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Graphic video of young woman in China leaping off a building because of relationship issues. Her body actually bounced off the ground! Video here

I am a resident in Dover Road for over 30 years and am recently affected by the Enbloc/SERS upgrading and have to shift about 500m from my existing home to the new ones at Blocks 28A to D at Dover Crescent. I do not have any outstanding summons with the HDB nor do I own a vehicle. I love my home and the residents in the small area of Dover are a very closely knitted bunch. The HDB has inconvenienced and endangered residents, handicapped and pedestrians as well as other road users by using the Handicap Lots at Block 28C to dump sand and debris. This prevents the handicapped residents and members of the public from using the handicap lot. Residents in the process of moving and unloading do not have a proper space to park their vehicles to unload. The Loading and unloading Bay at Block 28C is fully blocked and taken up by the HDB contractor

Liverpool fan's cause of suicide unknown 05:55 AM Dec 23, 2009SINGAPORE - He was such a die-hard fan of Liverpool Football Club that he wore the familiar bright red team jersey even in death. The body of Teo Kok Hun, 33, was found hanging from a bathroom window by his wife on Oct 26, a day after the club had beat archrivals Manchester United. Mr Teo, a driver, was clad in the football jersey with a pair of bermuda shorts. A suicide note was found on the living room table. It was not clear why he took his life but in the note, Mr Teo apologised to his wife and parents and admitted to his gambling habit. Mr Teo was known to have also gambled on football. Yesterday, a coroner's inquiry heard that Mr Teo's wife, a travel agent, had returned from work at 7.30pm that day. Noticing that the lights in the house were not switched on, she called Mr Teo's mobile phone which rang inside the house. Thinking her husband was playing hide and seek with her - which he sometimes did - Mrs Teo started a hunt for her husband. She saw his figure in the shower of the master bedroom toilet and told him to come outside for dinner. When he did not budge, she pushed the shower door and saw that Mr Teo was hanging by his neck from a window. Mrs Teo immediately called her mother, then Mr Teo's sister, who called for an ambulance. In her statement, Mrs Teo said she last saw her husband at 7that morning, before she left for work. During the day, she spoke to him twice on the phone, and the couple made dinner arrangements. Mrs Teo added that they had just bought the house in January, and as a result, they were tight on money. Mr Teo had also taken no-pay leave from his job to find another job. Those who last spoke to Mr Teo detected no change in his mood. In a statement, one of his close friends said the night before his death, he had called Mr Teo while both of them were watching the football match. When Liverpool scored, Mr Teo even teased his friend. State Coroner Victor Yeo returned a verdict of suicide. Ansley Ng

A man has been found dead by his friends in his apartment unit within the Nanyang Technological University campus. The 25 year old, who's not a Singaporean, is believed to have committed suicide. His body was discovered at around 10.30 last night. An NTU spokesperson said the university's support systems have swung into action to ensure that those who found the body are not traumatised. As for his flatmates, NTU has found temporary accommodation for them. The man worked as a Infocomm Project Officer in the university. His apartment unit is located at Nanyang Heights, where staff and graduate students reside. When 938LIVE visited the area shortly after midnight, there were hardly any signs of disturbance. Investigations are underway. If confirmed, this would make it NTU's second alleged suicide case in less than a week. Last Monday, a 21-year-old Indonesian undergraduate slit his wrists and fell to his death after allegedly stabbing his professor in campus.