Singapore real version of "Dark Water"
I cannot believe this is happening in Singapore!
Earlier last week (16 May 2011), a 30-year-old Indonesian woman was found dead in a water tank on the rooftop of Blk 686B Woodlands Drive 73. Police has classified the case as murder.
Police were alerted to the to the body of the woman in the water tank, said to be about 1.5 metres wide, at about 10am.
It is understood that blood stains were found in the water tank.
After hearing all this, will you still dare to stay there and use the water for bathing and drinking?
Water supplies for those living at Block 686B came to a halt at about 11am.
Notices were put up by the town council, informing residents about the disruption.
Residents of the 15-storey block had to lug buckets of water from the washing area at the void deck.
PUB said it received a report of the incident at Blk 686B, which is under the purview of Sembawang Town Council, at 3.30pm on Monday.
PUB said the Sembawang town council immediately isolated all the tanks serving the block once it was informed of the incident. There are eight water tanks servicing the block.
Washing, flushing and sterilising works of tanks and distribution pipes began immediately.
PUB said officers were also on site to assist the town council, and also provided water bags and a water tanker.
The national water agency, PUB, said water supply is expected to be restored by midnight.
A resident said she felt like vomiting after she got word of the murder. She said she will take precautions for fear that the water had been contaminated.
"This morning, I used the water for cooking, But now I have to go home and throw it all away. I asked if we could bathe, the people in charge said better not. When I found out, I thought it was horrific."
Another resident was resigned to what has happened. She said: "I'm not scared, I already cooked with it, I'm not scared."
The deceased had long hair and was found in a T-shirt and bermudas. She was pronounced dead at 1pm.
It is believed that she works with a family living in the block where she was found.
One of the lifts at the block was also out of order, with some residents saying that they saw blood stains in the lift.
A 27-year-old Bangladeshi has been arrested in connection to the case.
A resident living in the opposite block said he saw the suspect being arrested at about the same time.
He said: "I saw an Indian man, wearing light green colour shirt caught by the police officers. Don't know what happened, did not hear any kind of loud noise or anything like this."
Some residents living on the highest floor said they heard loud voices of people quarrelling early in the morning.
Y.E.S.93.3FM: 不要污染我的 watertank (Something worth laughing!!!)
Water tank by yes933
Earlier last week (16 May 2011), a 30-year-old Indonesian woman was found dead in a water tank on the rooftop of Blk 686B Woodlands Drive 73. Police has classified the case as murder.
Police were alerted to the to the body of the woman in the water tank, said to be about 1.5 metres wide, at about 10am.
It is understood that blood stains were found in the water tank.
After hearing all this, will you still dare to stay there and use the water for bathing and drinking?
Water supplies for those living at Block 686B came to a halt at about 11am.
Notices were put up by the town council, informing residents about the disruption.
Residents of the 15-storey block had to lug buckets of water from the washing area at the void deck.
PUB said it received a report of the incident at Blk 686B, which is under the purview of Sembawang Town Council, at 3.30pm on Monday.
PUB said the Sembawang town council immediately isolated all the tanks serving the block once it was informed of the incident. There are eight water tanks servicing the block.
Washing, flushing and sterilising works of tanks and distribution pipes began immediately.
PUB said officers were also on site to assist the town council, and also provided water bags and a water tanker.
The national water agency, PUB, said water supply is expected to be restored by midnight.
A resident said she felt like vomiting after she got word of the murder. She said she will take precautions for fear that the water had been contaminated.
"This morning, I used the water for cooking, But now I have to go home and throw it all away. I asked if we could bathe, the people in charge said better not. When I found out, I thought it was horrific."
Another resident was resigned to what has happened. She said: "I'm not scared, I already cooked with it, I'm not scared."
The deceased had long hair and was found in a T-shirt and bermudas. She was pronounced dead at 1pm.
It is believed that she works with a family living in the block where she was found.
One of the lifts at the block was also out of order, with some residents saying that they saw blood stains in the lift.
A 27-year-old Bangladeshi has been arrested in connection to the case.
A resident living in the opposite block said he saw the suspect being arrested at about the same time.
He said: "I saw an Indian man, wearing light green colour shirt caught by the police officers. Don't know what happened, did not hear any kind of loud noise or anything like this."
Some residents living on the highest floor said they heard loud voices of people quarrelling early in the morning.
Y.E.S.93.3FM: 不要污染我的 watertank (Something worth laughing!!!)
Water tank by yes933
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