'I couldn't stand there and let her die' says man who confronted Beach Road slasher


An image from the Internet shows the slashing suspect in a standoff with members of the public. - INTERNET

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Restaurant workers who swung into action to stop a man who was allegedly trying to kill his wife said they had acted instinctively when they realised there was a commotion outside a restaurant on Beach Road.

They heard a woman screaming for help near Zhong Hua Steamboat and were horrified to see her bleeding while a man armed with a chopper continued to confront her.

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