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    Maid sacrificed for 1 yr old baby.. touching

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    • phankaoP Offline
      phankao
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      MMM:
      I read that she was crossing the road with her employers. Not sure if they were all jaywalking???

      I also read that she wasn't carrying the 1yo, but the 1yo was walking in front of her, so when she was knocked down, she'd just pushed the 1yo forward.

      Scary lah - 1yo cross road walking instead of being carried. And the parents were behind.

      Aiyah, the whole incident sounds like one big accident waiting to happen. But then again, I read that the bus RAN the red light?!!!! *tsk* *faint*.

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      • MMMM Offline
        MMM
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        I dunno… even for our 8 and 9 years old, when we cross road, we would always hold their hands. Not to mention that age…

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        • dimsumD Offline
          dimsum
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          phankao:
          MMM:

          I read that she was crossing the road with her employers. Not sure if they were all jaywalking???


          I also read that she wasn't carrying the 1yo, but the 1yo was walking in front of her, so when she was knocked down, she'd just pushed the 1yo forward.

          Scary lah - 1yo cross road walking instead of being carried. And the parents were behind.

          Aiyah, the whole incident sounds like one big accident waiting to happen. But then again, I read that the bus RAN the red light?!!!! *tsk* *faint*.

          Nope, what I read from omy (wanbao) was the maid was carrying the 1 yr old. At the critical moment, she threw the bb out.

          http://news.omy.sg/News/Local%2BNews/Story/OMYStory201004251445-146559.html

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          • dimsumD Offline
            dimsum
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            LLX04:
            The new paper reported that her employers did not inform the maid's family of her accident or death - 3 days later. The agent of the maid is trying to raise $10,000 for the deceased's family.


            I felt so sad for her family which lost a daughter and a bread-winner.
            It's interesting how different newspapers report vastly different facts. Per wanbao, her employers gave $10K to her mother. The agent (should be Indonesian side) drove car for 10 hours to personally inform the maid's death to her family. I suppose that's the cause of the delay in informing the maid's family.

            http://news.omy.sg/News/Local%2BNews/Story/OMYStory201004261437-146833/2.html

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            • tankeeT Offline
              tankee
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              rest in peace

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              • corneyAmberC Offline
                corneyAmber
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                Admire her courage and selflessness. The baby is blessed and may she rest in peace.

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                • S Offline
                  shine_fs
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                  ksi:
                  Admire her courage and selflessness. The baby is blessed and may she rest in peace.

                  Very hard to find this kind of maid. Thanks to her. I think the employer will be very grateful to her. If not, who knows what will happen?

                  🙏 for the maid....

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                  • M Offline
                    Muffins
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                    The maid is one of the very few in this world that loves the child so much that she would save the life of her employers' children. Most of the while, helpers actually torture their child. One was caught on CCTV. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6oohu4TgVo The baby in this video later died of chest bleeding and more internal bleeding from her stomach and chest. 😢 :faint: :!:

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                    • FunzF Offline
                      Funz
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                      While a maid sacrificing her life for that of her empoyers child is indeed rare. That is also, I hope, the need for that is also very far and few in between.


                      But to say that most maids will torture the employers’ kids is also not right. These maids make up a small percentage of all the maids working here in Singapore.

                      The reason why we get the impression that a lot of such things are happening is because of the media. Just like how it seems that a lot of employers are torturing their maids. When in truth, they make up only a very small % of all maid employers.

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                      • H Offline
                        hquek
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                        dimsum:
                        LLX04:

                        The new paper reported that her employers did not inform the maid's family of her accident or death - 3 days later. The agent of the maid is trying to raise $10,000 for the deceased's family.


                        I felt so sad for her family which lost a daughter and a bread-winner.

                        It's interesting how different newspapers report vastly different facts. Per wanbao, her employers gave $10K to her mother. The agent (should be Indonesian side) drove car for 10 hours to personally inform the maid's death to her family. I suppose that's the cause of the delay in informing the maid's family.

                        http://news.omy.sg/News/Local%2BNews/Story/OMYStory201004261437-146833/2.html

                        I also get very confused by the differing reports. Anyway, TNP reported that the employers didn't call the family cos they cannot speak Bahasa. How to break this news if language is a problem?

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