The fact that you had to go back to the 60s to find a similar incident helps the GP's point, not yours.
And do you have any supporting evidence for your claim that migrant labourers are any worse off in SG than they would be elsewhere, including their home countries? I had believed they were pretty well treated.
> the ambulance took forever and the guy who was ran over was dead by the time it came
And do you have any supporting evidence for your claim that migrant labourers are any worse off in SG than they would be elsewhere, including their home countries? I had believed they were pretty well treated.
> the ambulance took forever and the guy who was ran over was dead by the time it came
Wonder how long it would have taken in India.