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Monday, Nov 19, 2012
The New Paper
Poly student dies in accident that almost severs leg
By Syahirah Anwar and Nathaniel Hong
SINGAPORE - He left the shop to deliver what would have been his last pizza order for the night. But Mr Muhammad Amirulhayat Mahadi never got to deliver it.
The 21-year-old student was killed after the Domino's Pizza motorcycle he was riding was hit by a white Mazda RX8 sports car at the intersection of Sembawang Road and Yishun Avenue 5 on Thursday night.
The red motorcycle was completely wrecked, lying crushed below the car, while Mr Amirulhayat's body lay about 10m away.
The storage compartment containing the pizzas was knocked loose and landed on a pedestrian walkway. Blood was splattered over the twisted front of the car and its front windscreen was cracked.
The police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) received calls about the accident at about 9.30pm.
Dead at the scene
When paramedics arrived, they pronounced Mr Amirulhayat dead at the scene.
About an hour later, his family and friends arrived at the scene after being informed of the tragedy.
Overwhelmed with grief on seeing his younger brother's lifeless body, Mr Mahadir Mahadi, 24, kicked the debris from the accident and shouted: "Who is the driver?"
Two police officers and two passers-by rushed forward to restrain him while asking him to control himself.
He struggled in their grasp, demanding that he be allowed to see the Mazda driver, until his friend came forward to console him.
Mr Amirulhayat was a third-year student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, taking a diploma course in multimedia and animation.
He had taken a part-time job as a delivery rider for Domino's Pizza to earn extra money.
His father, Mr Mahadi Timan, 52, who went to the scene that night, told The New Paper that his son was about to make a legal U-turn in the other direction of Sembawang Road to make his delivery.
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It was then that the Mazda collided into the motorbike, causing Mr Amirulhayat to be flung about 10m, he said.
An uncle, Mr Khairudin Timan, told TNP that he was in disbelief when he got to the scene at almost midnight.
Monday, Nov 19, 2012
The New Paper
Poly student dies in accident that almost severs leg
By Syahirah Anwar and Nathaniel Hong
SINGAPORE - He left the shop to deliver what would have been his last pizza order for the night. But Mr Muhammad Amirulhayat Mahadi never got to deliver it.
The 21-year-old student was killed after the Domino's Pizza motorcycle he was riding was hit by a white Mazda RX8 sports car at the intersection of Sembawang Road and Yishun Avenue 5 on Thursday night.
The red motorcycle was completely wrecked, lying crushed below the car, while Mr Amirulhayat's body lay about 10m away.
The storage compartment containing the pizzas was knocked loose and landed on a pedestrian walkway. Blood was splattered over the twisted front of the car and its front windscreen was cracked.
The police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) received calls about the accident at about 9.30pm.
Dead at the scene
When paramedics arrived, they pronounced Mr Amirulhayat dead at the scene.
About an hour later, his family and friends arrived at the scene after being informed of the tragedy.
Overwhelmed with grief on seeing his younger brother's lifeless body, Mr Mahadir Mahadi, 24, kicked the debris from the accident and shouted: "Who is the driver?"
Two police officers and two passers-by rushed forward to restrain him while asking him to control himself.
He struggled in their grasp, demanding that he be allowed to see the Mazda driver, until his friend came forward to console him.
Mr Amirulhayat was a third-year student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic, taking a diploma course in multimedia and animation.
He had taken a part-time job as a delivery rider for Domino's Pizza to earn extra money.
His father, Mr Mahadi Timan, 52, who went to the scene that night, told The New Paper that his son was about to make a legal U-turn in the other direction of Sembawang Road to make his delivery.
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- Mum's unease before dreaded call of his death
It was then that the Mazda collided into the motorbike, causing Mr Amirulhayat to be flung about 10m, he said.
An uncle, Mr Khairudin Timan, told TNP that he was in disbelief when he got to the scene at almost midnight.
