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Tanjong Katong Sinkhole: Migrant Workers Who Rescued Driver Invited to Istana

SINGAPORE, JUL 30 – Over 1,600 donors contributed more than $70,000 to support seven migrant workers who rescued a driver from a sinkhole, highlighting their vital role in Singapore's community.

  • Last Saturday on Tanjong Katong Road South, a group of seven Indian migrant workers helped save a female driver trapped in a car that had fallen into a sinkhole.
  • The sinkhole appeared after a concrete element gave way at approximately 5:50 pm during work on a 16-metre-deep excavation aimed at linking three sewer pipelines at a nearby PUB site.
  • Site foreman Pitchai Udaiyappan Subbiah and his coworkers quickly used a rope to pull the woman to safety, drawing widespread praise and recognition from the public and officials.
  • 1,639 donors contributed SGD 72,241 through charity ItsRainingRaincoats, which will distribute the funds to the workers, who will also receive the Ministry of Manpower's ACE Coin for their courage.
  • The seven migrant workers who helped rescue a woman from a sinkhole have been welcomed to attend the Istana Open House on August 3, where they will have the chance to interact with President Tharman Shanmugaratnam and other guests.
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