Bah, I guess most of you would have known about this from the papers. Anyway, if you dont, here's a link to read about.
Yet again, I know you guys are just too lazy to click on the link to read it. So, me, being the nice person that I am, *ehem*, will summarize what happen for your convenience. See, I am nice.
As the title is self-explanatory, these 23 NS trainees were lost while jungle trekking. Apparently, they were brought back to camp by some army personnel. Lucky for you guys that you did not meet Mr. Tiger or Mrs. Bear. Anyway, this teaches you a lesson to pay attention in your geography class even though you do not understand what the teacher is teaching at all. Haha. Geography classes sux. But you should at least be able to read a map. It's essential needs when you are going travelling or jungle trekking.
According to the orang atas, each group was led by an instructor. However, the trainees claimed that the team did not include a trainer but was only led by a trainee who was appointed as leader of the team. Duh, it's like asking a trainee army personnel to go into the battlefield. =.="
They even claim that they were told that their supervisors would be keeping an eye on them in the jungle but "they would not be able to see them". <---- ROFLMAO
Dun believe me? Go read the article yourself. Haha.
If the supervisor would actually "kept an eye" on them this would not happen lar. I suspect that they were actually tengah goyang kaki in the base while waiting for the group to balik. Next step, let's see what reason the authorities come up with to explain to the worried parents.
Will they finally admit their mistakes? Or come up with a lame excuse that the instructor actually sprained his ankle and wasn't able to keep up with the group? Bah...
P.S; Sry I hadn't been bloggin for a while. More updates to come this few days.
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