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Chen Tianwen's Son Almost Hit by Golf Ball at Jurassic Mile Despite Safety Net

12 Nov, 2020
Chen Tianwen's Son Almost Hit by Golf Ball at Jurassic Mile Despite Safety Net

This incident comes just a month after a woman was struck by a stray golf ball while visiting the attraction.

UPDATE: Nov 12, 2020

A spokesperson from the Changi Airport Group has clarified that overhead netting along the Jurassic Mile was installed on Nov 3, a couple of days after the incident Chen Tianwen encountered. 

The vertical netting, which extends above the fencing that segregates the walking path from the dinosaur exhibits and the golf course, were installed on Oct 24. 

Looks like even safety nettings can’t keep the golf balls away.

While visiting Changi’s new park connector Jurassic Mile with his family on Nov 1, local actor Chen Tianwen’s five-year-old son was nearly hit by a flying golf ball – despite the recently-installed safety netting.

Chen Tianwens Son Almost Hit by Golf Ball at Jurassic Mile Despite Safety Net

Chen Tianwen’s son who was nearly hit by the flying golf ball. | Image source: Instagram/chantianwen

The 57-year-old told Shin Min Daily News in a recent interview that the ball appeared silently from the Tanah Merah Country Club golf course and landed five feet from his family, almost hitting another visitor.

“The flying ball scared the people in the area, as well as my son who immediately hugged his head. Fortunately, (the ball) did not hit anyone,” Tianwen wrote in his Instagram post last week.

 
 
 
 
 
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  从球场里飞来个无声高球打中机场边外墙,吓得边上的人鸡飞狗跳,也吓得小老板立马抱头,幸好没打中任何人。这恐龙公园不吓人而是无声高球才恐怖。不知何时还会发生意外,希望当局可以再加强安全措施 #chantianwen #genghischanzexun #genghischan #陈天文 #陈泽勋

A post shared by 陈天文 (@chantianwen) on Nov 1, 2020 at 6:24pm PST

Chen Tianwens Son

Image source: Instagram/chantianwen

“What’s scary about Jurassic Mile is not the dinosaurs but the silent flying golf balls,” he shared. “We won’t know when an accident will occur, so I hope the authorities can strengthen the safety measures.”

Tianwen, who also plays golf, warned the public not to underestimate the devastating impact of the small golf ball, as the velocity of the flying ball can be so strong that it can severely injure someone’s eyes and even kill a person.

This incident comes just a month after a woman was struck by a stray golf ball while visiting the attraction.

While safety nettings were later set up for visitors’ safety, it seems like more security measures are needed to ensure everyone’s well-being.

This article was first published in AsiaOne and republished on theAsianparent with permission.

Lead image source: Instagram/chantianwen

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