Nerraka, a local band, got stuck in a lift for 40 minutes after their performance with Malevolent Creation in Singapore. The incident occurred at Gr.id mall on Selegie Road. Passengers were informed of the situation only after 30 minutes of being trapped, leading to frustration and concern.
They were the opening act, along with another local band Nafrat, for the US death metal band Malevolent Creation 's concert in Gr.id mall at Selegie Road on Nov 28 evening.After the gig, the members of Nerraka and its crew were trapped in a lift for 40 minutes, which probably seemed like hell.
This upset the people in the lift. A woman said:"You should have informed us 30 minutes ago, not now."A band member then used his phone to call SCDF.
Nerraka Malevolent Creation Lift Incident Concert Gr.Id Mall Singapore
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