Go-Ahead bus captain allegedly assaulted on duty; union says second such incident in 3 months
A police report has been made, says Go-Ahead Singapore.
According to a police report, a Go-Ahead Singapore bus captain was allegedly assaulted while on duty on August 16. The incident occurred during service 2 between Changi Village Terminal and Kampong Bahru Terminal at around 5:20 pm. The bus captain sought medical attention at Changi General Hospital for his injuries but has since returned to work.
Go-Ahead Singapore confirmed the incident and stated that they were cooperating with the authorities. The National Transport Workers’ Union (NTWU) also reported the incident, describing it as the second such alleged assault against a Go-Ahead bus captain in three months. NTWU executive secretary Yeo Wan Ling emphasized that abuse and violence against public transport workers should not be tolerated or normalized.
The union stated that they stand firmly with their bus captains and workers and will provide legal assistance if required. Go-Ahead Singapore expressed their commitment to supporting and protecting their employees, emphasizing that their safety and well-being remain their top priority.
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