verykiasu2010:

pinky:

this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

they definitely doing worse things in their own country - sit in of airplane is common

pinky:

if they did that in some countries, the police may even spray tear gas to

disperse them. Count themselves lucky for causing nuisance and yet still able to receive medical treatment and $$ compensation.. :roll:

pinky:

if they did that in some countries, the police may even spray tear gas to

disperse them. Count themselves lucky for causing nuisance and yet still able to receive medical treatment and $$ compensation.. :roll:

Jennifer:

concern2:

home-grown singaporeans who are so obedient and passive

I rather believe our moral values/civics consciousness are built on stronger foundations than some China nationals. It's a pity that the great China civilisation has lost precious grounds during the 文化大革命 period.

LOLMum:

verykiasu2010:

http://news.insing.com/tabloid/travellers-cause-commotion-after-delayed-flight/id-e0183f00


A group of 159 Chinese national tourists caused a commotion at Changi Airport two days ago.

The group complained that they were starving by the time airline staff deigned to give out meal vouchers at about 7pm in the evening. They also believed that the eateries in Changi Airport deliberately raised food prices when serving them.

huh? :? can meh? i thought all food price are written clearly on the sign board and menu. what rubbish


After dinner, the passengers discovered their flight gate was still closed and could not find any airline staff to answer their queries. Two to three more hours later, they were so angry they decided to protest and force airline staff to appear by blocking the passage to the flight gates.

This resulted in arguments and scuffles between the Chinese national group and other travellers trying to make use of the passage.

i would be angry too if they block my way and if i cant get on my flight who is gonna compensate me?


The police were then called in to manage the situation and to calm the group.

But the complaints didn't end there.

The Chinese national tourists also complained that the police officers looked like they were intending to draw their pistols and use handcuffs on them.

the world knows how these people are good at escalating small matters into major diasters so if i am the police, i would be on guard too.

They even alleged that a female police officer deliberately drove a luggage buggy at them and injured an old woman, who may have broken a finger.

attempts to get more compensation?

They also said the police shouted \"This is Singapore!\" at them

of course police have to tell them this is Singapore and not CHINA. these people probably think we are still part of china and can do whatsoever they like。 我们不是香港或台湾 .


The Changi Airport management has clarified that police officers did not draw their pistols during the incident. Meanwhile, it is investigating the incident.


Source: Shin Min Daily News, 17 November 2011. Click here for the Chinese report.

丢脸丢到外国去

but singaporeans also behaved likewise in the past as reported in papers. so

Oppsgal:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"pinky\"]this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

they definitely doing worse things in their own country - sit in of airplane is common

atrecord:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"pinky\"]this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

they definitely doing worse things in their own country - sit in of airplane is common

verykiasu2010:

pinky:

this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

they definitely doing worse things in their own country - sit in of airplane is common

verykiasu2010:

pinky:

this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

they definitely doing worse things in their own country - sit in of airplane is common

pinky:

this is not the first case nor will it be the last as long as people give in to their demand for $$$. Bet they won't do it in their own country :evil:

Oppsgal:

\"compensate each passenger between S$200 to S$280.\"


Why pay them money? Should punish them instead.

concern2:

home-grown singaporeans who are so obedient and passive

yqyq:

Jennifer:

I am glad that such incident happened. It might stir some thoughts in the Govt to think again abt FT n PR policy.

Agreed :hi5:

Jennifer:

I am glad that such incident happened. It might stir some thoughts in the Govt to think again abt FT n PR policy.

verykiasu2010:

http://news.insing.com/tabloid/travellers-cause-commotion-after-delayed-flight/id-e0183f00


A group of 159 Chinese national tourists caused a commotion at Changi Airport two days ago.

The group complained that they were starving by the time airline staff deigned to give out meal vouchers at about 7pm in the evening. They also believed that the eateries in Changi Airport deliberately raised food prices when serving them.

huh? :? can meh? i thought all food price are written clearly on the sign board and menu. what rubbish


After dinner, the passengers discovered their flight gate was still closed and could not find any airline staff to answer their queries. Two to three more hours later, they were so angry they decided to protest and force airline staff to appear by blocking the passage to the flight gates.

This resulted in arguments and scuffles between the Chinese national group and other travellers trying to make use of the passage.

i would be angry too if they block my way and if i cant get on my flight who is gonna compensate me?


The police were then called in to manage the situation and to calm the group.

But the complaints didn't end there.

The Chinese national tourists also complained that the police officers looked like they were intending to draw their pistols and use handcuffs on them.

the world knows how these people are good at escalating small matters into major diasters so if i am the police, i would be on guard too.

They even alleged that a female police officer deliberately drove a luggage buggy at them and injured an old woman, who may have broken a finger.

attempts to get more compensation?

They also said the police shouted \"This is Singapore!\" at them

of course police have to tell them this is Singapore and not CHINA. these people probably think we are still part of china and can do whatsoever they like。 我们不是香港或台湾 .


The Changi Airport management has clarified that police officers did not draw their pistols during the incident. Meanwhile, it is investigating the incident.


Source: Shin Min Daily News, 17 November 2011. Click here for the Chinese report.