2 Thai workers fight at Changi Airport food court, 1 jailed for 11 weeks
Two Thai women employed at a Changi Airport Terminal 3 food court fought using a metal stool, a ladle, and scissors. Both women sustained injuries during the clash. Changsuwan Titirat, aged 35, received an 11-week jail sentence after pleading guilty to causing hurt with a dangerous weapon. The fight happened in May of last year at the Singapore Food Street food court in the transit area. Titirat and her colleague, Charoensuk Krittya, aged 53, had worked together for nearly a month. A misunderstanding caused tension between the two coworkers before the altercation began around 9.05pm.
Two Thai women working at a food court at Changi Airport Terminal 3 got into a fight involving a metal stool, a ladle and a pair of scissors, leaving both injured.One of the women, Changsuwan Titirat, 35, was sentenced to 11 weeks' jail after pleading guilty to one count of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon, Shin Min Daily News reported.The incident took place in May last year, at the Singapore Food Street food court in the airport's transit area.Changsuwan and her co-worker, Charoensuk Krittya, 53, had been working together for nearly a month but had a misunderstanding that led to tension between them.According to Shin Min, the first altercation broke out at about 9.05pm when they argued in the kitchen before getting into a physical confrontation.Charoensuk pushed Changsuwan, causing the younger woman to fall and hit a nearby metal stool.She suffered a minor fracture to her left seventh rib.Another employee subsequently intervened and separated the two, but the pair soon got into another argument.