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33yo woman falls onto walkway shelter in Boon Keng, dies from injuries

Singapore – A 33-year-old woman who fell onto a walkway shelter at Block 34 Whampoa West on Friday afternoon (Jan 14) passed away due to her injuries.

A 72-year-old man working at a restaurant café on the ground floor heard a loud bang.

He immediately went upstairs to check what had happened, reported Chinese media outlet Lianhe Zaobao.

The man soon discovered a woman lying on the roof of the walkway shelter. He quickly went back down to ask for help.

The man’s colleague, a 32-year-old runner at the restaurant, alerted the police. She later told Zaobao that they witnessed the woman was still panting, although she was lying down with her eyes closed.

A video uploaded in Sg-share together Facebook page on Jan 14 showed several Singapore Civil Defence Force officers and paramedics attending to the woman on the walkway shelter.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Sg-share together

Meanwhile, an SCDF ambulance was parked on standby nearby.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Sg-share together

Passersby were also surrounding the area looking on at the scene.

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Photo: FB screengrab/Sg-share together

SCDF confirmed receiving a call for assistance on Friday at around 5:15 pm on Jan 14 at Block 34 Whampoa West.

The woman was manually rescued from the roof of the covered walkway and conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital while semi-conscious.

She eventually succumbed to her injuries and passed away at the hospital.

No foul play is suspected based on preliminary investigation findings.

Police investigations are ongoing./TISG

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