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Body found at Potong Pasir flat during dengue inspections

SINGAPORE: A body was found inside a Potong Pasir flat on Thursday (Jul 2) after authorities forced entry into the flat to conduct dengue inspections. 

The police said they were alerted to a case of unnatural death at Blk 139 Potong Pasir Ave 3 at around 4pm on Thursday. 

 

"The remains of a person was found inside the unit," said police, adding that they do not suspect foul play. Investigations are ongoing. 

Replying to CNA's queries, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said its officers entered the flat "to conduct urgent dengue inspections" after multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact the owner or occupier of the flat. 

The flat is located in an active dengue cluster area with 178 cases, said NEA.

 

In cases where urgent vector control measures are needed, NEA will issue a legal notice to residents requiring them to open up their premises for inspection at a specified date and time. 

Entry by force may be used if the premises remain inaccessible or are vacant.

 

Locksmith Mr Tan Meng Kee, 51, told CNA that he was engaged by NEA to help open the door of the flat.

 

The body was in the kitchen, said Mr Tan, adding that he could not tell if it was a man or woman because the body had already "became (a) skeleton".

The windows of the unit were open and there "no smell at all", he added.

 

Source: CNA/ad

 

I may be staring at my future. :(

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10 minutes ago, meng.huat said:

Body found at Potong Pasir flat during dengue inspections

SINGAPORE: A body was found inside a Potong Pasir flat on Thursday (Jul 2) after authorities forced entry into the flat to conduct dengue inspections. 

The police said they were alerted to a case of unnatural death at Blk 139 Potong Pasir Ave 3 at around 4pm on Thursday. 

 

"The remains of a person was found inside the unit," said police, adding that they do not suspect foul play. Investigations are ongoing. 

Replying to CNA's queries, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said its officers entered the flat "to conduct urgent dengue inspections" after multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact the owner or occupier of the flat. 

The flat is located in an active dengue cluster area with 178 cases, said NEA.

 

In cases where urgent vector control measures are needed, NEA will issue a legal notice to residents requiring them to open up their premises for inspection at a specified date and time. 

Entry by force may be used if the premises remain inaccessible or are vacant.

 

Locksmith Mr Tan Meng Kee, 51, told CNA that he was engaged by NEA to help open the door of the flat.

 

The body was in the kitchen, said Mr Tan, adding that he could not tell if it was a man or woman because the body had already "became (a) skeleton".

The windows of the unit were open and there "no smell at all", he added.

 

Source: CNA/ad

 

I may be staring at my future. :(

How can the body rot wif no smell? The neighbors oso no realize something wrong?

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1 hour ago, meng.huat said:

window was open, if it was very windy the smell can be diluted.

neighbours thought downstairs dumping rubbish or sewer pipe burst.

If window open is even worse, cause the smell can travel..

 

however quite surprise now NEA have authorize to go inside people house to conduct checks

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8 minutes ago, stemcell said:

 

 

however quite surprise now NEA have authorize to go inside people house to conduct checks

 

I think NEA tried to contact the unit owner for a period of time. The owner didnt answer the call, obviously. :(

 

2 hours ago, meng.huat said:

Replying to CNA's queries, the National Environment Agency (NEA) said its officers entered the flat "to conduct urgent dengue inspections" after multiple unsuccessful attempts to contact the owner or occupier of the flat. 

The flat is located in an active dengue cluster area with 178 cases, said NEA.

 

In cases where urgent vector control measures are needed, NEA will issue a legal notice to residents requiring them to open up their premises for inspection at a specified date and time. 

Entry by force may be used if the premises remain inaccessible or are vacant.

 

Source: CNA/ad

 

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/dead-body-potong-pasir-dengue-inspection-nea-police-12895330

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So sad...died alone most probably. 

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