Heroic Rescue: Indian Workers Honored for Sinkhole Salvage
A Singapore charity raised over SGD 70,000 to honor seven Indian workers who rescued a driver from a car that fell into a sinkhole. The timely rescue, led by foreman Pitchai Udaiyappan Subbiah, was widely praised. Funds will be formally presented to recognize their bravery and contribution.
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A Singapore-based charity has successfully raised over SGD 70,000 from community contributions to appreciate the bravery of seven Indian workers who rescued a driver from a vehicle swallowed by a sinkhole. This heroic act captured widespread admiration across Singapore's community.
The sinkhole, which emerged on Tanjong Katong Road South, saw the quick response of the workers led by foreman Pitchai Udaiyappan Subbiah. The charity, ItsRainingRaincoats (IRR), announced the achievement through social media, citing overwhelming public support.
According to IRR founder Dipa Swaminathan, a formal event will be held to hand over the raised funds. The event intends to honor the workers' courageous act and emphasize their vital role in the community. Meanwhile, videos of the rescue have gone viral, with commendations flowing in online.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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