A man was rushed to the hospital after a fall at Changi Airport on the afternoon of March 23. According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), they received a call for assistance at around 4:10 pm regarding the incident at Terminal 1.
Witnesses described seeing the man fall from the second floor, with one witness, surnamed Bai, stating that she saw him fall and that it bent the railings at the bus stop. Bai said she was scared to death after witnessing the fall. Another witness, surnamed Huang, saw five or six staff members attending to the fallen person, who was lying face down and moaning.
SCD said: when the ambulance arrived, a person was found lying on the floor near a taxi stand and was conveyed to Changi General Hospital. The police are currently investigating the incident.
The incident has raised concerns about safety measures in place at Changi Airport. With the airport being one of the busiest transportation hubs in Asia, ensuring the safety of all visitors and staff is crucial. It is unclear at this time what caused the man to fall, and the police investigation is ongoing.
In the meantime, Changi Airport has advised visitors to remain vigilant and to seek assistance from airport staff or security personnel in case of any emergencies or safety concerns. The airport has also reminded visitors to follow all safety guidelines and instructions while on the premises.
Overall, the incident serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining safety measures in public places, particularly in high-traffic areas like Changi Airport. The airport management and authorities must take necessary steps to prevent similar incidents in the future and ensure the safety of all visitors and staff.