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  • Wednesday, 24 December 2008

    The day the flyer stood still

    Question: What's common between death and toilet?
    Answer: When you have to go, you have to go...


    Just imagine those who need to pee or worse stomachache...and oh btw there are cameras in every single cabin. -_-"
    On a brighter note, these passengers who paid $30 for 30 minutes definitely got their money worth it...

    SINGAPORE – (UPDATE 5) A power disruption left more than 100 passengers stranded above ground in the world's biggest observation wheel for about six hours on Tuesday, forcing some to abseil down to safety.

    A few lowered themselves in a sling-like device on a rope from one of the observation capsules before the Singapore Flyer eventually began turning again to allow other trapped passengers to walk out, an AFP reporter witnessed.

    Power was restored at about 11:11 pm (1511 GMT).
    A 70-year-old woman complaining of dizziness, and a boy who vomited were taken to hospital, said Lieutenant Colonel N. Subhas, of the paramedic and fire service.


    Read the full article here.

    [11:00 am]