Call for safety measures, changes to floating barrier after fatal kayak accident off Sentosa
More can be done to make the waters at the “notorious” spot safer, kayakers say.
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More can be done to make the waters at the “notorious” spot safer, kayakers say.
SINGAPORE — Chew Jia Tian, who died while kayaking off the coast of Sentosa on Sunday (Oct 22), was a soft-spoken, polite and hard-working student at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), where she earned her degree in nursing. She was also active in alumni activities, and was an inspiration to the SIT community, said Associate Professor Elaine Siow, programme...
Ms Chew Jia Tian, who died while kayaking off the coast of Sentosa on Sunday, was a soft-spoken, polite and hard-working student at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), where she earned her degree in nursing. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com
The body of a 33-year-old female kayaker, who disappeared while attempting to assist another kayaker off Sentosa on Sunday, has been found.
In a somber incident, the body of a missing kayaker, a 33-year-old woman, was discovered in the waters off Sentosa, leaving a community of kayaking enthusiasts and local authorities in mourning.