I dunno where is that place, at first i read article, i tot its
in malaysia or blagadesh or china or bangkok or somewhere, cos in
article mentions lots of countries... Oh then i saw the word
"local" at the end of the article, I realize its in
singapore.
Wow... its quite surprising... another FT has been murdured here in
singapore... Why? why suddenly so many cases of crimes happening? I
think is because of the full moon.
Cannot be FT come into singapore create all these troubles mah
right, afterall singapore is first world, very strict in granting
Visas to incoming crows
visitors, if u pros or no degree, u cant come into singapore, our
govenment will not allow your to come in.
41-year-old Chinese was third woman found dead in a week
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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"--> Screams were heard
and a woman was pronounced dead in Little India
yesterday.
Police are now investigating the murder of the 41-year-old
Chinese Malaysian.
They received a call at about 7.15pm about an injured person in
a building in Flanders Square, a dead-end street off Petain
Road.
The woman, found lying face up on the ground floor with injuries
to her upper body, was pronounced dead by paramedics at 7.25pm.
She was fully clothed.
The owner of the building discovered the body and informed the
police. It has not been established whether she lived there.
The row of three-storey residential units houses mostly foreign
workers from India, Bangladesh, China, Thailand and
Malaysia.
The Malaysian was the third woman found dead last week.
Two bodies had earlier been discovered in Bukit Batok and
Sentosa.
Last night, the road in front of the buildings in
Flanders Square and the dark walkway behind them
were cordoned off by the police for at least five hours.
Eyewitnesses told The Sunday Times that at about 7pm, they heard
two screams from a woman. One man said he saw a woman, believed to
be the one found dead later, run in and out of a building shortly
after.
Bangladeshi construction worker Rabiaul Awal,
27, who lives with 30 others in another building, said he heard a
commotion. He looked down from a third-storey window and saw
several men running along the street.
'I was scared, so I called my friend. We left the building and
had dinner elsewhere,' he said. He returned at about 9pm but was
kept out by the police cordon.
A Chinese national, who gave his name only as Mr Gong, said that
several units along the street are known to house brothels.
The 25-year-old supermarket assistant has lived in the area for
four months and said the street was usually quiet and peaceful,
except on weekends when foreign workers sat in groups along it.
'The prostitutes use mainly the back alley. I never see them. I
never talk to my neighbours. We're all busy with our own lives,' he
said.
Another Chinese national, a retail assistant
who wanted to be known only as Ms Li, 22, moved
into the area four days ago and was shocked to learn of the
murder.
'I visited the area with a local friend who
told me not to stay here as he said he did not have a good feeling
about this place,' she said. She had previously lived in Tiong
Bahru.
'But I was urgently looking for a place. Now I don't know if I
dare to stay here anymore.'
[email protected]
Witnesses can call the police hotline on 1800-255-0000
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http://www.straitstimes.com/Breaking%2BNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_295111.html
hah? i dont even know that the second murder this week was at
Sentosa. *sighs.. i never read newspaper :(
