Unlike schools in some other countries, Singapore’s campuses are relatively safe, with violent incidents rare.
That’s why it may be shocking to some that a stabbing took place at the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) headquarters in Clementi.
It involved two cleaners, the school said.
Source: Google Maps
A teenage suspect has been charged in court for the alleged offence.
In an Instagram story on Friday (30 June), a user posted that there was a “lunch time slashing” that day at SIM.
Though the incident was “unfortunate”, he also was thankful that there was an event involving security services company AETOS going on at that time.
Source: @yinzjoee on Instagram
That means the campus was “crawling with auxiliary police”, he added.
In response to queries from MS News, SIM said they were aware of “an incident” that place on campus on Friday (30 June).
They would reveal only that it involved two contract cleaners.
The school is unable to disclose further details, they added, as police investigations are ongoing.
However, 8world News reported that the alleged culprit is an 18-year-old Malaysian named Thevendran Rao Rejendran.
He allegedly stabbed another man named Ruban Raj Tamil Arasan in his neck.
This happened at 12.12pm on 30 June at the SIM campus.
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The weapon he allegedly used is believed to be a pair of scissors.
Thevendran Rao Rejendran was charged in court on Saturday (1 July) with voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon.
If convicted, he could be jailed for up to seven years, fined, caned, or subjected to any combination of these punishments.
MS News hopes the injured man isn’t too seriously injured, and wishes him a quick recovery.
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Featured image adapted from Google Maps and @yinzjoee on Instagram.
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