nowadays - accidents becoming a highlight of everyday life in little Singapore!
Wrecked car in Tampines mystery accidentTechnician Mark Yoong, 63, was driving along Tampines Road at 1.30pm on 23 July when he came across this badly wrecked car.The car was banged up so badly, it was 'beyond recognition'. It looked as if the car had been smashed from all four sides.Mark told STOMP that he did not see the driver, but hopes that he or she survived the crash.STOMP has contacted the Police for more information. Watch this space for updates.Source: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/viewPost4410.aspx
On march 30th i got into a unfaithful accident, a driver cut me off and watched me flipped and rolled the car in his rear view mirror yet to stop and just speeds off. Me, wanting to save my car from getting scratched and damaged I swerve to miss him and unfortunately i went over and island hit a pole and flipped the car and rolled 3 times. The damage is as you guess unrepairable and has left me scared for life.
hey...a malaysian car!!! sports m colour somemore...
Erm, i think it a aussie car.Quote from: celitat on July 24, 2007, 02:54:20 PMhey...a malaysian car!!! sports m colour somemore...
Carjacker crashes stolen cab, dies at scenevia : Toyotaclubsg.comA ROBBER who had crashed a stolen taxi into a wall at the junction of Telok Blangah Road and Henderson Road died from his injuries at the scene early on Tuesday morning.The police were informed of a the accident and theft at 5.10am early this morning by the stolen cab's driver Mr Ivan Loy Keng Yen.The Premier taxi driver had stopped his vehicle along the road next to Block 10 Telok Blangah Crescent and had stepped out to buy a copy of morning Chinese daily Lianhe Zaobao.At that point, the culprit got into the driver seat of the stationary taxi and pointed a silver object at the Mr Loy before driving off.This turned out later to be a plastic toy gun.Mr Loy frantically hailed for a cab, wanting to give chase.By the time he got into one, he had lost sight of his stolen cab.By the time Mr Loy spotted his silver cab, it had crashed into a 4-m tall white concrete wall along Telok Blangah Road and Henderson Road.The culprit was seen collapsed in the driver's seat and was pronounced dead by paramedics at about 5.35am.The Singapore Civil Defence Force, who said the robber was approximately 40 years old, took about half an hour to extricate his body from the wreckage.The police recovered some orange plastic pellets and broken parts of the silver toy gun at the accident scene.Police investigations are ongoing.
Updated: 11:55 a.m. ET Aug. 13, 2007KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - An express bus overturned on Malaysia’s main highway, tearing the vehicle’s roof off, flinging seats into the air and leaving at least 20 people dead Monday.Nineteen people including the driver were killed at the site while one died in a nearby hospital in the northern town of Taiping, local fire department spokesman Amirudin Kamarudin told The Associated Press. He said nine people were hospitalized.“The impact of the accident ripped off the roof,” Raja Musa Raja Razak, the police chief of the area, told the AP by telephone from the site in Bukit Gantang, about 125 miles north of Kuala Lumpur.“The front portion (of the bus) is mangled. The rest of the body is intact. But the seats (must have been) flying here and there, and there was a lot of blood everywhere,” he said.“It is the worst traffic accident in the history of the nation,” said Transport Minister Chan Kong Choy who visited the scene.Chan’s aide quoted him as saying the pre-dawn accident appears to have been caused by “human negligence.” The aide declined to be named because he is not authorized to make public statements.Amirudin, the fire department spokesman, said there were no skid marks on the road, indicating the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel.The accident occurred on the North-South Expressway, which runs 550 miles the entire length of the country from the Thai border in the north to Johor Bahru at the southern tip of the Malaysian peninsula.While Malaysia’s notoriously bad motorists are often involved in accidents, bus crashes are relatively rare.
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