PMA vs walking stick: Singapore coffee shop fight turns into makeshift ‘battle of mobility aids’ (VIDEO)

SINGAPORE, June 26 — Two women, one using a personal mobility aid (PMA) and the other a walking stick, were caught on video exchanging blows during a heated altercation at a coffee shop in Singapore.

According to Stomp.sg, the incident occurred after the pair were seen arguing, with the situation escalating into a physical scuffle captured in videos uploaded to Facebook on June 24 by user Ellen Teo.

In the first clip, a woman in a pink shirt seated on a PMA is seen pointing upwards while repeatedly saying “CCTV” to another elderly woman dressed in green.

The confrontation escalates when the woman in green raises her walking stick and pushes it towards the other woman, prompting the PMA user to get off her device and attempt to grab the stick while striking the other woman.

Both women then fall to the ground but continue grappling, before a bystander in purple rushes in to try to intervene.

In a separate video, a man is seen stepping in to break up the fight, though the women continue struggling briefly despite efforts to stop them.

The post quickly drew attention online, garnering more than 150 reactions and over 50 comments, with netizens expressing both concern and amusement.

Police told Stomp.sg they received a call for assistance at Block 261 Serangoon Central at about 7.55pm on June 22.

A 69-year-old woman was taken conscious to hospital, while a 65-year-old woman sustained minor injuries and declined hospitalisation. 

Both are assisting with investigations.