Aloysius Pang

Aloysius Pang (Chinese: 冯伟衷; pinyin: Féng Wěizhōng; 24 August 1990 – 24 January 2019) was a Singaporean actor managed under NoonTalk Media. He died on 24 January 2019 at 1:45am NZDT (23 January 2019 at 8:45pm SST)[1] due to serious crush injuries sustained from a military accident while on Operationally Ready National Service reservist training in the Singapore Army, Singapore Armed Forces, aged 28.

This is a Chinese name; the family name is Pang.

Aloysius Pang
冯伟衷
Born	Aloysius Pang Wei Chong (冯伟忠) (1990-08-24)24 August 1990 Singapore
Died	24 January 2019(2019-01-24) (aged 28) Waikato Hospital, Hamilton, New Zealand
Cause of death	Crush injuries
Burial place	Ashes scattered into the sea near Pulau Ubin, Singapore
Nationality	Singaporean
Education	Yuying Secondary School
Alma mater	Singapore Institute of Management University
Occupation	Actor, singer
Years active	1999–2004 2012–2019
Agent	NoonTalk Media
Family	Jefferson Pang (brother) Kenny Pang (brother)
Call sign	大神 (Girlfriend Jayley Woo) Aloy, 小瓜(Family), Dai Lo (Buddies Ian Fang and Shane Pow)
Musical career
Origin	Singapore
Associated acts	8 Dukes of Caldecott Hill
Chinese name
Traditional Chinese	馮偉衷
Simplified Chinese	冯伟衷
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Féng Wěizhōng
Birth name
Traditional Chinese	馮偉忠
Simplified Chinese	冯伟忠
Transcriptions Standard Mandarin Hanyu Pinyin Féng Wěizhōng

Early life and career

Pang was born in Singapore on 24 August 1990. He had two elder brothers, Jefferson and Kenny.[2] He started acting at the age of nine after he joined an acting class organised by MediaCorp, and starred in children dramas such as My Teacher, My Buddy (1999), Bukit Ho Swee (2002), The Adventures of BBT (2002), A Child's Hope (Season 1, 2003; Season 2, 2004), and I Love My Home (2004). Growing up with the Chinese name of 冯伟忠, Pang later changed the last character of his Chinese name from 忠 to 衷 to reference the old shows he did as a child actor, while retaining its pronunciation. He was nominated for his role as Ding Wei Liang in A Child's Hope in Star Awards 2003 Young Talent Award in Star Awards 2003.[3] He left acting in 2004 after being repeatedly bullied;[4] in a 2015 interview he said he'd "told [MediaCorp] to take my file out and never call [him] again".[5]

In 2012, Pang made his comeback in the lead role of the film Timeless Love, which was directed by Lim Koong Hwee and Singaporean celebrity Dasmond Koh. Pang made his directorial debut in 2014 by directing the music video of Singapore-based singer Gavin Teo's I Understand (我懂了),[6] which also starred Xu Bin and Kimberly Chia.[7]

In 2014, he was named one of the 8 Dukes of Caldecott Hill and went on to win the Best Newcomer at the Star Awards 2015. Pang released his first single "Black Tears" (黑色眼泪) in 2015. It was also announced that Pang would star in Singapore's first cosplay-themed movie, Young & Fabulous. Together with Xu Bin, he also took part in an online variety show produced by NoonTalk Media, called Freshmen (来吧！上课啦！).[8]

From Star Awards 2013 to Star Awards 2016, he was nominated for Favourite Male Character. In Star Awards 2015, he was awarded the Best Newcomer and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor & Rocket. In Star Awards 2016, he was awarded for Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes. In 2016, he joined Dasmond Koh 's company called Frozenage with Xu Bin.[9]

Pang has gotten 1 out of 10 Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes from 2016 respectively.

Pang was known for setting aside 10 percent of his pay to thank and bless the production people on set.[10]

On 7 April 2017, in an interview with Mediacorp's Toggle, Pang said that he would not renew his contract with Mediacorp in order to focus on a business he had set up with his brother. The company was named Kairos Green and focused on wood plastic composite.[11]

His most recent project in 2018 was the Original Toggle romance-mystery series From Beijing to Moscow where he made a two-month road trip to China, Mongolia and Russia with Felicia Chin, River Huang and Jojo Goh. It premiered on Toggle in June 2019.[3]

He was to start shooting in February 2019 and take on his first lead role in the upcoming Channel 8 romantic drama My One In a Million, alongside his long-time onscreen partner Carrie Wong before his untimely death.[12] His role was given to Beijing-based local actor Lawrence Wong.[13][14]

Personal life

Education

Pang studied in Pei Chun Public School[15] and Yuying Secondary School.[16] In 2012, he graduated from Singapore Institute of Management University with a diploma in management studies.[17][18]

Death

On 19 January 2019, while taking part in a live-firing exercise at Waiouru Training Area in New Zealand as an Operationally Ready National Serviceman, Pang entered the cabin of a Singapore Self-Propelled Howitzer (SSPH) to troubleshoot a fault. At 7:05 pm NZDT (2:05 pm SST),[19] to enable diagnosis of the fault, the barrel of the howitzer was automatically lowered to neutral position within the cabin. Pang was in the path of the receding barrel and sustained severe crush injuries to his chest and abdomen as a result.[20]

Pang was evacuated by helicopter to the Waiouru Camp Medical Centre and then to Waikato Hospital, where he had abdominal surgery.[19] Despite further surgery and initially being conscious, his condition later deteriorated and he was placed on life support for his heart, lungs and kidneys.[21] He died at the hospital on 24 January 2019 at 1:45 am (NZDT UTC+13) (23 January 2019 8:45 pm SST UTC+8). According to New Zealand laws, before the body could be repatriated back to Singapore, a post-mortem was to be performed with permissions from the family,[22] but it did not proceed as Pang's family did not grant it.[23]

Pang's body was finally repatriated on the following day.[24] A wake began on the morning of 26 January 2019. Initially limited to family and relatives, it was opened to the public from 12pm till 27 January 2019, 12pm. Thousands came to paid their respects, including close friends, media artistes, politicians and fans.[24][25][26] Pang was accorded a military funeral later on 27 January and his casket was moved to the Mandai Crematorium.[27] He was cremated in the evening.[28] His ashes were scattered into the sea off the island of Pulau Ubin the following day. Pang is survived by his parents and two brothers.[29]

Impact and aftermath

Pang was the first soldier to be injured due to gun lowering while operating the SSPH as claimed by the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) in a media release clarifying the safety record of the artillery vehicle.[30] His death sparked renewed concerns about the accountability for and safety of military training, and prompted other national servicemen to share their experiences in the military online.[25][31][32] After Pang's death, MINDEF called for a safety timeout for the Army and halted all training, including strenuous physical exercise, such as jogging, route marches and the Individual Physical Proficiency Test, pending safety reviews.[33]

On 25 January 2019, MINDEF set up a Committee of Inquiry (COI) to investigate the death of Pang. He was also posthumously promoted to the rank of Corporal first class, the highest enlistee rank within the Singapore Armed Forces.[34]

On 1 February 2019, MINDEF announced that the SAF would be setting up a new Inspector-General Office (IGO), which directly reports to the Chief of Defence Force,[35] and absorbing the existing Safety and Systems Review Directorate (SSRD) in the process.[36] It would have full authority to scrutinise and enforce safety processes and practices at all levels.[35] Existing responsibilities of the SSRD include convening external review panels and conduct external benchmarking of safety practices and standards, reviewing safety-related reports including those of the Committees of Inquiry, and reviewing specific MINDEF/SAF systems as required.[36] On 27 February, Brigadier General Tan Chee Wee assumed the Office while simultaneously was appointed to be the Chief of Staff, Joint Staff of SAF.[37]

On 6 May 2019, the findings from the COI was presented in the Singapore Parliament by Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen.[38] It was found that the primary issue was that the gun barrel was lowered without ensuring that everyone was in a safe position. There was no evidence indicating foul play or deliberate acts found. At the time of accident, Pang was together with a NSMan gun commander, 3SG(NS) Hubert Wah, aged 31 and a Military Expert technician, ME2 Ivan Teo, aged 35.[39] Pang did not move away from the gun barrel as required in the operating procedures, claiming that he would not be hit. Both Wah and Teo miscalculated the space in the cabin and the time needed for the barrel to be lowered, and Wah, proceed to lower the gun barrel. After the gun barrel has been lowered for a time, Pang began to move away however it was too late and was caught between the end of the barrel and the top of the cabin above him. Both Wah and Teo tried to stop the barrel from lowering though the main screen screen and manually resisting the motion of the barrel, instead of activating the emergency stop buttons located at their respective positions in the howitzer. The COI stated the safety lapses were preventable if the standard operating procedures were followed. The External Review Panel on SAF Safety has also recommended to SAF to do more to improve on the 'weak' safety culture.[40]

On 31 July 2019, Teo and Wah were charged under the Singapore Armed Forces Act and the Penal Code in a military court for causing death under rash and/or negligent acts and for disobeying military general orders.[39] On 19 November 2019, they pleaded guilty and were sentenced on the same day with Wah and Teo fined $8,000 and $7,000 respectively. Should the fine not be paid, Wah and Teo would be detained for 40 days and 35 days respectively. Wah would also be demoted from the rank of Third Sergeant to Corporal.[41] The Pang family had requested for a lenient sentence, saying that "one loss is enough. Other parents' sons have a life ahead of them."[42]

Tributes

A video tribute to Pang was aired on Channel 8 on 31 January 2019.[7] On 14 April 2019, a special memoriam was given during the 2019 Star Awards ceremony, where performers Xu Bin, Timothee Yap, Zong Zijie and Gavin Teo performed the song Voices From My Heart 小人物的心声 while montages of Pang were shown. However the Honorary TV Award, a posthumous award for artistes who contributed significantly to the industry, was not presented.[43]

Discography

Singles

Year	Title	Album	Notes	Ref
2015	Black Tears 黑色眼泪[44]	data-sort-value="" style="background: #ececec; color: #2C2C2C; vertical-align: middle; text-align: center; " class="table-na" | non-album single	Available on Spotify

Drama OST

Year	Drama Title	Song Title	Other Singer(s)	Notes	Ref
2015	Life - Fear Not 人生无所谓	一样	Carrie Wong 黄思恬	Sub-theme Song 插曲

Filmography

Film

Year	Title	Role	Ref
2018	Oh! Squints III	Yang Dao Ren
2016	Young & Fabulous 最佳伙扮	Royston Chio
2013	Everybody's Business 人人有份	Meng
2013	Oh! Squints II	Yang Dao Ren
2012	Timeless Love 那个夏天	Morgan

TV series

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref
2019	From Beijing to Moscow 北京到莫斯科	Kenneth	Toggle original series. Posthumous release. 1/2 of male co-leads
2018	Follow Your Heart 设计爱情	N/A	Noontalk Media Production Pairs up with Angel Lim 1/2 of male co-leads
	29 February 229 明天见	Ye Zhixin 叶知新	Pairs up with Cheryl Chou Siblings with Hong Ling 1/2 of male co-leads
	Love At Cavenagh Bridge 加文纳桥的约定	Jackie 杰奇	Toggle Original Series Pairs up with Kimberly Chia Cameo
	Ghost AR 鬼上路	Shawn Koh Yizheng 许一正	Toggle Original Series Pairs up with He Ying Ying 1st male lead
2017	My Friends From Afar 知星人	Chen Xianglin 陈祥林	Pairs up with Paige Chua Siblings with Carrie Wong 1/2 of male co-leads
	My Alien Girlfriend 我的知星女友		Cameo Siblings with Carrie Wong Toggle Original Series
	Dream Coder 梦想程式	He Jianming 何建明	Pairs up with Jayley Woo and Carrie Wong 1/4 of male co-leads
2016	You Can Be an Angel 2 你也可以是天使2	Li Longhua 李龙华	Pairs up with Carrie Wong Supporting
	The Gentlemen 来自水星的男人	Zhang Naiyi 张乃祎	Pairs up with Carrie Wong Siblings with Chen Hanwei and Pierre Png 1/3 of male co-leads
	The Truth Seekers 真探	Jiang Xiaodong 江小洞	Cameo
	My First School 快乐第一班	Li Yonghui 李泳辉	Pairs up with Julie Tan Supporting
	Life - Fear Not 人生无所畏	Zhuang Daoren 庄道仁	Pairs up with Carrie Wong 120-episode long form drama 3rd male lead
2015	Hand In Hand 手牵手	Hong Meizhi 洪美志	Pairs up with Candyce Toh Siblings with Bryan Wong, Jesseca Liu and Seraph Sun 1/2 of male co-leads
	The Journey: Our Homeland 信约：我们的家园	Hong Guo'an 洪国安	Cameo
	118	Himself	Cameo
	Super Senior 长辈甜心	Dong Haoyuan 董浩元	Pairs up with Jayley Woo Supporting
	Tiger Mum 虎妈来了	Chen Haolian 陈浩廉	Pairs up with Jayley Woo Siblings with Julie Tan, Ian Fang and Bonnie Loo 2nd male lead
	Love? 限量爱情	Aloysius	Pairs up with Paige Chua Cameo
	Good Luck 百岁大吉	Lin Jiayuan 林家元	Supporting
	You Can Be an Angel Too 你也可以是天使	Li Longhua 李龙华	Supporting
2014	Mystic Whispers 听	Zhiguang	Cameo Toggle Original Series
	Against The Tide 逆潮	Zhao Keji 赵克己	Cameo
	World at Your Feet 球在你脚下	Fang Yangming 方扬名	Pairs up with Chantalle Ng Supporting
	Served H.O.T. 烧。卖	He Tailong 何泰龙	Pairs up with Ya Hui 1/3 of male co-leads
2013	I'm in Charge 小子当家	Wang Jiahao 王家豪	Pairs up with Elizabeth Lee 1st male lead
	C.L.I.F. 2 警徽天职2	Jiang Yongzhe 江永哲	Supporting
	It's a Wonderful Life 好运到	Young Hao Huihuang 年轻郝辉煌	Younger version of Ha Yu Siblings with Xu Bin Cameo
2012	It Takes Two 对对碰	Hao Zhijie 郝志杰	Pairs up with Kimberly Chia Siblings with Shine Koh and Lyn Oh Supporting
	Poetic Justice 微笑正义	Derek	Cameo
2004	I Love My Home 我爱我家	Xu Lizhong 许立忠	Son of Huang Wenyong and Hong Huifang
	A Child's Hope 2 孩有明天2	Tang Yongjun 唐勇俊	Son of Zhu Houren and Lin Meijiao Siblings with Jeanette Aw
2003	A Child's Hope 孩有明天	Ding Weiliang 丁伟良	Son of Huang Yiliang and Huang Biren
2002	The Adventures of BBT BBT的奇妙假期	Superglue 万能胶
	Bukit Ho Swee 河水山	Ah Cai 阿财	Son of Chen Tianwen and Yang Libing Storm Riders 旋风小侦探
2001	In Pursuit of Peace 何日军再来	Ah Dai 阿呆
1999	My Teacher, My Buddy 小飞人	Pang Dayu 庞大禹

Telemovie

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref
2015	Two Boys and a Mermaid	Aaron	Pairs up with Narelle Kheng First English-speaking role.	[45]

Songs

Year	English title	Mandarin title	Ref
2015	MediaCorp Music Lunar New Year Album 15	新传媒群星金羊添吉祥
2016	MediaCorp Music Lunar New Year Album 16	新传媒群星金猴添喜庆

Awards and nominations

Year	Ceremony	Category	Nominated work	Result	Ref
2003	Star Awards 2003	Young Talent Award	A Child's Hope (as Ding Weiliang)	Nominated
2013	Star Awards 2013	Favourite Male Character	It Takes Two (as Hao Zhijie)	Nominated
2014	Star Awards 2014	Favourite Male Character	I'm In Charge (as Wang Jiahao)	Nominated
2015	Star Awards 2015	Star Awards for Most Popular Regional Artiste (Indonesia)	N/A	Nominated
		Favourite Male Character	World At Your Feet (as Fang Yangming)	Nominated
		Best Supporting Actor	Against The Tide (as Zhao Keji)	Nominated
		Rocket Award		Nominated
		Best Newcomer	N/A	Won
		Toggle Outstanding Duke Award	N/A	Nominated
2016	Star Awards 2016	Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes	N/A	Won
		Toggle Most Beloved Celebrity BFF award (With Xu Bin)	N/A	Nominated
2018	Star Awards 2018	Top 10 Most Popular Male Artistes	N/A	Nominated

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External links

• Aloysius Pang on Facebook
• Aloysius Pang on IMDb
• Aloysius Pang on Instagram
• Aloysius Pang on Spotify