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[uPDATE 12 Dec, 858AM: Condition of SAF serviceman]

 

A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular serviceman who was critically injured following a routine exercise on board a navy ship on Monday afternoon has reportedly lost both legs and an arm.

 

Weapons systems supervisor, Military Expert (ME) 2 Jason Chee Weng Fai was caught between a motorised winch and rope as he was checking the berthing rope on board the RSS Endeavour.

 

According to The Straits Times, the 29-year-old lost his limbs and remains in critical condition at Changi General Hospital following emergency surgery.

 

Quoting a Defence Ministry official, the daily broadsheet added that fault equipment could have been the cause of the accident on Monday.

 

Local media have also reported that a two-day "safety time out" has been called on all naval training exercises to allow the Defence Ministry to carry out a review of safety and training procedures.

 

It is expected to be lifted later on Wednesday.

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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/saf-regular-criti...-010319550.html

 

[uPDATE 12 Dec, 858AM: Condition of SAF serviceman]

 

A Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) regular serviceman who was critically injured following a routine exercise on board a navy ship on Monday afternoon has reportedly lost both legs and an arm.

 

Weapons systems supervisor, Military Expert (ME) 2 Jason Chee Weng Fai was caught between a motorised winch and rope as he was checking the berthing rope on board the RSS Endeavour.

 

According to The Straits Times, the 29-year-old lost his limbs and remains in critical condition at Changi General Hospital following emergency surgery.

 

Quoting a Defence Ministry official, the daily broadsheet added that fault equipment could have been the cause of the accident on Monday.

 

Local media have also reported that a two-day "safety time out" has been called on all naval training exercises to allow the Defence Ministry to carry out a review of safety and training procedures.

 

It is expected to be lifted later on Wednesday.

 

 

this is bad... lost both legs and an arm.... [:(]

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damn sad man.

 

really hope the government compensate him well and god bless him for speedy recovery!

 

Felt sad for him too.

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Hope he has a smooth recovery. Poor fella.

 

Thumbs up to the Navy MOs who resuscitated him. 3 major limbs injury. really no joke.

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Hope he has a smooth recovery. Poor fella.

 

Thumbs up to the Navy MOs who resuscitated him. 3 major limbs injury. really no joke.

 

 

really an awakening for the fella. I feel for him, Abled one day, and en-abled the next.....reality setting in gonna take a while. Can get damn depressing. Hope he overcomes it and does good.

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damn sad man.

 

really hope the government compensate him well and god bless him for speedy recovery!

 

I hope so..

 

What if investigation results points to human negligence? SAF is immune to workplace injury compensation act.

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hmm. will the navy keep him on payroll?

 

or will they discharge him?

 

if discharge him then he lose out on all medical benefits?

 

Find out n let us know? [rolleyes]

 

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