An incident that began as a tragic traffic accident escalated into violence in Little India, Singapore, when a foreign worker was fatally struck by a private bus. The victim was a 33-year-old Indian national, whose death triggered a sudden and fierce outpouring of anger from fellow workers in the area. As news of the incident spread, hundreds of foreign workers, primarily from South Asia, congregated around the site of the accident, expressing their grief and frustration. What began as a peaceful gathering quickly deteriorated into a riot as tensions flared, resulting in clashes between the workers and the police.The situation escalated horribly, with rioters overturning vehicles, destroying property, and confronting law enforcement using stones and other makeshift weapons. The police were forced to call for reinforcements and utilized tear gas and riot shields to regain control of the situation. The riots continued into the early hours, resulting in injuries to both police officers and residents, as well as extensive property damage. More than 400 individuals were arrested, making it one of the most significant civil disturbances in Singapore's recent history.In the aftermath, the government took swift action, implementing stricter measures aimed at managing the foreign worker population and ensuring public order. The disturbance prompted discussions about the integration of foreign workers into Singaporean society and the challenges associated with a diverse labor force, raising awareness of the underlying social issues facing this multicultural urban landscape.