Prime mover driver’s death is third workplace fatality this year: MOM
on Tuesday is the third workplace death this year.
While workers from port operator PSA Singapore helped to prevent the trailer from moving, divers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force’s Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team conducted an underwater search. The ministry also revealed that a pump attendant who died in a separate accident on Jan 19 was the second workplace fatality in 2023.
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