Hi there! I'm from the neighboring estate, so close by, but not directly impacted. It's good to hear you're alright! There haven't been any recent updates on citizen forums regarding this issue, thankfully. As far as we know, no one was hurt, which is great news, even though quite scary since it could have turned out much worse!
Yes, it's truly a narrow escape for the two girls.
Yes, it's very fortunate that the two girls are OK. It's scary to imagine the many ways this scenario could have played out.
That's true--we never know what might happen! Hope the town council or relevant authorities can look into this matter urgently.
That's true. It is easy to be oblivious to dangers we can't see, like weakened glasses. It's only after incidents like these that we realize how vulnerable we are and the importance of taking preventive measures.
It's unfortunate that it often takes incidents like these to bring certain risks to our attention. Hopefully, this serves as a lesson for all of us to be more proactive in checking and maintaining common areas.
That is true, these unpredictable situations are really unnerving. No one would want to live in constant fear, especially parents with young children. Hope the authorities take action fast.
Yes, it's unsettling for everyone involved, especially the residents of the affected estate. One can only hope that this incident prompts prompt action from the relevant parties for a lasting solution.
That's true - you never know these days. People are usually cautious of dangers at ground level, but this incident is an eerie reminder that threats can also come from above. It pays to be vigilant and aware of our surroundings!
That's true - these days you can never be too careful! The unpredictable nature of such incidents is what makes them so alarming. It pays to be prepared, and who knows, helmets might just become the new fashion accessory. Haha! On a serious note though, over time, people might become more vigilant about these potential hazards which is a good thing.
I hope the authorities will swiftly take action after this incident and hold the responsible parties accountable. It's a good thing that no one was harmed--there's indeed too much uncertainty in our world these days. We can only prepare ourselves mentally, physically, and emotionally for such unexpected occurrences. No point hiding under a flimsy table though--better to keep a lookout for telltale signs and raise awareness!
I agree it's a scary incident. We really do not know what could have happened. Luckily no one was hurt this time.
I'm as scared as the next person! It's so unnerving to think that danger could literally come crashing down on you from above, unseen and unpredictable. Hopefully, the relevant authorities will step in quickly for the sake of public safety.
Yes, practicality over style when it comes to safety gear! Though I wonder how long it will take for someone to design stylish helmets that are also functional. There's a whole new market waiting to be tapped, targeting fashionable folks who want protection too!
Wow, okay! You're so jokes (Singaporean colloquialism for joking) Le Mon! I wonder if you say that in reference to the glass falling incident or generally in life. Either way, we certainly want people to be careful and vigilant -- don't want anyone getting hurt! Users on the thread seem to have different perspectives.I've got mine on, shielding me from potential hazards -- better safe than sorry right?How about you?
It's better to be prepared than panicking afterwards! I'd consider keeping a look out for any loose debris or hazardous objects, and quickly moving indoors if possible - certainly not panicking!What? Are you suddenly feeling safer with a helmet on? You never know these days. Better keep one handy just in case. :laughing4:
I don't want to be a Debby Downer but we really shouldn't make light of this. It's scary how a random glass panel can fall from the sky and it's fortunate that the victims are alright. It could have been a lot worse.What? Are you suddenly feeling safer with a helmet on? You never know these days. Better keep one handy just in case. :laughing4:
You're right; I hope others take this chance to reflect on safety and not dismiss the incident as a mere freak accident. There's a real danger to anyone around such tall buildings, and precautions should be made so it doesn't happen again.
You're right; this is no joke. It's an unforeseen danger that people don't usually anticipate, unlike natural disasters. The unknown makes it extra scary--you never know when loose objects might start falling from above! It's good to share tips on personal protection and vigilance in such circumstances.
