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[KARTer]

This sounds like a MIW sales pitch

maybe they should copyright it!!!

[KARTer]

Beijing MRT stations implemented checks prior to their Olympics, and i think it is manageable... it is only whether the management wants to hire MORE people doing inspections...

hiring = employment..... this will help reduce unemployment.. but only for FT? locals wont do such work (checking bags etc)

[KARTer]

er...old ppl, their urine can be more acidic wor..u dun burn a hole in her bum

what talking you??.... i will lubricate the existing hole first....

[KARTer]

I just find this story very fishy.

 

Firstly no one saw the suspicious activity like

 

a person pouring liquid on an empty seat.

 

Second even if you wanted to pour acid on a seat,

 

you cannot find one and if you do find any empty seat

 

someone will push you aside and park their bum on it.

 

So where go time to pour anything?

 

hmmm.... quite true

 

but maybe the person sat there first.... and just before he stood up and left, he squeezed the liq on the seat and use his bag to shield his action?

 

[KARTer]

maybe her fart activate the chemical reaction in the water stain?

come to think of it, not many pple fart in trains.... how they control themselves?

[KARTer]

must be you...!!!

me too wanna be a good citizen / contributing to the society......

we werk together hand in hand......

the young / pretty / gorgeous - mine..

the olx / fax & uglx / unspeakable - yours... :

 

after reading your 'plan', i feel something not right leh..... ...... why not i take those below 50kg (regardless of vital statistic), you take those above, especially with big front asset.... you have your risks, i have mine, fair bo?

 

[Jman888]

if the culprit get caught, must pour the acid on his kkj :angry: :angry:

 

Nurse burnt by substance on train seat

Published on May 03, 2013

 

 

A NURSE yesterday suffered burns on her left buttock after sitting on an unknown substance in a public area - the second such incident in two weeks.

 

Ms Wan Zahfirah Arshad, 24, was on a north-bound SMRT train heading towards Jurong East at 11am when she sat on what could have been acid.

 

After alighting, she experienced an unbearable tingling sensation and noticed a yellow substance on her clothes.

 

A spokesman for the Singapore General Hospital confirmed that she is currently warded at the hospital for 3 per cent burns.

 

Singapore student burned by corrosive liquid left on bus stop seat

Saturday, Apr 20, 2013

YourHealth, AsiaOne

 

SINGAPORE - A 14-year-old boy has suffered second-degree acid burns after accidentally sitting on what is believed to be sulphuric acid left on seat at a Bukit Batok East Ave 3 bus stop, Shin Min Daily News reported.

 

Aung Phone Naing, a student at the School of Science and Technology, told the Chinese Daily in an interview that he was waiting for a bus to head to school at 6am on Thursday morning when the incident happened.

 

He said that he was at the bus stop as usual and decided to sit down to wait for the bus. To his surprise, he sat on something wet, and thought he sat down on some rain water.

 

He used his hands to brush away the water and did not think much of it. However, after a few moments he began to feel a hot, burning sensation on his thighs. He said that he endured the pain for half an hour until he reached his school. He then immediately went to a school toilet to take a look at his thighs.

 

There, he discovered a large patch of red skin - the size of two palms - and in the middle of the area, he said that there was a black mark.

 

He went to the school office to borrow a pair of pants and also to call his mother for help. When she arrived, she immediately took him to a nearby polyclinic.

 

Upon seeing the injury, the doctor quickly sent him to the accident and emergency department of the National University Hospital. Subsequently, it was discovered that he had corrosive liquid burns and required hospitalisation.

 

"After the doctor helped me clean and dress the wound, the wound did not hurt any more. But for now I cannot go to school, and need to rest until next week," he told Shin Min.

 

The doctors told him that he had second degree burns and can choose to undergo skin grafting. He will be back to the doctor on Monday to decide the next course of action.

[Mockngbrd]

SG police still cannot find ar?

[Toothiewabbit]

Great, we have to put up with crowded trains, breakdowns, delays and now this - once you managed to get a just-vacant seat, must check for suspicious substance before putting your tired butt on it

Edited May 3, 2013 by Toothiewabbit

[Jman888]

so when you see any liquid on the seat, please do not sit on it, call the security or police first

[Antonee]

How to pungsai like that?

 

Cannot sit, cannot squat, backside easy to get infected.....

 

 

Go home pung sai the best, still can shower ka Chng clean

[Ender]

Culprit hibernate for more than a year and strike again. Bloody sicko..

 

Howcome the acid didn't corrode the plastic seats? Should have been obvious if it had.

Edited May 3, 2013 by Ender

[Tonyng]

SG police still cannot find ar?

 

Seat sounds like not damaged. Not vandalism of MRT. No elite hurt. Not even an appeal for witnesses. Definitely not a priority.

[Wolfy3769]

u sure it will be a kkj??

[Nicholas]

Culprit hibernate for more than a year and strike again. Bloody sicko..

 

Howcome the acid didn't corrode the plastic seats? Should have been obvious if it had.

 

Learn from Breaking bad that hydrofluoric acid, one of the strongest acid, won't "eat" through plastic but can melt the ceramic of a bathtub, metal, rock, and glass.

[Bystander50]

Seat sounds like not damaged. Not vandalism of MRT. No elite hurt. Not even an appeal for witnesses. Definitely not a priority.

 

Maybe next time they'll ban carrying of liquids onboard trains.

 

But come look at it, the whole security of the train is a joke and only reactive, not proactive. So much so for spending millions against terror. A small mischief like this, whether intentional or unintentional (accidental spillage since our MRT also carries tons of workers in the construction trade) could provide ideas for the real guys to carry out similiar things on a large scale. For all we know, someone may be testing the alertness and reaction of the rail operator. Just look back at the Toyko subway sarin gas attack by the Aum Shinrikyo sect.

 

The authorities should just stop boasting about how well prepared they can manage or prevent security incidents. Sooner or later, someone will come out to challenge it. The Boston attacks just showed how ordinary people can carry out such attacks amid security forces deployed on the ground. And in SG, when a threat is suspected or probable, they'll just depoloy massive amount of security forces at that sector. An attacker would have used this as a diversionary and whack somewhere else where they least expect.

 

 

[Wyfitms]

Maybe next time they'll ban carrying of liquids onboard trains.

 

But come look at it, the whole security of the train is a joke and only reactive, not proactive. So much so for spending millions against terror. A small mischief like this, whether intentional or unintentional (accidental spillage since our MRT also carries tons of workers in the construction trade) could provide ideas for the real guys to carry out similiar things on a large scale. For all we know, someone may be testing the alertness and reaction of the rail operator. Just look back at the Toyko subway sarin gas attack by the Aum Shinrikyo sect.

 

The authorities should just stop boasting about how well prepared they can manage or prevent security incidents. Sooner or later, someone will come out to challenge it. The Boston attacks just showed how ordinary people can carry out such attacks amid security forces deployed on the ground. And in SG, when a threat is suspected or probable, they'll just depoloy massive amount of security forces at that sector. An attacker would have used this as a diversionary and whack somewhere else where they least expect.

 

stop giving ideas to terrorists!

[Whackonly]

Yea heard about this going on for quite a bit... Well now we know, that we cannot sit on a wet seat just to be saved...