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After the blast, workers ran out to an open field screaming in agony

After the blast, workers ran out to an open field screaming in agony
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Tuas deadly explosion: Company director who bought machine online assumed heating controls worked like they do in an air fryer | Singapore

SINGAPORE, Sept 24 Lawyers sought to show at a public hearing yesterday (September 23) that the boss of a company behind a deadly explosion at Tuas had not set out to use a mixer machine the way it was intended to be used. Not only did Chua Xing Da, 37, fail to fully read a user guide before.

Deadly Tuas explosion linked to machine that emitted smoke previously

Deadly Tuas explosion linked to machine that emitted smoke previously
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Man jailed and fined for carrying stun device shaped like mobile phone

Man jailed and fined for carrying stun device shaped like mobile phone
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Singapore Civil Defence Force ragging death: High Court overturns lower court s decision, reinstates more serious charges for two commanders | Singapore

Monday, 05 Apr 2021 03:40 PM MYT First Senior Warrant Officer Nazhan Mohamed Nazi (left) and Lieutenant Kenneth Chong Chee Boon (right). Picture via TODAY Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, April 5 The High Court today accepted the prosecution’s appeal against a lower court’s decision to reduce criminal charges against two Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) commanders over the death of a full-time national serviceman.  In reinstating the original charges, High Court judge See Kee Oon noted that Corporal Kok Yuen Chin had never been a willing participant in the “kolam” (“well” in Malay) ragging activity, and that his commanders consciously chose not to stop it, ignored the risks or trivialised the potential dangers.

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