SINGAPORE - When Seng Ian Hao was nine years old and his sister Ing Le was seven, they witnessed a fall at a hawker centre that changed the course of their young lives.
An elderly woman was trying to pick up her walking stick, which she had leaned against her table but had slid to the ground. As she bent over, she lost her balance and fell, hitting her head.
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