Couple killed on rail track

last SG · 2009-08-08T21:47:19+00:00

thx a lot for the explanation folks....i personally have seen railway tracks at Bukit Panjang (near Bukit Panjang Post Office), as well as near Dover - Buona...

Short Ninja SG

that land belongs to KTM, which is a Malaysian registered company, not Malaysia

If I am not wrong that land legally belongs to the State of Johor.

laurence82 SG

If I am not wrong that land legally belongs to the State of Johor.

err, where it says?

Interception_7 SG

In the first place, they aren't supposed to sit at the railway. Knowing trains can come at anytime of the day.

If there are still trains running on the line, the line and land still belongs to them. An example is the former Jurong Branch Line. That land isnt used anymore, and Singapore took the land back from Malaysia.

caleb_chiang SG

I believe that when you step into the platform, your passport is chopped liao? If so, then you are already in malaysia...

Interception_7 SG

I believe that when you step into the platform, your passport is chopped liao? If so, then you are already in malaysia...

Yes..

If I recalled correctly, they won't stamp on your passport. They will stamp onto your declaration card. Just a chop like, KTM TG PAGAR 10 AUG 2009

Then when you are returning back to Singapore via train.. They will take away your declaration card, and will sign, in red ink, with the officer's Signature, and the date you depart from Johor... Something like, Ahmad 11/8/09

sbst275 SG

nope to M'sia from Tg Pagar they can't stamp e passport cos you've not cleared Woodlands CIQ

only tat special KTM stamp

Tilldeath23 SG

An accident involving the couple now becomes very off topic, now talking abt KTM system

Interception_7 SG

Afterall, we stillcome back to the topic.

gunner77 SG

You want rubbish I give you one

The KTM commited suicide.

Short Ninja SG

err, where it says?

Ask the Sultan to show you the title deeds

laurence82 SG

Ask the Sultan to show you the title deeds

yeah right, haha

as i recall from the debate during the 90s, singapore's contention were that the land belongs to KTM and not Malaysia

the Malaysia immigration does not stamp on our passport at Tanjong Pagar or anywhere while the train is in Singapore

but i'll leave this debate for another topic

Short Ninja SG

yeah right, haha

as i recall from the debate during the 90s, singapore's contention were that the land belongs to KTM and not Malaysia

the Malaysia immigration does not stamp on our passport at Tanjong Pagar or anywhere while the train is in Singapore

but i'll leave this debate for another topic

Ok it is like Orchard MRT station belong to SMRT but not SIngapore>Hahaha

There is still a lot of land around Singapore that belongs to the State of Johor which they refused to sell and Singapore cant do nothing about it.I cant quite recall the many times when I took the train from Tanjong Pagar to Holiday Inn (JB) in the 80s or where my passport was actually stamped but I do recall one incident when a Singaporean friend jumped off a railing to pick up a cigarette box that he dropped and then climbed back.....before we could board the train a group of Singapore Police almost arrested him for illegal re-entry into Singapore>LOL...this is so hilarious so how could I forget?

Interception_7 SG

moral is:

the line is still active. don't play near the railway line.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO_s4m54w1I

Short Ninja SG

moral is:

the line is still active. don't play near the railway line.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO_s4m54w1I

That is rite! when someone dies on the MRT lines most would believe it has to be suicide but when people die on the KTM lines. Cold blooded murder izzit? Train driver's licence need to be gantung to make some forumnites happy here>Hahaha

laurence82 SG

Ok it is like Orchard MRT station belong to SMRT but not SIngapore>Hahaha

via a corporation and not directly, so this is not a sovereignty issue, arbor we can say ports in Dubai or India belonging to PSA Intl is actually Singapore land

i believe the error was corrected, hence you wont see Malaysia Immigration stamping passports until we are well out of Singapore

phew

Interception_7 SG

If you want to know how fast the trains is,

view this few vids:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgN2FlPsAXg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAeq09U7O-s

The driver of the train, sure want to avoid the accident. But since the two student didnt manage to budge, the driver DID apply his brakes but he watch helplessly to see the students being bumped by the train.

Short Ninja SG

If you want to know how fast the trains is,

view this few vids:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgN2FlPsAXg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAeq09U7O-s

Let us not even talk about train for a while.Would any reasonable person sit in the middle of a road even if there were no cars passing at that time?

linwei20 SG

Guys, past have been past already, so let the matter rest. If this going to continue on arguing, i think the 2 victims won't have peace? Just my 2 cents

nightzip SG

Then can I ask, Causeway belongs to who leh?

Nikar7 SG

the cause of their death = complete mystery

1) cannot be drunk cos' blood tests show no traces of alchohol or anything

2) cannot be stuck in trackscos' from the photos, even if stuck in track, very easy to remove and considering the noise from train so loud, they could have heard it from far away and plenty of time to remove leg / shirt / pants / shoes / whatever. And btw, the dimensions of the gap is not enough to trap a leg or anything.

3) cannot be unaware of train coming due to loud noise of train in the middle of the night

4) RAILWAY TRACK GOT GHOST???!!

and yeah, i agree driver not at fault cos' it's just IMPOSSIBLE to brake the trains in such a short time and plus, it's night. The driver very likely didn't see those guys until some distance away and by then, too late liao.

this is what happens to kids who don't want to go home and still want to stay out late.

see lah, got problem liao. 2 young lives 20 and 19 yrs old........big big pity.

my condolences to them.

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