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Red Lion 3WO Jeffrey Heng took a hard landing during the National Day Parade on Aug 9, 2022. 09 Aug 2022 07:32PM (Updated: 09 Aug ...

My best wishes and speedy recovery to that brave Red Lion." “I really hope the last Red Lion is ok," one wrote. The incident drew concern from both spectators and people watching the parade from home.

The Red Lions free-fall jump is one of the most anticipated segments during National Day celebrations. Making a smooth landing amid strong winds is no mean ...

A total of 10 parachutists were expected to land. Unfortunately, one Red Lion had a hard landing during his free-fall jump at this year’s National Day Parade. Red Lion Parachutist Crash-Lands During NDP 2022 Free-Fall Jump

25000 people gathered at the Marina Bay floating platform to mark Singapore's 57th birthday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

It is embodied in the logo of two figures holding hands to build a caring and inclusive society. This sparked a high-speed water chase, helicopters performing climbing manoeuvres close to the crowd, troopers raiding a "hijacked" public bus, and tanks firing into the distance. Teacher Ravindran Rajasekeran, 37, who was also watching at the platform, said: "During the pandemic, a lot of normal things we took for granted were restricted. Have you ever felt forgotten in the middle of nowhere? There, standing alone, was singer-songwriter Aisyah Aziz. In a velvety voice, she sang a song of compassion: "Have you ever felt like nobody was there? About the only thing that signalled how the pandemic is not over was some spectators wearing face masks.

The National Day Parade celebrations at The Float @ Marina Bay marked a return to live performances on a grand scale after two years.

Injecting an intimacy absent from the stage, the film dived into how individual lives were affected by the circuit breaker. One memorable sequence from the video, which made audiences laugh, was a spunky dance battle of sorts. As dusk fell, the show segment opened with a lively song and dance on stage. After a five-year hiatus, the massive display of Singapore’s land, air and water defence assets returned to the parade. “When I (do) public events, there's a lot of attention. Medics rushed to his side before he was stretchered off.

As we celebrate Singapore's 57th birthday tomorrow, here are some youths who have been working behind the scenes and onstage to bring the show to us!

I am looking forward to National Day like the rest of the country and seeing everyone’s hard work pay off. She also makes sure that the performers know their roles and responsibilities for the show. They should get the credit as well,” he shares. Every Thursday and Saturday, she ensures that the students meet for rehearsals. Of course, most of the attention goes to the performers every year. Being a photographer means spending most of his time in the hot Singapore sun, but the pictures are worth it, he says. If one ‘gear’ gets loose, the whole show falls apart,” he says. A keen musician, Taufiq usually plays Brazilian percussion. But it’s also the backstage crew who ensures everything goes according to plan. Since they started training in May, Ilyana has been responsible for a group of 40 performers. And it makes for some stunning shots as well! — as a country.