STOMPer Unidentified Stranger saw a metal cladding
falling from Prudential Tower Building on Cecil Street yesterday
evening. The metal cladding smashed onto the rear of a taxi, damaging
its boot.
The STOMPer writes:
"An unidentified object falls from the sky at Prudential Tower Building on Cecil Street yesterday evening.
"It cut through the branches of a tree, smashing onto the rear of a taxi in the process.
"The taxi was carrying a passenger but they were both unharmed."
It was reported by The Newpaper that three pieces of architectural metal trimming had fell from the roof of Prudential Tower. A BMW had its rear light smashed, another cladding smashed the boot of a taxi while the third metal cladding landed on the ground at a walkway nearby. The vehicles were parked behind the 30-storey tower.
A cladding is a cover typically found on building exteriors. They fell about 10m apart, and the longest piece measured about 1.2m.
A police spokesman said they received a call at about 7.15pm for assistance. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Management Corporation Strata Title for Prudential Tower said that they are currently investigating the cause of the incident.
The STOMPer writes:
"An unidentified object falls from the sky at Prudential Tower Building on Cecil Street yesterday evening.
"It cut through the branches of a tree, smashing onto the rear of a taxi in the process.
"The taxi was carrying a passenger but they were both unharmed."
It was reported by The Newpaper that three pieces of architectural metal trimming had fell from the roof of Prudential Tower. A BMW had its rear light smashed, another cladding smashed the boot of a taxi while the third metal cladding landed on the ground at a walkway nearby. The vehicles were parked behind the 30-storey tower.
A cladding is a cover typically found on building exteriors. They fell about 10m apart, and the longest piece measured about 1.2m.
A police spokesman said they received a call at about 7.15pm for assistance. Meanwhile, a spokesman for the Management Corporation Strata Title for Prudential Tower said that they are currently investigating the cause of the incident.
Three pieces of metal cladding fell from the roof of the 30-storey
Prudential Towers at Cecil Street yesterday evening, hitting a BMW and
taxi parked in the vicinity.
The drivers of both vehicles and a passenger in the cab escaped unhurt, scampering to safety.
A cladding is a cover typically found on building exteriors. The
metal pieces fell about 10m apart, with the longest piece measuring
about 1.2m.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Friday (June 15).
PS:
They are really unlucky to meet with this.
But they are lucky to escape unhurt.
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