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Elderly Man Who Excitedly Bought New Raya Clothes Found Dead 2 Days Before The Holiday

It was said that the elderly man did not have any close relatives or family members, but was still excited to celebrate Raya on his own.

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On Tuesday, 25 April, DDQ Services, a Singaporean trauma cleaning company, shared a tragic TikTok video about an elderly man who died alone in his apartment above a shoplot

According to the post's caption, the man's body was discovered by a barber shop owner whose store is located directly below the deceased's apartment.

The deceased was found dead on 20 April, just two days before the Hari Raya Aidilfitri celebrations began.

When the trauma cleaners investigated the apartment, they were met with a startling sight and described that a room inside the house was flooded with water from a clogged sewage pipe, bodily fluids, and decay remnants.

They added that maggots were also seen in the murky water.

"The scene was distressing, and I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the tragedy that had unfolded in this tiny room," read the caption.

The deceased's bedroom.

Image via @ddqservices (TikTok)

While the trauma cleaners were busy preparing to clean up the bedroom, they noticed something that touched their hearts

They said that they found an untouched set of clothing, which included a pair of baju kurung, a samping, and a pair of shoes.

One of the trauma cleaners also told AsiaOne that, at first, he thought that the clothes neatly hanging in the corner of the room were just "normal clothing".

But upon further inspection, he realised that the man was excitedly waiting for the upcoming Hari Raya celebration.

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Meanwhile, the barber shop owner also shared with the trauma cleaners that the elderly man did not have any close relatives or family members

Nevertheless, the deceased was still anticipating celebrating the festive season all by himself.

The owner also said that it had been a lifelong dream for the deceased to own a house of his own, which they said he was close to achieving.

Watch the full video here:

@ddqservices Hey guys, so I would like to share with you about a case we came across just 2 days before Raya. The job took me to a small rented room above a shophouse where an elderly Malay man had died alone. His body was only discovered by the shop owner below, when the smell and the pool of water mixed with bodily fluids had seeped through the shopfloor. Upon entering the room, I was confronted with a shocking sight. The flood was almost ankle-deep, a combination of water from a choked sewage pipe, bodily fluids, and remnants of decay. The murky water was filled with maggots swimming through the tainted water. The scene was distressing, and I couldn't help but feel overwhelmed by the tragedy that had unfolded in this tiny room. In the midst of the chaos, my eyes were drawn to a corner of the room. There, hanging neatly, was a pair of baju kurung, a samping, and a pair of shoes. These items stood in stark contrast to the horrifying scene surrounding them, and they served as a poignant reminder of the Pakcik anticipation for the upcoming Raya celebration. As I began the somber process of cleaning the room, the shop owner shared with me the conversations he'd had with deceased a few days ago. The elderly man had no family or relatives left, and yet he had been looking forward to Raya, excited to celebrate the special occasion even if he had no one to share it with. He had also shared his dream of finally owning a home, a dream that was so close to becoming a reality. The Pakcik story is reminder for me of the importance of cherishing the relationships and moments that bring us happiness and to extend a helping hand to those who may be struggling in solitude. It taught me to hold on to hope even in the darkest of times, for life is fleeting, and we never know when our own story might come to an end. #bts #life #of #a #traumacleaner #in #singapore #traumacleaning #afterdeath #fypsg #fypsg #fypsg Pelangi Petang - Dato' Sudirman

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