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STOMPer iceblue was disgusted that the family who had
caused a 5-hour standoff on board an SBS Transit bus was
given a free ride home in a taxi. He feels they should have
received a stiff penalty for their behaviour instead.

The family of four, comprising a Chinese national couple
from Beijing, an elderly lady and her daughter (both
Singaporean) as well as their maid were told by the bus
captain to alight after they had brought a wheelchair on
board the bus.

This was because the bus was not equipped with a padded
wheelchair dock, which meant that transporting a
wheelchair would have been unsafe for other commuters.

Here's what the STOMPer wrote in an email today (Jan 19):
"I was surprised to read an article in Wanbao yesterday
about this family, including two members from China, who
'hijacked' a public bus for about 5 hours in Singapore, and
was given a free taxi ride home by SBS Transit.

"The family had wanted to board a bus near Mandai and
was refused by the bus driver for bringing a wheelchair up
on the bus due to safety concerns, as wheelchairs are a
safety hazard and might injure others on the bus if there
are no safety straps onboard.

"The family refused to alight and left other commuters
stranded on the bus.

"The reason given by the PRC woman was that the bus did
not have signs that forbid wheelchairs to be brought up.

"The bus captain had to call another bus in to transfer the
other commuters to.

"I am amazed by SBS Transit's response in providing a free
taxi ride home for the family to end the fiasco.

"The situation seems to have been mishandled. It just
suggests one should make a fool out of yourself to have
your requests granted. It sets a bad precedent.

"Clearly, in this scenario, the family had not only created a
public nuisance, but also wasted taxpayer's money by
activating the police and increase costs for the public
transport operator.

"The police, should have taken action against the family
instead.
"No wonder our public transport costs are increasing."

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PAP will regrest letting in so many of these PRC that become new citizens...........

PRCs are not sheeps like s'poreans...............

they will have no fear voting against PAP.............
 

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"Ah bo den? Your Kangaroo court and poodles got no balls to take action against them but jailed me for nine months!"




 
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