Workers’ Party Member of Parliament Leon Perera (Aljunied GRC) commented on the recent increase in accidents in workplaces, saying that the injuries and deaths resulting from these incidents could be because of “the rush to complete delayed projects as well as the current labour crunch.”
In a Thursday (June 2) Facebook post, Mr Perera called the current state of workplace safety “worrying.” He posted a link to a recent article in The Straits Times about the recent death of a Bangladeshi worker. The 37-year-old man had fallen from a roof at a condominium at 16 West Coast Crescent on May 24, where he had been performing waterproofing work.
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Kind GrabHitch driver brings woman to Dempsey cafe after she has a ‘mental breakdown’ and can’t stop crying
A TikToker’s post about a GrabHitch driver who showed her compassion when she couldn’t stop crying went viral, getting almost 90,000 views since it was posted on Tuesday (May 31).
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Tomie, who goes by @jstkilz on the platform, wrote, “me when I booked a grabhitch to the other side of the country because I was having a mental breakdown and in the car non-stop horrendously crying
So the driver decides to bring me to Dempsey to eat at PS Cafe he felt so bad for me.”
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