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He was supposed to be at his grandmother's funeral on Saturday.
But Mr Harendran Banjatjaram, 23 was nowhere to be found after telling his family he was going for supper on Friday night.
Calls from his parents and younger brother went unanswered into the early hours of that morning.
His younger brother, Guhendran, 22, then decided to wait at home for him while their parents went to help with funeral preparations at the grandmother's home.
"About 10am, the police came to our door and asked if I was related to Harendran. When I said I was, they gave me a number to call and said the people there would explain," he told The New Paper on Sunday at the family home in Sengkang.
The number led to the Traffic Police.
"They told me that my brother was dead," he said.
He had been killed in a horrific car crash in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Two other young men, including the driver, also died after the car slammed into a tree on Yio Chu Kang Road near Jalan Kelulut.
The impact was so great that Mr Harendran and his friend, who were sitting in the rear, were flung out of the car. The front passenger survived with minor injuries.
The deaths continue a bad streak of fatal accidents on our roads in which at least 14 people were killed in the first two months of this year.