JB...
argh!!
sorry for hogging ur space....but i couldnt resist posting this up!
SINGAPORE: A Singapore bus driver was attacked by parang-wielding men in a bold robbery attempt in the southern Malaysian city of Johor Bahru on Tuesday evening. The incident occurred on SBS Transit bus service number 160 which had just left the Kotaraya shopping centre. It was heading for the Woodlands Checkpoint at the border with Singapore.
A caller to MediaCorp’s News hotline said the driver was slashed with a parang when he tried to close the door on the men who were trying to board.
An SBS Transit spokesman told Channel NewsAsia that the injured driver would be transferred from the Johor General Hospital to Singapore soon.
He is believed to be a Singapore permanent resident in his early thirties.
It is not known how many passengers were on board at the time of the incident or if any of them were injured. The assailants fled immediately after the incident.
Service 160 plies between Kotaraya in Johor Bahru and the Jurong East Interchange in Singapore, and the journey usually takes about 70 minutes.
- CNA/yt
This is one reason why i feel unsafe crossing over to the other side...
not tat i have anything against the country really..but...it's just plain dangerous...
even an attempted robbery on public BUS?!?
Couldn't they be smarter anyway?
like dunch they noe that we all use this thing called EZ-link cards these days?
Rob what shit?!?!
luckily seaweeds in KL..
sorry for hogging ur space....but i couldnt resist posting this up!
SINGAPORE: A Singapore bus driver was attacked by parang-wielding men in a bold robbery attempt in the southern Malaysian city of Johor Bahru on Tuesday evening. The incident occurred on SBS Transit bus service number 160 which had just left the Kotaraya shopping centre. It was heading for the Woodlands Checkpoint at the border with Singapore.
A caller to MediaCorp’s News hotline said the driver was slashed with a parang when he tried to close the door on the men who were trying to board.
An SBS Transit spokesman told Channel NewsAsia that the injured driver would be transferred from the Johor General Hospital to Singapore soon.
He is believed to be a Singapore permanent resident in his early thirties.
It is not known how many passengers were on board at the time of the incident or if any of them were injured. The assailants fled immediately after the incident.
Service 160 plies between Kotaraya in Johor Bahru and the Jurong East Interchange in Singapore, and the journey usually takes about 70 minutes.
- CNA/yt
This is one reason why i feel unsafe crossing over to the other side...
not tat i have anything against the country really..but...it's just plain dangerous...
even an attempted robbery on public BUS?!?
Couldn't they be smarter anyway?
like dunch they noe that we all use this thing called EZ-link cards these days?
Rob what shit?!?!
luckily seaweeds in KL..