Ferrari crash
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pinky:
3 seems to be a ... favorite number in accident.
the 3 dead were taxi passengers...eerily coincidental :yikes:
The one standing in the middle is the culprit, causing the accident. But he doesn't want to go down alone, scared. He needs companion - one to his left, another to his right.
so 3 by 3 he hold their hands, go ... down together. -
phtthp:
but for the china case, the passengers in the ferrari were 3 meimeis who even taunted the reporters saying: ni zhao se ah? (you want to die is it)?? suspected to be racing with another sports car when the accident happened :mad: :rant:
3 seems to be a ... favorite number in accident.pinky:
the 3 dead were taxi passengers...eerily coincidental :yikes:
The one standing in the middle is the culprit, causing the accident. But he doesn't want to go down alone, scared. He needs companion - one to his left, another to his right.
so 3 by 3 he hold their hands, go ... down together. -
this was definitely a sad incident and good that it received the media coverage that it did! people need to be aware
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I almost lost my WHOLE family on Thursday!!!!!
My hubby fetched my kid from enrichment class that day. When green light, he drove his van out. Lucky, he didn't drive immediately out and drive very slowly. A LORRY dash out from the left side (RED LIGHT) of the road and dash past in front of his van........ my kid and he got a BIG shock!!!! If my hubby drove slightly faster, they maybe gone by now!!!! :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:
This 2 days, when I think of this incident, my heart turn cold... :nailbite: :nailbite: :sad: :sad: :gloomy: :gloomy: :gloomy:
Thanks GOD that they are fine!!!
One may HURT and DESTROY a family by his ignorant in a split second.
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MrsSeah:
:yikes: OMG !
I almost lost my WHOLE family on Thursday!!!!!
My hubby fetched my kid from enrichment class that day. When green light, he drove his van out. Lucky, he didn't drive immediately out and drive very slowly. A LORRY dash out from the left side (RED LIGHT) of the road and dash past in front of his van........ my kid and he got a BIG shock!!!! If my hubby drove slightly faster, they maybe gone by now!!!! :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:
This 2 days, when I think of this incident, my heart turn cold... :nailbite: :nailbite: :sad: :sad: :gloomy: :gloomy: :gloomy:
Thanks GOD that they are fine!!!
One may HURT and DESTROY a family by his ignorant in a split second.
:faint:
So Thankful that your hubby and kid are ok! I guess the incident happened so fast that no one took down the car plate number of the lorry ? The driver should be caught for dangerous driving ! :mad:
After the Ferrari incident, I have to keep reminding hubby not to drive off immediately when the green light turns green (if his is first car at the traffic junction) .. We can be safe drivers but other road users might not observe safety traffic rules ! -
Thank goodness all is well. Anyway to make a report to traffic police?
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News:
LTA have sent people to build new traffic lights at the junction that the Ferrari Crash happened.
Finally! After two months! -
let's hope that area will no longer be known as the dark territory

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hquek:
Thank goodness all is well. Anyway to make a report to traffic police?
[quote]I guess the incident happened so fast that no one took down the car plate number of the lorry ? The driver should be caught for dangerous driving[/quote]Yap it is too SHOCKING that they don't know what is the lorry carplate no. hence never make police report.
Haiz........... -
Ferrari driver was not intoxicated: HSA report
The driver of the Ferrari involved in a horrific crash at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street in May had not consumed alcohol or taken controlled drugs before getting behind the wheel.
Contrary to speculation that the driver, Chinese national Ma Chi, 31, had been drunk, a Health Sciences Authority (HSA) toxicology report showed no detectable traces of intoxicating substances, such as drugs and alcohol.
my paper first got wind of the report findings about two weeks ago and viewed the document from a source yesterday.
On May 12, the Ferrari allegedly beat a red light and crashed into a ComfortDelGro taxi, which then hit a motorcycle at the junction.
Mr Ma, a financial investor from Sichuan, died at the scene, while cabby Cheng Teck Hock, 52, died in hospital along with his Japanese passenger, Ms Shigemi Ito, 41.
Both the motorcyclist and a female passenger in the Ferrari were injured.
The female passenger had earlier been identified in media reports as Ms Wu Wei Wei, a student from Wuhan, China, who is said to be in her 20s.
She was said to have been at a graduation party with her classmates just hours before the crash. It is unclear how she knew Mr Ma.
Mr Maβs family released a statement to my paper yesterday.
It said: "We are glad that the scientific reports are out and will help in the investigations. We will miss (Mr Ma) very much and we will continue to follow the Singapore laws as to what we should do next.
"It has been a very difficult time for the family to lose a father and husband so suddenly."
Mr Maβs family is represented by law firm Drew & Napier.
Mr Maβs wife, Madam He Tingting, 28, who was heavily pregnant at the time of the crash, is said to have given birth to the coupleβs second child about two to three weeks ago. They also have a four-year-old daughter.
Less than a week after the crash, Madam He apologised to the families of the taxi driver and his passenger, who were killed by Mr Maβs "driving error".
In a post on Weibo, a popular website among Chinese nationals, she said that her family "will not ignore the matter", reported Chinese evening daily Lianhe Wanbao.
Sources told my paper that Mr Maβs family is currently in discussion with AXA Singapore over the issue of insurance coverage following the crash.
Two weeks after the May 12 incident, a Lexus driven by 30-year-old Kelvin Seah Koon Yong allegedly beat a red light and crashed into a taxi at the same junction.
Seah has been charged with drink driving and driving dangerously.
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