SPF has their own EOD squad.

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I would think so too. They are the people trained and paid to do this.

 

 

 

Don't think the SPF has their own EOD squad.

 

Ya we always point at their "shuttlecock" badge above the no. 4 breast pocket & make fun of them.

 

The EOD specialist have actually one of the most dangerous jobs in SAF.

 

Duds or unexploded munitions are handled by them so most give them plenty of respect.

 

 

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Turbocharged

definitely not the first time to find such war relic in singapore? why this incident is so special that police do not want any involvment?

 

on the other hand, i think all bomb disposal is handed by 36SCE.

 

 

yah lor... i always thought these types of discoveries always settled either by police, civil defense or army...

 

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Ya we always point at their "shuttlecock" badge above the no. 4 breast pocket & make fun of them.

 

The EOD specialist have actually one of the most dangerous jobs in SAF.

 

Duds or unexploded munitions are handled by them so most give them plenty of respect.

 

We call them badminton specialist. Usually regulars during my time. While most of us are trained in basic demolition, we only limit ourself to clearing unexploded ordnance in military area e.g mortar shells or blinds etc. They go in when the real stuffs happens.

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kns.....how cum u so much energy? thot u depressed? :D

 

you helping to cure my depression mah [laugh][laugh][laugh]

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Ya we always point at their "shuttlecock" badge above the no. 4 breast pocket & make fun of them.

 

The EOD specialist have actually one of the most dangerous jobs in SAF.

 

Duds or unexploded munitions are handled by them so most give them plenty of respect.

 

Ehh... I thought more than a few years ago when I went back for ICT already have this company call Explomo disposing all the duds for the SAF? This function already outsourced liao right?

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Turbocharged

Ehh... I thought more than a few years ago when I went back for ICT already have this company call Explomo disposing all the duds for the SAF? This function already outsourced liao right?

 

I dunno but quite feasible given that the task is rather dangerous and time consuming. I bet most of the guys at Explomo was ex-SAF EOD [laugh][laugh]

 

It is called paying more for the same Xhit. But at least Mindef don't have to go around explaining to parents why their son is in multiple chunks and incomplete. [laugh]

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