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Group of women brawl along Clarke Quay riverfront, 1 injured

The injured woman declined to be sent to hospital.

Group of women brawl along Clarke Quay riverfront, 1 injured

On October 11, a group of women engaged in a physical altercation along the Clarke Quay riverfront. The incident was captured on video by an individual using the Instagram account sgfollowsall. In the footage, one woman in white can be seen being thrown to the ground, with two other women grappling with her using both hands and legs.

Another participant pulled forcefully at her hair as they tumbled and continued fighting on the ground. The woman wearing white attempted to rise to her feet, but was restrained and pinned down by her assailants. Amidst the chaos, a woman in black observed the unfolding scene and requested the cameraman to cease recording. Local restaurant workers reported witnessing the group of women shouting and fighting loudly, noting that such incidents are not uncommon in the area.

The Singapore Police Force and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) responded to the scene around 9:55 PM, where they assessed one person for minor injuries. However, the individual declined medical assistance and chose not to be transported to the hospital. Police investigations into the incident are currently ongoing.

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