Another S'porean killed by falling tree in Mt Ophir,
Johor
Posted: 20 May 2007 1816 hrs
SINGAPORE: Another Singaporean has died after being hit by a
falling tree in Mount Ophir, Johor.
48-year-old Abdul Razak Abdul Hamid, a security officer at the
Changi Airport, was killed at about 10pm on Saturday when a tree
fell on him following a storm.
Muar police said a post-mortem showed the cause of death was
massive abdominal and chest injuries.
Mr Abdul Razak leaves behind a wife and three children.
According to the Malaysian Star newspaper, he had gone to the
mountain with 11 other Singaporeans.
He was killed not far from where a Singaporean climber died on May
15 after being hit by a falling tree.
27-year-old trainee teacher Mohammad Rohaizam Tumadi was asleep in
a tent when the incident happened at 5.15am.
He suffered severe head injuries and was pronounced dead on arrival
at the Tangkak Hospital. - CNA/ir
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i'm really wondering about something... cause lets say, if i cause
a car accident and damaged government properties like lamp post,
signboards, trees etc, i have to pay fine to government
right?
then what if all these government properties cause damage to
innocent people properties or even lifes? dun they have to pay
us???
