A 31-year-old woman was seen in the waters off Sentosa Gateway on Saturday (29 June), according to videos on social media.
She was rescued by the Police Coast Guard (PCG) and apprehended under the Mental Health Act.
Source: @madsinsg on TikTok
The incident was captured in videos posted on TikTok over the weekend.
One of the clips showed an individual apparently floating spreadeagled in the waters of the Keppel Harbour, that is, the channel between Sentosa and VivoCity.
Source: @notrhnong on TikTok
A PCG vessel was also seen approaching her.
Source: @notrhnong on TikTok
A large number of onlookers watched from Sentosa Gateway.
Source: @notrhnong on TikTok
Another clip showed PCG officers pulling the person towards their boat with a life buoy.
Source: @madsinsg on TikTok
The netizen who posted the video was unsure how she got into the water.
They did say, however, that the boat took no more than five minutes to reach her.
She was then helped onto the boat, according to the first clip.
Source: @notrhnong on TikTok
A Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) vessel was also at the scene, monitoring proceedings from afar.
Source: @notrhnong on TikTok
In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said it received a call for assistance at about 8.45pm on Saturday (29 June) night.
The location was the waters off Sentosa Gateway.
A 31-year-old woman was conveyed to the hospital while conscious.
She was subsequently apprehended under Section 7 of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act 2008.
According to Singapore Statutes Online, that section obliges the police to apprehend any person believed to be dangerous to themselves or others, “and such danger is reasonably suspected to be attributable to a mental disorder”.
Also read: Woman’s body found floating in waters off Kallang Riverside Park, pronounced dead at the scene
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