Another floating body

[Mockngbrd]

is it some trend now?

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_686446.html

 

 

THE body of a Chinese woman was found floating in the Singapore River under the Helix Bridge on Friday night.

 

The woman was pronounced dead at the scene at about 11.50pm by paramedics, the police said.

 

The police had received a call at about 11.20pm informing of a dead body found floating in the sea off Bayfront Avenue. Upon arrival, they found the body floating under the Helix Bridge.

 

A spokesperson for the Singapore Civil Defence Force told citizen journalism site STOMP: 'Rescue personnel retrieved the body with a lifeline and buoy. The body was found 2m from the bank of the river.'

 

'The body was that of a female Chinese of approximately 40-50 years of age.'

 

Police have classified the case as unnatural death and investigations are ongoing.

[Nullifi3d]

When they say Chinese are they referring to a local or a foreigner?

[Kopites]

Helix bridge? Another victim of casino?

[Darthrevan]

have to change the whole river?

[Tarzan666]

drown no $ leh..

hit by mrt better.

[Csnewbie]

drown no $ leh..

hit by mrt better.

n has to inconvenient bro Radx...

[Wishcumstrue]

have to change the whole river?

 

No. It's in Marina Reservoir this time. At least 50% not missing.

 

 

[Csnewbie]

Helix bridge? Another victim of casino?

 

Sands is ill-fated to be there?

[Stooky]

Dead body found at Changi Beach on first day of Chinese New Year

 

A dead body has been found at Changi Beach on Jan. 28 at 6pm by several members of the public.

 

Footage of the body being brought to shore was initially uploaded on Facebook with the purpose of alerting the deceased’s family members.

 

In the video that was previously uploaded, two anglers were seen helping to move the deceased onto shore and respectfully laid him in the sand.

 

The unidentified man was wearing nothing but a pair of trunks or shorts.

 

The police have been contacted.

 

http://mothership.sg/2017/01/dead-body-found-at-changi-beach-on-first-day-of-chinese-new-year/