Singapore's Foreign Ministry has said 28-year-old Lo Hwei Yen,
a Singaporean held hostage in one of the Mumbai hotels, has been killed.
At a news conference late Friday night, officials
confirmed her body was found on the 19th floor of the Oberoi Hotel.
She is believed to be the the first Singaporean victim of a terror attack.

Details of what actually happened remain sketchy.
However, Mr Singh did give an outline of how the situation played out.

He said that the terrorists conveyed a message through
Ms Lo to Singapore's mission in India for the Indian parliament.

He elaborated: "As you would have read in the Indian media,
the terrorists demanded that the Indian authorities refrain from
storming the Oberoi Hotel, otherwise they would harm her...
We ask for your understanding that we could not confirm this earlier,
as the situation at that time was fluid and fast evolving. It was
not appropriate at that (time) for us to do this for operational reasons."

Ms Lo, who is a lawyer at a Singapore-based offshore
law firm, was in Mumbai on a working trip.
Her husband, Michael Puhaindran, had flown up to Mumbai
on Thursday, after the crisis broke. He is accompanied by an aunt.

Meanwhile, Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong has expressed
his sadness over the death of Ms Lo.
He knows the family and had attended her wedding last year.
Upon learning the tragic news, SM Goh visited
Ms Lo's father-in-law, Mr S. Puhaindran, and his family on Friday evening.

Mr Puhaindran is a veteran grassroots leader in Mr Goh's Marine Parade constituency.
"It's a tragedy for Mr Puhaindran. The son was married last year.
They just celebrated their first anniversary this year.
I was there at the wedding. So I too was quite
shocked by the tragic event," said Mr Goh.

p.s RIP Lo Hwei Yen whom has been killed on 27 nov .
may GOD guide euus the way and bless your family ..

Most importantly, Keep smiling, because life's
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