A woman left with a permanent hand disability after an alleged wild boar attack at a Bukit Panjang bus stop is now suing NParks for negligence. NParks denies the allegations and says it took reasonable measures to manage the risks. The case is currently before the State Courts and has yet to be decided.
On this episode of Singapore Unfiltered, we ask: where should responsibility lie when wildlife and city life collide? Accidents can and do happen, but does every bad outcome necessarily mean negligence was involved?
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