Performer at Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) WaterWorld attraction at Universal Studios Singapore (USS) suffered a medical emergency during a training session on May 19, prompting his fellow performers to assist before emergency services. He was taken to Singapore General Hospital.
The man was taken to hospital after other performers saw that he was in distress during the training session . Patrons watching the WaterWorld show at Universal Studios Singapore .
Add CNA as a trusted source to help Google better understand and surface our content in search results. SINGAPORE: Resorts World Sentosa is reviewing an incident involving a performer at Universal Studios Singapore who suffered a medical emergency during a training session and was taken to hospital on Tuesday . In a statement on Friday, an RWS spokesperson said the performer was engaged by an appointed vendor for USS' WaterWorld attraction.
His fellow performers saw that he was in distress during the training session, prompting them to render assistance before emergency servicesThe Singapore Civil Defence Force said it received a call for assistance at 30 Sentosa Gateway at about 10.35am on Tuesday, and one person was taken to Singapore General Hospital.
"Safety is our priority. Training is conducted with safety protocols in place, and we are reviewing the circumstances of the incident together with the performer’s employer," said RWS.said, adding that out of respect for their privacy, it was unable to share more about the performer's condition. The WaterWorld attraction at USS is based on the 1995 film and features live-action stunts and special effects involving fire and water.
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