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Serious PHV take down few Pinoy roaches at Lucky Plaza.
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Lucky Plaza accident: Vivian Balakrishnan visits victims in hospital, sends condolences to families of deceased
lucky plaza aftermath
The aftermath of an accident at Lucky Plaza shopping centre that left two people dead. (Photo: Jalelah Abu Baker)
30 Dec 2019 06:01PM
(Updated: 30 Dec 2019 06:56PM)
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SINGAPORE: Singapore's Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on Monday (Dec 30) that he has paid a visit to the victims of the Lucky Plaza accident being treated at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
In a Facebook post, Dr Balakrishnan also expressed condolences to the families of the two Filipinos who died in the car crash, which happened on Sunday evening. Four people were also injured.
"Singaporeans are shocked and deeply saddened to learn about the tragic loss of life and injuries to six Filipinos at Lucky Plaza yesterday," wrote Dr Balakrishnan.
READ: Two sisters among six Filipino victims in Lucky Plaza car crash: Philippine Embassy official
Eyewitnesses said the car ran into several women as they stood on a walkway near the shopping centre. CCTV footage also emerged on Monday showing a car crashing into a railing where people had been standing, before landing on a service road leading out of Lucky Plaza's car park.
"What was supposed to be a day of rest, fellowship and celebration turned into a tragedy," said Dr Balakrishnan, adding that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was working closely with the Philippine Embassy to help the families involved.
"Our deepest condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. We pray for a quick recovery for the injured."
Dr Balakrishnan said that he, along with Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Manpower Low Yen Ling, visited the injured at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
"SPS (Manpower) Low Yen Ling and I met those who are hospitalised at Tan Tock Seng Hospital to personally convey our sympathies. We thanked them for their hard work and contributions to Singapore over many years," he wrote.
"As we prepare to welcome the New Year with our families, it is timely to also remember the invaluable contributions of those who help in our households, provide care for our family members and sacrifice so much in order to provide for their own families far away," added the minister.
Lucky Plaza car crash graphic
lucky plaza aftermath
The aftermath of an accident at Lucky Plaza shopping centre that left two people dead. (Photo: Jalelah Abu Baker)
30 Dec 2019 06:01PM
(Updated: 30 Dec 2019 06:56PM)
Bookmark
SINGAPORE: Singapore's Foreign Affairs Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on Monday (Dec 30) that he has paid a visit to the victims of the Lucky Plaza accident being treated at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
In a Facebook post, Dr Balakrishnan also expressed condolences to the families of the two Filipinos who died in the car crash, which happened on Sunday evening. Four people were also injured.
"Singaporeans are shocked and deeply saddened to learn about the tragic loss of life and injuries to six Filipinos at Lucky Plaza yesterday," wrote Dr Balakrishnan.
READ: Two sisters among six Filipino victims in Lucky Plaza car crash: Philippine Embassy official
Eyewitnesses said the car ran into several women as they stood on a walkway near the shopping centre. CCTV footage also emerged on Monday showing a car crashing into a railing where people had been standing, before landing on a service road leading out of Lucky Plaza's car park.
"What was supposed to be a day of rest, fellowship and celebration turned into a tragedy," said Dr Balakrishnan, adding that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was working closely with the Philippine Embassy to help the families involved.
"Our deepest condolences to the families who lost their loved ones. We pray for a quick recovery for the injured."
Dr Balakrishnan said that he, along with Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Manpower Low Yen Ling, visited the injured at Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
"SPS (Manpower) Low Yen Ling and I met those who are hospitalised at Tan Tock Seng Hospital to personally convey our sympathies. We thanked them for their hard work and contributions to Singapore over many years," he wrote.
"As we prepare to welcome the New Year with our families, it is timely to also remember the invaluable contributions of those who help in our households, provide care for our family members and sacrifice so much in order to provide for their own families far away," added the minister.
Lucky Plaza car crash graphic
Damn I should go to Orchard Road on Sundays. Usually I go on Saturdays.
Lots of great fun missed. Earlier this year that American guy who fell to his death at Ngee Ann City, that also happened on a Sunday.
How Orchard Road looks like on Sundays to me.
Supposed to be point turn but driver indeed forced a U turn.
Driver u turn using jalan kayu manis for wider space which is illegal.
KNN this 1 have to refer to my uncle prophecy liao KNN starting from lj loong wants to make more money onwards to anyhow issue driving license rike toilet paper KNN
KNN lj loong is responsible for this incident for anyhow issue license to releasing of cockroaches KNN
I always swerve around like that over there. 3 pt turn waste time
If there's free chicken, count me in.
If white car stop 1m behind then it be push n follow the black car down.
The white car might have prevented the black car from crashing through the railing and onto the road below.
The people standing at the alighting point would be injured.
Possible
He wouldn't. The speed of the black car was much slower than the Ferrari.
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