Bride-to-be killed in accident 6 days before wedding

SAF: our enemies will die laughing.
"Just before the accident, she had informed her family that she was feeling dizzy".
"She and her fiance were heading towards camp to hand the MC to her supervisor when she was killed".

Still cannot get over this incident...Dis is just so stupid!!!, either superior in charge an idiot, or the employee's a robot. Either way, a totally tragic yet stupid outcome has occured.
As I know, Ms Siti will be fully compensated by SAF because travelling to camp is considered 'service'. (Full workman com, salary 1 yr, insurance etc)- total waste of taxpayers $$.
And to add salt, the Army's recruitment website is totally idiotic i must say: " http://www.mindef.gov.sg/arc/intro.asp ": (is probably out to entice techno freaks); furthermore, like this one, the 2Lt Li Hongyi case simply typifies the fact that attention to HR, safety and dicipline best practises is seriously lacking. Thus shouldn't a formal inquiry be conducted?

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Oct 19, 2007
Bride-to-be killed in accident 6 days before wedding
She was thrown off her motorcycle and landed in drain
By Elena Chong, Court Correspondent
Investigation showed that Ms Nur Baidura had apparently lost control of her 125cc motorcycle.

The bride-to-be, Ms Siti Nur Baidura Mohd Yusof, 22, was on her way with her fiance, full-time national serviceman Fareed Serlan, 20, to hand over her medical certificate at Maju Camp at Clementi Road on July 23 when the accident happened. No other vehicle was involved.
The couple were to wed in six days and invitation cards had been sent out.
An inquiry into her death heard that her fiance, who was riding pillion, was warded for five days for injuries to his face, knees and left elbow.
Investigation showed that Ms Nur Baidura had apparently lost control of her 125cc motorcycle along the right-most lane with intermittent gouge marks. She was thrown off from the motorcycle and landed in the drain.
Just before the accident, she had informed her family that she was feeling dizzy. She consulted a doctor at Bedok Polyclinic and was given a day's MC. She and her fiance were heading towards camp to hand the MC to her supervisor when she was killed.
State Coroner Ronald Gwee recorded a verdict of misadventure.
Her elder brother, Mr Mohammad Noor Azhar, 24, who attended the inquiry, is now riding her motorcycle which she had bought about six months before the accident.
He described her as a talkative, sporty and very active person, who loved karaoke.
'I miss her so much,'' he told reporters outside court.
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