Kebakaran “KECIL” di Balai Berlepas Changi T2

Rata-rata media Singapura melaporkan “KEBAKARAN KECIL”. Namun, apabila dilihat dari video-video yang tular tersebar, ia tidak memberi gambaran “KEBAKARAN KECIL” di Terminal 2 Lapangan Terbangan Changi, Singapura.

Apakah ini strategi Singapura tangani bencana yang berlaku di negaranya? Singapura sangat bergantung kepada Changi Airport.

Imej negatif dari pembatalan jadual penerbangan akan memberi kesan yang sangat buruk untuk ekonomi negaranya. Ditambah pula dengan kebakaran sebagai punca pembatalan.

Ini semua sukar untuk Singapura nafikan apabila gambar-gambar dan video yang tular tidak menggambarkan ianya hanya kebakaran kecil. Dilihat penumpang yang berselerak tanpa hala dan maklumat di luar terminal.

Cara mereka tangani isu hampir sama sebelum ini:

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Berita sehingga kini (10:00 malam):

‘Small fire’ at Changi T2 sparks evacuation, major flight delays

SINGAPORE “ Travellers with flights leaving Changi Airport Terminal 2 on Tuesday (May 16) night have been warned to brace for “significant delays”, after a “small fire” at the departure hall sparked a major evacuation.

“Passengers on flights departing from T2 this evening should expect significant delays,” Changi Airport Group (CAG) said in a Facebook post, adding in a subsequent update that all flights departing and arriving at T2 had been moved to T3 until further notice.

CAG added: “Passengers should check the flight information screens in the terminal and on the Changi Airport website for check-in row, departure gate and baggage belt details.

“Despite these arrangements, we expect significant delays to departing and arriving flights at Changi Airport this evening. Changi Airport Group apologises for the inconvenience caused.”

Singapore Airlines said all its flights departing and arriving at T2 have been delayed until further notice. “We are working closely with the airport authority and various agencies to ensure flights can be resumed in the shortest time possible. More updates will be available on our Facebook and Twitter pages,” the airline said in a statement.

According to CAG, the fire broke out at about 5:40pm. The fire alarm was activated due to smoke coming through the air vents. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said on Facebook at 7.04pm that it had put out the “small fire” using a hosereel jet.

Three people had to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation, the SCDF added without giving further details.

Travellers with flights on Tuesday were seen being admitted back into the terminal. But they were only allowed to walk to T3 via the indoor SMRT link bridge.

Services at T2 have not resumed and the terminal remains evacuated. All incoming flights have been diverted to T3, according to an update for travellers at the airport.

In social media posts, eyewitnesses described the terminal as being smoke-filled but added that they could not see any flames.

“We have identified the cause of the fire. The situation is under control,” said CAG on Facebook. “Flight operations at T2 are affected. We seek the understanding of the public.”

Malaysian national Serene Yap, who was waiting for her flight at T 2, said the alarm went off for about 15 mins before airport personnel evacuated the passengers. The 52-year-old human resource consultant was in Singapore for a business trip and is travelling back to Kuala Lumpur.

She said: The situation is not really chaotic but passengers are confused because we don’t know what’s going on. I asked about whether my flight will be delayed but they don’t know the answer.

A Singaporean in his 40s who only wanted to be known as Mr Seng similarly said he was about to enter the immigration hall to catch a 7.25pm flight to Manila when he was told he won’t be admitted.

Another passenger who only wanted to be known as Mr Lim told TODAY that the evacuated passengers had been moved to the T3 arrival hall.

But he has not received updates on when he can board his flight to Kuala Lumpur, adding: “Airlines have our mobile phone numbers and systems that ought to send us message on what to do… But there have been no updates at all.”

SBS Transit said in a Facebook update at 7pm that Services 24, 27 and 53 will skip the bus stop at Changi Airport PTB2 due to the fire.

 

Polis Mesti Segera Panggil Gerard Lourdesamy – Dia Ada Bukti Gerakan IS-Taliban Di Malaysia

Gerard Lourdesamy mendedahkan bahawa dia ada bukti tentang IS dan Taliban di Malaysia. Dalam komennya di MalaysiaKini dia mengatakan bahawa dia ada bukti tersebut.

Dia mengatakan bahawa dia ada bukti Dr. Kamarul Zaman Yusoff adalah penyokong IS dan Taliban.

Maka polis mesti segera panggil Lourdesamy ini untuk mendapat maklumat dan bukti yang dia ada untuk tangkap Dr. Kamarul. Jika benar Dr. Kamarul ada kaitan dengan IS dan Taliban, kita tidak boleh biarkan negara kita diancam.

Namun, jika Lourdesamy tidak dapat kemukakan buktinya, maka tindakan sewajarnya perlu diambil ke atas mereka yang dengan mudah membuat tuduhan sedemikian.

Siapa GERARD LOURDESAMY?