[CONSOLIDATED] Accident in Tampines: Multiple-vehicle collision at road junction, with 8 individuals sent to hospitals

[wongwings]

Which workshop does the Merc driver's family run?

 

[VEF888]

There is a reason why Merc driver dont want to give way , speeding up and trying to let the Saab forcibly to cut into the Merc lane to cause a traffic accident so that he can claim against the Saab driver . Merc driver has a family business at kaki Bukit ( car workshop ) And everyone can see after the Saab driver hit his car and drive off , the Merc driver already released his acceleration. Mission accomplished , he can claim gao Gao ? Send his car to his own workshop and claim gaogao . This driver is notorious to provoke other road users to ignite their anger and resulting to an ego race on the roads . (Videos can be seen on YouTube )

except this case so high profile and it's evidential he sped up and contributed to the collision/seriousness of the collision, still dare to claim so much?

 

[Dontgetcaught]

How often a driver’s video get posted online in 2 days @sgvirality #SNH7Z #tampinesaccident

He own a car workshop, he is not afraid to hit anything that is moving on the roads . He can afford all kinda repairs?

 

[Visor9999]

rubbish what emergency to attend. need to tailgate motorcycle & try to overtake so aggressively?

Obviously, he is an impatient driver. Hence, his reaction towards another siao lang saab driver resulted in the tragedy.

Speed racers is like this. Side swipe then go full speed to taunt the other car driver

 

[glarerder]

Saab driver clever. Lie low till the storm blows over. But the time he’s charged, most of the anger from the crowd would have more or less died down

Merc driver dumb, post his cam car video out to try to prove his “innocence” but end up getting the heat and another incriminating video against him. The purported post from him to justify his actions did not help. Should have just kept quite and lie low like the Saab driver

Spotlight all on the merc driver. Only focus on the Saab driver is he went to retrieve his red parcel..what's inside..

 

[duatiaoloh]

Saw on other thread he bang laio come out check his car and take his belongings

Really is grade a ahole

Not only that, he still looked at the accident scene a few time after coming out of his car, maybe inside his heart still armchio at the Saab driver.

 

[Dontgetcaught]

except this case so high profile and it's evidential he sped up and contributed to the collision/seriousness of the collision, still dare to claim so muc

Which workshop does the Merc driver's family run?

 

[Dontgetcaught]

Search Anthony soon Han Tiong on Facebook

 

[2_sillies_trap]

mercedes wan dan le la. get ready to kenna co-defendant lawsuits from the accident victims.

 

[yperic]

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[AngryPiglet]

Search Anthony soon Han Tiong on Facebook

Looks like Terence Cao

 

[duatiaoloh]

Tampines crash victims buried at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery, one grave apart from each other​

Family, relatives and friends doing a prayer at the funeral of Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril, in Pasir Ris, on April 23.



SINGAPORE - Barely two weeks after celebrating Hari Raya Puasa, two families had to arrange for their loved ones to be buried at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.
And their graves were just one plot apart from each other.
Madam Norzihan Juwahib, 57, and Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril, 17, were killed in a six-vehicle crash in Tampines on April 22. Six others were taken to hospital.
Madam Norzihan’s family had just celebrated Hari Raya at her new flat in Sengkang a day before the accident, her niece told The Straits Times at the cemetery.
Wanting to be known only as Ms Atiqa, 26, she said Madam Norzihan lived alone and had moved into her flat less than four months ago.
She said: “Our family was devastated when we heard the news. That was her first and last Raya (at her new place).”


Madam Norzihan was buried at 4pm, surrounded by about 50 loved ones. Her 79-year-old mother was present.




Madam Norzihan was described by family members as a joyful and caring person who showered her mother and eight siblings with love. She treated them often to meals and accompanied her mother to medical appointments.
Her brother, Mr Mohd Sani, 48, said the family has come to terms with the loss.

The casket of the the late Madam Norzihan Juwahib during the funeral at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.

He said: “This is all (in) God’s hands. I don’t want to blame people. This one is written by God already, we accept that. My mother also accepts the tragedy.”

Madam Norzihan had been a passenger in a van belonging to pest control firm First Choice Pest Specialist when the accident occurred. She was a senior technician who had been working there for about 10 years.
The firm’s business development manager, who wanted to be known only as Mr Joedzuanir, 49, said the company has lost more than a hardworking colleague.
He said: “We lost not only a friend, a sister, but also a teacher.”
He said Madam Norzihan liked to help her colleagues and often offered advice to newcomers.
Mr Joedzuanir said he was driving to work when he received photos of the accident from colleagues and heard she had died.
He said Madam Norzihan was also on her way to work when the accident occurred. He was some distance away and had to pass the site.
Mr Joedzuanir said she often joined him on holidays with his wife and children. And they had planned to travel to Batam and Malaysia next week.
He added: “Everybody (is) in shock, we just can’t believe she’s gone. We are also angry at the person who did this and cost not only my colleague’s life, but also the life of the student who died. It’s a big loss.”
Afifah, the other victim of the crash, was a Temasek Junior College student and was buried at about 6.15pm. More than 100 people were present.

Family, relatives and friends at the funeral of Temasek Junior College student Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril at a multipurpose hall in Pasir Ris.

Her father, Mr Muhammad Azril, is a Police Coast Guard officer who was driving her to her school event in a car when the crash happened. He suffered kidney- and spine-related injuries. Their car had turned turtle with its doors flung open.
At around 2.30pm, more than 250 people were at her flat in Pasir Ris to receive her body from Singapore General Hospital.
Those present included her father’s colleagues and most of the technical staff of the Lion City Sailors academy, where Afifah’s uncle coaches at.
At the cemetery, a group of teenage girls were crying and hugging each other. Other mourners also laid white chrysanthemums on her grave.

Attendees at the funeral of the late Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.

Shell technician Muhammad Rosman Abdul Razak, 45, was at Afifah’s Pasir Ris flat.
He was driving his daughter to school when he chanced upon the accident.
Having been trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), he rushed over to help the injured. He said Afifah’s father was semi-conscious.
Mr Rosman said: “He kept asking me to look for his daughter. He said, ‘my daughter, my daughter, she’s at the back.’”
He said Afifah’s father kept calling for her even as he was being pulled out from beneath his car.
When they finally found the girl, there was little that could be done, said Mr Rosman.
Turning emotional, he said: “I kept talking to her, but she didn’t respond. I felt very helpless because I am trained in CPR, but I couldn’t do anything.”

 

[tucfaz]

There is a reason why Merc driver dont want to give way , speeding up and trying to let the Saab forcibly to cut into the Merc lane to cause a traffic accident so that he can claim against the Saab driver . Merc driver has a family business at kaki Bukit ( car workshop ) And everyone can see after the Saab driver hit his car and drive off , the Merc driver already released his acceleration. Mission accomplished , he can claim gao Gao ? Send his car to his own workshop and claim gaogao . This driver is notorious to provoke other road users to ignite their anger and resulting to an ego race on the roads . (Videos can be seen on YouTube )

I doubt the Merc driver have the intelligence to actually strategist his driving to cause accident to his benefit. IMO.. it's just purely an ego thing. One time I was driving along PIE nearing Toa payoh passing SP. I intended to exit to CTE/City and in front of me a BMW 5 series. driving really2 slow around 40km/h, and since we were like 50 meter from the the exit, I just follow behind but he is just too slow and I thought maybe he is experiencing problem with the car, and overtook him, and while I was negotiating the bend this 5 series suddently cuts past me using the road shoulder at very high speed.

In normal days up until now, there can be cars travelling along highway at between 60-70km/h on the 2nd lane and when I am behind they will maintain speed.. But when I overtake, they will race aginst me, which IMO is the same thing what this white merc is doing.

 

[duatiaoloh]

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Family, relatives and friends doing a prayer at the funeral of Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril, in Pasir Ris, on April 23.



SINGAPORE - Barely two weeks after celebrating Hari Raya Puasa, two families had to arrange for their loved ones to be buried at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.
And their graves were just one plot apart from each other.
Madam Norzihan Juwahib, 57, and Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril, 17, were killed in a six-vehicle crash in Tampines on April 22. Six others were taken to hospital.
Madam Norzihan’s family had just celebrated Hari Raya at her new flat in Sengkang a day before the accident, her niece told The Straits Times at the cemetery.
Wanting to be known only as Ms Atiqa, 26, she said Madam Norzihan lived alone and had moved into her flat less than four months ago.
She said: “Our family was devastated when we heard the news. That was her first and last Raya (at her new place).”


Madam Norzihan was buried at 4pm, surrounded by about 50 loved ones. Her 79-year-old mother was present.




Madam Norzihan was described by family members as a joyful and caring person who showered her mother and eight siblings with love. She treated them often to meals and accompanied her mother to medical appointments.
Her brother, Mr Mohd Sani, 48, said the family has come to terms with the loss.

The casket of the the late Madam Norzihan Juwahib during the funeral at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.

He said: “This is all (in) God’s hands. I don’t want to blame people. This one is written by God already, we accept that. My mother also accepts the tragedy.”

Madam Norzihan had been a passenger in a van belonging to pest control firm First Choice Pest Specialist when the accident occurred. She was a senior technician who had been working there for about 10 years.
The firm’s business development manager, who wanted to be known only as Mr Joedzuanir, 49, said the company has lost more than a hardworking colleague.
He said: “We lost not only a friend, a sister, but also a teacher.”
He said Madam Norzihan liked to help her colleagues and often offered advice to newcomers.
Mr Joedzuanir said he was driving to work when he received photos of the accident from colleagues and heard she had died.
He said Madam Norzihan was also on her way to work when the accident occurred. He was some distance away and had to pass the site.
Mr Joedzuanir said she often joined him on holidays with his wife and children. And they had planned to travel to Batam and Malaysia next week.
He added: “Everybody (is) in shock, we just can’t believe she’s gone. We are also angry at the person who did this and cost not only my colleague’s life, but also the life of the student who died. It’s a big loss.”
Afifah, the other victim of the crash, was a Temasek Junior College student and was buried at about 6.15pm. More than 100 people were present.

Family, relatives and friends at the funeral of Temasek Junior College student Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril at a multipurpose hall in Pasir Ris.

Her father, Mr Muhammad Azril, is a Police Coast Guard officer who was driving her to her school event in a car when the crash happened. He suffered kidney- and spine-related injuries. Their car had turned turtle with its doors flung open.
At around 2.30pm, more than 250 people were at her flat in Pasir Ris to receive her body from Singapore General Hospital.
Those present included her father’s colleagues and most of the technical staff of the Lion City Sailors academy, where Afifah’s uncle coaches at.
At the cemetery, a group of teenage girls were crying and hugging each other. Other mourners also laid white chrysanthemums on her grave.

Attendees at the funeral of the late Afifah Munirah Muhammad Azril at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on April 23.

Shell technician Muhammad Rosman Abdul Razak, 45, was at Afifah’s Pasir Ris flat.
He was driving his daughter to school when he chanced upon the accident.
Having been trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), he rushed over to help the injured. He said Afifah’s father was semi-conscious.
Mr Rosman said: “He kept asking me to look for his daughter. He said, ‘my daughter, my daughter, she’s at the back.’”
He said Afifah’s father kept calling for her even as he was being pulled out from beneath his car.
When they finally found the girl, there was little that could be done, said Mr Rosman.
Turning emotional, he said: “I kept talking to her, but she didn’t respond. I felt very helpless because I am trained in CPR, but I couldn’t do anything.”

 

[buttbERry]

RIP to both

 

[Sodomicha]

say what also no use

you are part of the chain

stick with you whole life liao

if their photos are ever published publicly or internet.
I think they really gg

Fb gt the merc driver pic liao since he ownself clarify about this incident using his real fb account.

 

[1982-1994]

So the Fugger driver was not arrested?

 

[Dontgetcaught]

except this case so high profile and it's evidential he sped up and contributed to the collision/seriousness of the collision, still dare to claim so much

except this case so high profile and it's evidential he sped up and contributed to the collision/seriousness of the collision, still dare to claim

Looks like Terence Cao

If I am not wrong ， his workshop at kaki Bukit ( Success united Pte Ltd

 

[mryang]

RIP....
May you have a better life in the heavens

 

[Goodshot]

If it is a fake post, the Merc driver can take action against the person who faked it.

If there is no action over the next few days, then it is likely to be from the real driver.

How to fake ? I thought both incident had show his car plate ?