Still got ppl eat this? I thought ppl buy this for praying only.

Still got ppl eat this? I thought ppl buy this for praying only.

That’s why it’s important to learn heimlich maneuver first.

The one with red bean and coconut is gooding.

You how long never go out jalan2 cari makan alr? Its so damn common to be found in most kuih muih stall lol

Still got ppl eat this? I thought ppl buy this for praying only.

Not only ang ku kueh, like bangkuang/ ku chai kueh, i seen elderly tends to munch the whole mouthful instead of biting off and chew

The one with red bean and coconut is gooding.

fishballs as well.
never put one piece into the mouth.  it's smooth and slippery.  easy to accidentally swollow whole.

My aunty hubb passed away on Monday.  My grandmother n another aunty passed away late last year.  Damn sadding, family scared to visit this latest unkle's wake. ..cos too close.

Soon ppl.choke tertelan air

True

why scare?
due to cny?

Soon ppl.choke tertelan air

And if you notice Korean love to fill up their mouth full when they eat.  
Am surprised that none of them get chocked.

majority of people wouldn't know what to do when they see a person is choking or themselves choking.

Basic first aid must be taught in schools.

Still got ppl eat this? I thought ppl buy this for praying only.

Once ayam choke on wasabi
Its very traumatic
That 1 minute felt like 1 hour
Brain also choke
3 months ptsd no eat sushi
Kekwa

I seen ppl choking on Korean bbq on slices of pork also. Probably too raw and he just try to swallow it down

The one with red bean and coconut is gooding.

Yup, i noticed the same

Eating noodle, they suck up like a vacumn cleaner (suction full) till mouthful

Yup, i noticed the same

Eating noodle, they suck up like a vacumn cleaner (suction full) till mouthful

I know they are selling it, i expect ppl buy this just to pray only, after that, throw away.

yup. the kuih is sticky. eat with caution.

Not only ang ku kueh, like bangkuang/ ku chai kueh, i seen elderly tends to munch the whole mouthful instead of biting off and chew

Most tragic. May he RIP

Dodol as well. I remember reading 1 Malay pakcik choked and died while eating dodol.
source: -->Mati Makan Dodol

Not only ang ku kueh, like bangkuang/ ku chai kueh, i seen elderly tends to munch the whole mouthful instead of biting off and chew

Apa u gen z know? Eat whole kuih only syok.

Amoi choked on Ang Mo Cock didn't die, man chokes on Ang Ku Kuih died. Unexpected.

That’s why it’s important to learn heimlich maneuver first.

one thing about eating and table manners that I know...

do not talk when you are chewing or eating.
must have the habit of chewing first before swollowing
pay attention when you are eating (people now get distracted with their mobilephone while eating)

A grim New Year's trend continued in Japan as four women choked to death on traditional rice cakes and 12 other people were hospitalized, the Asahi Shimbun newspaper reported. The women who died were all in their 80s, fire department officials said. Eleven of those hospitalized were also elderly and one person was under 40, the newspaper reported..

Choking on mochi — the sticky, sweet traditional delicacy served to celebrate the new year — is so common that the Tokyo Police Department has a website offering tips on how to help someone who has the food lodged in their throat.

Authorities annually warn people to cut the sticky rice cakes into smaller pieces to make them easier to chew, especially for the elderly and children. People are also advised to eat the treats slowly.

Despite public warnings, the treats made of pounded, steamed rice have caused suffocation deaths nearly every year, especially among elderly people. In 2015, nine people were believed to have died taking part in the annual culinary tradition.

Mochi is a staple of the Japanese New Year's holiday menu. But the glutinous cakes, grilled or cooked in broth or with sweet beans, can easily get stuck in people's throats, blocking breathing.

According to a 2020 letter in the medical journal Resuscitation, mochi accounts for up to 13.9% of foreign body airway obstruction (FBAO) cases in Japan. In Tokyo, 482 patients were hospitalized after chocking on the rice cakes over a span of five years.

In 2001, a woman saved her father's life when she used a vacuum cleaner to pull mochi from the 70-year-old man's throat.

Source: 4 women choke to death on New Year's rice cakes as deadly trend continues in Japan

preventable and should be included as compulsory study/lesson in school for every classes.. not moral/r studies.

normally only st john,rc have this in sch.

BB boy also got learn for their First Aid badge.

BB is follow church one... but yeah scouts also got this badge in my sch

Anyway your Manchester just signed one veteran player.

Good or not him?

majority of people wouldn't know what to do when they see a person is choking or themselves choking.

Basic first aid must be taught in schools.