The figure of a woman's tangible horror hangs on a tree at Orchard Road, Singapore. With bloody clothes, she sparked controversy among Singaporeans.
Due to many protests, the human-sized Halloween doll was eventually downgraded by the SCAPE youth organization, which was responsible for installing it.
A post-status on Facebook's Singaporean Defending Marriage and Family group, criticizing that long-haired mannequin with the bloody dress. They said the that doll as very annoying and can cause a very bad trauma in children.
Netizens have also strongly criticized SCAPE for putting up displays that are thought to promote the idea of suicide. They said those installation is considered too early for halloween, which precisely coincides with the Suicide Awareness Month or Awareness Month on Suicide in Singapore.
"There are people with a very gentle heart and easily feel scared.There are children who are easily traumatized and have nightmares for days.There are pregnant women who can be surprised after seeing it and can affect pregnancy.It may be funny for some people, but can cause trauma for others, "said netizen Nur Bazilah Joha.
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By Tanti Yulianingsih on 28 Sep 2017, 14:03 WIB
A blood-soaked horror of a woman hung on a tree at Orchard Road, Singapore. (Facebook Singaporeans Defending Marriage and Family)
Liputan6.com, Singapore City - The figure of a female tangible horror hung on a tree on Orchard Road. With bloody clothes, she sparked controversy among Singaporeans.
Due to many protests, the human-sized Halloween doll was eventually downgraded by the SCAPE youth organization, which was responsible for installing it.
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A post-status on the Facebook group Singaporean Defending Marriage and Family, criticizing the long-haired mannequin look with the blood-soaked dress. They rated the display as very annoying and triggered a very bad trauma in children.
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Netizens have also strongly criticized SCAPE for putting up displays that are thought to promote the idea of suicide. In addition, installation of the installation is considered too early, which precisely coincides with the Suicide Awareness Month or Awareness Month on Suicide in Singapore.
"There are people with a very gentle heart and easily feel scared.There are children who are easily traumatized and have nightmares for days.There are pregnant women who can be surprised after seeing it and can affect pregnancy.It may be funny for some people, but can cause trauma for others, "said netizen Nur Bazilah Joha.
The Singapore Samaritans (SOS) who launched awareness campaigns recently told SCAPE that it was an inappropriate misrepresentation of suicide and could cause trauma to young people who are still vulnerable.
"The mannequin can also be a trigger for those who have past experience of suicide," said SOS Executive Director of the Center for Suicide Prevention, Christine Wong, reported Channel NewsAsia.
Meanwhile, the SCAPE said that the mannequin was deliberately prepared as part of a publicity promotion effort Halloween attraction, Museum Horrors.
"We have received feedback on the mannequin, and after reviewing internally, we are advising that vendors will remove it from open public areas and we hope teenagers will still enjoy a fun Halloween experience at the Museum Horrors," Wong explained.