Group Of Women Caught Brawling Along Clarke Quay Riverfront, 1 Person Injured
A group of women was caught on video fighting along the Clarke Quay riverfront, with footage showing several individuals grappling with a woman dressed in white and pinning her to the ground.
The incident reportedly took place at around 9.55pm on 11 October, drawing attention online after a video of the altercation was shared by the Instagram page SG Follows All.
In the footage, the woman in white is seen being thrown to the ground as other women grab her arms and legs. Another woman appears to pull her hair while the group continues struggling on the ground.
Woman Pinned Down As Fight Continues
The video shows the woman in white attempting to get back on her feet, but she is restrained and pushed back down.
At one point, another woman appears to kick her while she is on the ground as the physical confrontation continues.
Meanwhile, a woman dressed in black notices that someone is recording the incident and tells the person filming to stop.
The circumstances that led to the altercation, including what sparked the fight and whether the women knew one another, remain unclear.
Restaurant Workers Say Fights Occur In The Area
According to Shin Min Daily News, a worker at a nearby Thai restaurant witnessed the incident and heard the women shouting loudly while fighting.
Another worker from a nearby restaurant reportedly said that drunken disputes and fights were not uncommon in the area.
Clarke Quay is known for its nightlife, with restaurants, bars and entertainment venues drawing crowds, particularly during the evening. However, the reasons behind this particular confrontation have not been established.
Police And SCDF Respond To Incident
In response to media queries, the Singapore Police Force and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) confirmed that they received a call for assistance at around 9.55pm on 11 October.
One person was assessed for minor injuries but declined to be taken to hospital.
Police investigations into the incident are ongoing.
It remains unclear whether any arrests have been made or whether further action will be taken against those involved.