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While on her way to collect a package, a Tampines resident was suddenly pecked on the head by a crow.
The incident occurred on Thursday (July 18) noon at the open-air car park behind Block 485B Tampines Avenue 9, reported Shin Min Daily News.
The woman surnamed Bai, 59, said she was walking past the car park when the crow flew down and attacked her. The frightened tuition teacher immediately ran away.
"I later discovered that I got pecked on my scalp, which was bleeding," she recounted.
"The doctor was afraid that I would contract tetanus, and prescribed antibiotics and ointments. He also instructed me to seek medical treatment immediately if I feel unwell."
Bai's scalp was red and swollen, with the wound measuring about one to two centimetres long, according to the Chinese evening daily.
The incident occurred on Thursday (July 18) noon at the open-air car park behind Block 485B Tampines Avenue 9, reported Shin Min Daily News.
The woman surnamed Bai, 59, said she was walking past the car park when the crow flew down and attacked her. The frightened tuition teacher immediately ran away.
"I later discovered that I got pecked on my scalp, which was bleeding," she recounted.
"The doctor was afraid that I would contract tetanus, and prescribed antibiotics and ointments. He also instructed me to seek medical treatment immediately if I feel unwell."
Bai's scalp was red and swollen, with the wound measuring about one to two centimetres long, according to the Chinese evening daily.
'My scalp was bleeding': Crow attacks at least 4 people in Tampines
While on her way to collect a package, a Tampines resident was suddenly pecked on the head by a crow. The incident occurred on Thursday (July 18) noon at the open-air car park behind Block 485B Tampines Avenue 9, reported Shin Min Daily News. The woman surnamed Bai, 59, said she was walking past...
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