About 50 evacuated, one hospitalised after fire in Yishun HDB flat in Singapore

Yishun Street 51 News

About 50 evacuated, one hospitalised after fire in Yishun HDB flat in Singapore
Singapore Civil Defence ForceSingapore General HospitalNee Soon GRC

SINGAPORE, April 13 — About 50 residents were evacuated and one person was taken to hospital after a fire broke out in a Housing Board flat in Yishun early yesterday.The...

SINGAPORE, April 13 — About 50 residents were evacuated and one person was taken to hospital after a fire broke out in a Housing Board flat in Yishun early yesterday. The Singapore Civil Defence Force said it was alerted at about 3 am to a fire involving the contents of a second-floor unit at Block 510B Yishun Street 51 .

SCDF said the fire had already been extinguished by members of the public using a hose reel and fire extinguisher before its officers arrived.

About 50 residents were evacuated from the block as a precaution by the police and SCDF, the force said. One person was taken to Singapore General Hospital, SCDF said, adding that the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Nee Soon GRC MP Lee Hui Ying said in a Facebook post on April 12 that two residents helped rescue another person from the affected unit.Lee said she was grateful for the assistance of the Nee Soon Town Council team, adding that she and the council would continue to support the affected family.

SCDF said it understands members of the public had rendered assistance before its arrival, and said it will be reaching out to commend them for their “public-spirited acts”.

— Singapore Civil Defence Force picand enjoy FREE RM10 & when you sign up using code VERSAMM10 with min. cash of RM100 today! T&Cs apply.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

malaymail /  🏆 1. in MY

Singapore Civil Defence Force Singapore General Hospital Nee Soon GRC Lee Hui Ying Nee Soon Town Council

 

United States Latest News, United States Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

Australia, Singapore boost ties on fuel and LNG securityAustralia, Singapore boost ties on fuel and LNG securitySINGAPORE: Australia and Singapore agreed to the continued flow of refined fuel and liquefied natural gas (LNG) on Friday as the trading partners boosted ties a
Read more »

Singapore Maritime and Port Authority probes fire on board London‑registered container ship at Pasir PanjangSingapore Maritime and Port Authority probes fire on board London‑registered container ship at Pasir PanjangSINGAPORE, April 12 — The Singapore Maritime and Port Authority (MPA) has launched an investigation into a container fire aboard the London-registered vessel Ever Lenient at PSA...
Read more »

Johor-Singapore SEZ to Boost Cross-Border Connectivity and InvestmentJohor-Singapore SEZ to Boost Cross-Border Connectivity and InvestmentThe Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone JS-SEZ is set to enhance cross-border connectivity investment and job opportunities through strong multi-stakeholder collaboration. Initiatives include digitalisation talent development and infrastructure improvements such as the upcoming RTS Link. The zone aims to create a business-friendly environment and foster economic growth for both regions.
Read more »

Row over Malaysia being portrayed as scam hub: Singapore’s Mediacorp says storyline reflects a global issue, no country targetedRow over Malaysia being portrayed as scam hub: Singapore’s Mediacorp says storyline reflects a global issue, no country targetedSINGAPORE: Singapore broadcaster Mediacorp has responded to criticism from Malaysian groups over its Chinese-language drama Highway To Somewhere, which some say
Read more »

From Television Star to Fishmonger: Huang Yiliang's Reinvention in SingaporeFrom Television Star to Fishmonger: Huang Yiliang's Reinvention in SingaporeFormer Singaporean actor Huang Yiliang has embarked on a new career as a fishmonger and hawker, running a wet market stall and a hawker stall. The story details his transition from acting and other ventures to his current occupation, highlighting his resilience and adaptability.
Read more »

Busking blues: Singapore’s street performers have more locations but face smaller crowds, tighter rulesBusking blues: Singapore’s street performers have more locations but face smaller crowds, tighter rulesLetter from Dr Goh Lim Thye, senior lecturer, Department of Economics, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya
Read more »



Render Time: 2026-04-13 13:08:59