No one likes getting caught in the rain without an umbrella.
Besides the possibility of catching a cold, the notion of wet socks and damped hair is enough to ruin one’s day.
For one woman, this nightmare came true while waiting for her husband to run an errand at Sentosa.
Thankfully, a kind stranger came to her rescue.
On Friday (5 Feb) Ms Katherbil shared in Facebook group Good For You Singapore about her encounter with a knight – or rather dame – in shining armour.
In the post, she explained that she was waiting for her husband at Sentosa’s entrance on 28 Jan.
Due to the restriction that apparently allows only 1 person per motorbike through its gates, she unfortunately had to alight by the roadside.
Out of sheer bad luck, Mother Nature took it upon herself to shed tears, as rain fell mercilessly.
Without an umbrella, Ms Katherbil had no choice but to seek shelter under a tree, which offered little relief. She inevitably got drenched.
According to the post, a Sentosa staff named Ros spotted Ms Katherbil.
Ros, without hesitation, had grabbed an umbrella in an effort to shelter her from the downpour.
Even though this was definitely not within her job’s requirements, we can say with certitude that Ros had served her community well.
She even struck up a conversation with Ms Katherbil while waiting for the latter’s husband to return.
Hoping that her compliments will reach Ros, Ms Katherbil has been sharing her experience in various kindness groups on Facebook.
We certainly hope Ros knows, and has spotted Ms Katherbil’s posts.
Thank you, Ros, for making this world a brighter place with your presence.
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