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Caucasian Man Found Dead Under Overhead Bridge at Telok Blangah

 


A 36-year-old man was found dead beneath an overhead bridge on Telok Blangah Road on the morning of Dec. 26, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

Incident Overview

At approximately 9:05 a.m., police were alerted to a case of unnatural death. Upon arrival, they discovered the man motionless at the foot of the bridge. A paramedic from the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) pronounced him dead at the scene.

Witnesses described the deceased as a Caucasian man, and authorities were seen retrieving a suitcase believed to belong to him from the bridge.

Scene Description

By 12 p.m., the area had been cordoned off, with a blue tent erected on the right-most lane of Telok Blangah Road. Bloodstains were visible on the ground near the body.

Traffic was significantly impacted, with three of the road’s lanes closed, leaving only the leftmost lane open to vehicles.

Police Statement

The police confirmed the death as "unnatural" and stated that investigations are ongoing.

Community Response and Mental Health Resources

The incident has drawn attention to the importance of mental health support. Authorities urge anyone in distress to reach out to available hotlines:

  • Samaritans of Singapore (SOS): 1-767
  • Singapore Association for Mental Health (SAMH): 1800-283-7019
  • Institute of Mental Health (IMH): 6389-2222
  • Tinkle Friend (for children): 1800-274-4788
  • SHECARES@SCWO (for online harm victims): 8001 01 4616 / WhatsApp: 6571 4400

This tragic event highlights the need for community vigilance and support systems.



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