Warning: Some readers may find the photos and descriptions in this article graphic and triggering. Discretion is advised.
Nine months after a fire broke out at the block, residents of 91 Henderson Road bore witness to another tragedy on Saturday (23 Sep).
One person was found dead there, said the authorities.
Source: Google Maps
According to an MS News reader who is a resident, someone fell from his block.
The resident said he saw a crowd gathered at Block 91 when he was coming back home from work on Saturday afternoon.
While he couldn’t get a good look at what happened as he was blocked by people, he did see police officers at the scene.
However, he wasn’t certain whether the incident was a suicide or an accident.
At 3.09pm, a neighbour sent him a photo of what appeared to be a person lying motionless at the foot of the block, with bloodstains coming from the body.
Photo courtesy of MS News reader
A thin, long object resembling an umbrella was on the ground near the body.
According to the neighbour, the grisly scene was witnessed minutes ago by his kid, who ran back home because he was shocked. He then called the police.
Screenshot courtesy of MS News reader
Residents also shared a photo of the dreaded blue tent set up at the foot of the block.
Police officers were readying a gurney that’s typically used to transport bodies.
Photo courtesy of MS News reader
In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said they received a call for assistance at 3.05pm on Saturday (23 Sep).
They were dispatched to the location, which was Block 91 Henderson Road.
An SCDF paramedic pronounced one person dead at the scene.
The resident said the latest incident was “very sad news”, as two lives have now been lost at his block in one year.
The first tragedy involved NSF firefighter Edward Go, who passed away after falling unconscious while attending to fire at the same block.
MS News extends our condolences to the loved ones of the deceased.
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Featured image courtesy of MS News reader and adapted from Google Maps.
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