Meanwhile, a driver had moved one of the injured men to the pavement. The other man s leg was stuck under the motorbike. With the first-aid kit by their side, the three girls, all aged 16, first assessed the injuries of the man on the pavement. He was moaning and appeared to be in quite a bit of pain. He was bleeding from his left palm and had abrasions on his elbows. He also had a laceration on his forehead, Zoe recalled.
The girls sterilised his wounds and stemmed the bleeding.
Added Jill: We also noticed his arm was at an awkward angle and suspected there could be a fracture. We advised him to keep still so the injury would not be aggravated.
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Officers from the police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force at the vicinity of Kallang MRT Station on February 25, 2021. ― TODAY pic
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SINGAPORE, Feb 26 MRT train services on a section of the East-West Line were disrupted yesterday evening at around 10pm after a person was found dead at Kallang MRT Station.
In response to
TODAY’s queries, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said that a person was pronounced dead at 5 Sims Avenue. It is the address of Kallang MRT Station.
The body was found on the east-bound track near the station, rail operator SMRT said. No other details are known about the person.