NSF firefighter dies

SINGAPORE - A firefighter from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) who was serving his full-time national service died after falling unconscious ...

“SCDF and his teammates are very saddened by his death, and extend our deepest condolences to his family. An SCDF ambulance crew at the scene also used the automated external defibrillator on him and conveyed him to Singapore General Hospital. “His crew immediately brought him out of the unit and administered cardio-pulmonary resuscitation on him.

A full-time national serviceman (NSF) from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) died on Thursday (Dec 8) after he fell unconscious during a firefighting ...

Advertisement Earlier in the day, SCDF said in a Facebook post at about 1pm that it had been alerted to the fire at Block 91 Henderson Road. SINGAPORE — A full-time national serviceman (NSF) from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) died on Thursday (Dec 8) after he fell unconscious during a firefighting operation in Bukit Merah.

SINGAPORE — A Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) firefigher who is a Full-Time National Serviceman (NSF) died on Thursday (8 Dec) after falling ...

“SCDF and his teammates are very saddened by his death, and extend our deepest condolences to his family,” wrote SCDF on its Facebook page. An SCDF ambulance crew at the scene also used the automated external defibrillator on him and conveyed him to Singapore General Hospital. According to SCDF, it was alerted to a fire at 91 Henderson Road at about 11.10 am on Thursday.

SINGAPORE, Dec 9 — A full-time national serviceman (NSF) from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) died yesterday (December 8) after he fell unconscious ...

In an update on its Facebook page about an hour later, it said that a firefighter fell unconscious during the operation and had been taken to the hospital. Earlier in the day, SCDF said in a Facebook post at about 1pm that it had been alerted to the fire at Block 91 Henderson Road. In a media release, SCDF said that it was alerted to a fire at Block 91 Henderson Road at about 11.10am.

An SCDF ambulance crew at the scene also used the automated external defibrillator on him and conveyed him to Singapore General Hospital. He was pronounced dead ...

“SCDF and his teammates are very saddened by his death, and extend our deepest condolences to his family. They are investigating the incident. An SCDF ambulance crew at the scene also used the automated external defibrillator on him and conveyed him to Singapore General Hospital. “His crew immediately brought him out of the unit and administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation on him. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said the NSF fell unconscious in the kitchen area of a fourth-floor Housing Board flat at Block 91 Henderson Road in Bukit Merah. [earlier Facebook post](https://www.facebook.com/SCDFpage/posts/pfbid0i8H1jBheriCWbkd5TMuudqDqSEapGtFR4RESC4Xi2sxw2wFtv4n4sNiYxnhiLnxl), the SCDF said it was alerted to the fire at about 11.10am on Thursday.

SINGAPORE — The family living in a flat that caught fire at Block 91 Henderson Road has offered their condolences to the family of a firefighter who died ...

Luckily, our baby was not at home,” added Mr Azri, who was on medical leave from his national service as he had a fever from a booster jab. The family was moved into the flat on Thursday night, following the fire. Mr Muhammad Azri Ramlan, 21, who was in the unit when the fire broke out, said on Friday as he held back tears: “It’s very sad to know of his death. The heat was unbearable, and the smell of smoke is still fresh in my mind. “We were at the front gate when we realised we didn’t have a key, so I went back inside the room to (get mine). Firefighters, donning breathing apparatus, had to force their way into the affected fourth-floor unit of the block in Bukit Merah.

SINGAPORE - He was a quiet and shy person, but gave his best and was always smiling even when he was drenched in sweat and tired from training.

Pray also for Edward, a promising young man who had no chance to live the life which once was his.” Facebook user Charles Ho, who said he is Edward’s uncle, said on the social media platform that his nephew was always jovial, and was a “straight-A student” who planned to go to medical school. “He was a really bright kid, the kind that just by talking to him, you would know how smart he is and how bright his future was.” His crew had brought him out of the unit and tried to resuscitate him before he was taken to Singapore General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. He said that Edward did not stand out initially, as he was really quiet in the first month of his Basic Rescue Training. SINGAPORE - He was a quiet and shy person, but gave his best and was always smiling even when he was drenched in sweat and tired from training.