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File photo of a day room in Changi Prison. (Photo: Amir Yusof)
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SINGAPORE: A man sentenced to life imprisonment in 2004 for abduction climbed up a railing in Changi Prison s psychiatric housing unit during yard time and released his grip, falling one floor below and dying of a head injury.
The coroner ruled his death a deliberate act of suicide on Tuesday (Dec 22), noting that the prison has taken steps to prevent recurrences and is reviewing other possible safety measures including a sensor system to detect anyone near the railings.
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Stepping up to offer a listening ear Psychologist Paul Yong sacrificed his weekends to volunteer with the National Care Hotline, where he offered much-needed emotional support to callers during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr Paul Yong hopes that more Singaporeans will be able to ask for help when the need arises. Photos: Mediacorp Photo Unit
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Amid the unprecedented events of 2020, many Singaporeans have risen to the challenge, displaying resilience, optimism and grit in their response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the run up to the new year, we profile 21 individuals who share more about their respective journeys, as well as their hopes and aspirations for 2021.