I saw many police cars at EEE on my way to CS. And yuan lai, a NTU prof got stabbed! News below:
AN information engineering professor of the Nanyang Technological Universy is undergoing emergency operation in hospital after he was allegedly stabbed by a final year student in his office on Monday morning.
Moments after the attack, the body of the fourth year undergraduate, believed to be an Indonesian Chinese, was found at the foot of the seven-storey School of Electrical, Electronic and Engineering building. He is believed to have also slit his wrist.
NTU students returning from their mid-term one-week break were shocked at the double tragedies which happened at about 10.30am on the sixth floor, where the offices of the lecturers are located. The School of EEE is next to the School of Communications.
Prof Chan Kap Luk, is his 40s, is said to be the supervisor of the student in a project. Police said he suffered stab wounds on his back and arm and was rushed to the nearby National University Hospital.
Trails of bloodstains were seen along the entrance to the lecturers' office, where a blood-soaked blue shirt was found.
An eye-witness, Mr Liu Yan, 24, a final-year electronic enginneeing student from China, said he and his friend were studying in the Research Techno Plaza on the fourth level, when he happened to look out of the window and saw a student with blood oozing from his arm running across a bridge, which links the School of EEE and the plaza.
Next, he saw the student on the glass rooftop of the bridge and moments later, he was no longer there. The rooftop was covered with blood splatter, he said.
'I immediately called the police and then, with my friend, rushed down to check. We were shocked to see the student's body at the foot of the block,' said Mr Liu.
An NTU spokesman said it would issue a press statement later on Monday.
The professor name is Chan Kap Luk.
I think the student is dumb. And somebody commented on FB: WTF WHO STABBED MY FYP TUTOR!
Im sorry, but i think it sounded damn hilarious.
Monday, March 2, 2009
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