Ferrari Driver Died ; Taxi Driver Injured On The Job - 12 of May

[makapaaa]

Family of PRC Ferrari driver Ma Chi scolds Singapore netizens: Hold back your ‘poison

[h=2]Family of PRC Ferrari driver Ma Chi scolds Singapore netizens: Hold back your ‘poisonous’ tongues![/h]Posted by temasektimes on May 15, 2012
Instead of apologizing to the victims of the fatal Bugis accident and offering them compensation, the family of the late PRC Ferrari driver Ma Chi lashed out at Singaporeans instead for not being ‘sympathetic’ towards him!
The accident was caused by an intoxicated Ma Chi who beat the red lights and rammed into a Hyundai Sonata taxi at a junction between Rochor Road and Victoria Street.
Ma Chi was pronounced dead on the spot. The Japanese female passenger in the taxi died hours later in hospital while the Singaporean cabby Cheng Teck Hock passed away on Sunday evening, leaving behind three children between the ages 16 and 21.
The shocking accident fuels rampant anti-China sentiments among Singaporeans with many venting their frustration and anger on Ma Chi online.

The insensitive comments appear to rile Ma Chi’s family who asked a friend to lodge a complaint to a local Chinese tabloid:
“The rich is not always at fault. We urge netizens to hold back their poisonous tongues.”
One cousin of Ma Chi revealed he started earning his own money when he was 18 years old and is not a son of some rich tycoon:
“I read online that many netizens said my brother deserved to die as he is an offspring of a rich man. I want to tell you, if you cannot afford a Ferrari 599GTO, there is no need to say those who can pay for it is a rich man’s son.”
The Chinese tabloid then went on to trumpet Ma Chi’s ‘accomplishments’ in life, describing him as a ‘savvy investor’ who amassed a huge amount of wealth in merely two years.
Despite the constant harping on Ma Chi’s wealth, very little is known about the financial company he worked in, the type of investments he specialized in or his track record as an investor which raised serious questions on where he made his money from.
On the other hand, since Ma Chi and his family is so rich, they should have no difficulties supporting the family of the late Cheng Teck Hock who was the sole breadwinner and yet there is nothing heard from them so far.
Perhaps the tabloid should consider asking Ma Chi’s family if they intend to apologize and compensate the victims instead of becoming a cheap spokesperson for them to whitewash his heinous act.

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[Unrepented]

Re: Omg PRC ferrari driver's Brother Ma Yong is a big mafia boss.

马永向 or 马永 in the article

Don't sikali another Burger King case.:(

 

[makapaaa]

Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in SG

[h=2]Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in Singapore[/h]Posted by temasektimes on May 15, 2012
In contrast to the Singapore media which has been busy trying to spin hogwash one after another to defend the PRC Ferrari driver Ma Chi, the Hong Kong media offers a fair, balanced and objective coverage of the accident.
Apple Daily began the news reporting by laying the blame for the accident solely and squarely on Ma Chi:
“This was an accident caused by drink-driving. He only not hurt himself and others, but caused PRC Chinese to be scolded by Singaporeans, triggering another round of anti-China sentiments in Singapore after his death.”
(這是醉酒駕駛惹的禍，他不單止累人累己，更拖累中國人備受唾罵，死後還得背負掀起新一輪新加坡排華潮的罪名。)
The article pointed out clearly why many Singaporeans are extremely peeved off by the accident:
“…..the accident caused the underlying frustrations and anger Singaporeans already had towards PRC immigrants to explode. In the eyes of Singaporeans, the PRC Chinese are arrogant and have no respect for the law……”
(終令新加坡人對中國移民的種種積怨爆發。在新加坡人眼中，「強國人」與目無法紀、窮奢極侈變成同義詞，網上群情洶湧，大罵馬馳死有餘辜)
It also aired some anti-China comments posted by Singapore netizens instead of sweeping them under the carpet like the Singapore media:

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It’s time Singaporean journalists should start learning from their Hong Kong counterparts on how to write factual reports and not just churn out pages of propaganda to brainwash Singaporeans.Perhaps Apple Daily can consider setting up a news outlet here to produce Singapore news?Watch the video coverage in Cantonese below:​

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[makapaaa]

154tth Tessa Wong Defends Ma Chi Even As PRCs Condemn Him

[h=2]PRC nationals in Singapore condemn Ferrari driver Ma Chi even as Singapore media continues to defend him[/h]Posted by temasektimes on May 15, 2012
The tragic accident at Bugis last Saturday morning has shocked not only Singaporeans, but PRC nationals living in Singapore as well, most of whom roundly condemned the Ferrari driver Ma Chi (pic left) for causing the accident.
A dashboard camera on another cab not involved in the accident showed clearly Ma Chi beating the red light and ramming into a Hyundai Sonata taxi which has the right of way.
Ma Chi was pronounced dead on the spot. The Japanese female passenger of the cab Shigemi Ito passed away hours later and the Singaporean cabby Cheng Teck Hock died of his injuries on Sunday evening.
In a thread started on the popular Lion City Forum, most PRC netizens were outraged by what happened.
One PRC netizen put the blame squarely on Ma Chi for causing the accident:
“The dead local cabby was the sole breadwinner of his family, (Ma Chi) caused harm to an entire family.”
(害人啊。。。。死掉 的 本地德士司机，是 家里的 唯一经济支柱，。祸害了 整整一个家庭。。)
Another PRC netizen even cursed Ma Chi:
“Probably had a habit of drink-driving in China…..this type of person should early.”
(酒驾在国内习惯了，可能他爸是某刚~ 尼玛还跑来新加坡酒驾~ 的确是害人~ 这种人早死早干净)
PRC netizen ‘HouTanZhang’ was visibly upset at his fellow countrymen bringing their ‘driving habits’ to Singapore:
“No need to say more, watch yourself. If he wants to die, there is no need to implicate so many people…..Frankly speaking, many PRC Chinese brought their nasty driving habits to Singapore from public bus to racing car….I remember when I first came to Singapore, where got so many problems?”
(不多说了，自己看！！自己要死不要紧，不要拖累这么多人。他的妻子，孩子。。。乘客，司机，摩托车。。。。哎！！老实说，真的好多中国人把中国的驾驶习惯带到了新加坡。从公交车司机，到现在的跑车。。。我记得刚来新加坡的时候，哪有这么多事情啊！！！)
However, Straits Times journalist Tessa Wong apparently did not think nationality is an issue and criticized Singaporeans on her Twitter for singling out Ma Chi because he was from China:

After running out of excuses to defend Ma Chi, the state media now claimed that the accident could have been ‘worse’ and killed 8 people to imply that Singaporeans should be ‘thankful’ instead.
DJs havealso jumped onto the ‘protect Ma Chi’ bandwagon with 93.3FM DJs insinuating that drivers of high-performance cars like Ferraris are not ‘adequately’ trained to drive them on Singapore roads to downplay Ma Chi’s role in causing the accident.
When even PRC nationals themselves are condemning Ma Chi for reckless and dangerous driving, the Singapore media is trying ways and means to cover up his mistake for him. Don’t you feel ashamed to be a Singaporean?

 

[makapaaa]

Re: 154tth Tessa Wong Defends Ma Chi Even As PRCs Condemn Him

[h=2]Touching last moments of cabby Cheng Teck Hock’s life as wife reassured him he was not at fault for Bugis accident[/h]Posted by temasektimes on May 15, 2012
Singaporean cabby Cheng Teck Hock (pic left) was declared brain dead and given no more than half a day to live, but he hung on against the odds for thirty nine hours and finally passed away after he was told that he was not responsible for causing the tragic accident at Bugis.
Mr Cheng was driving his taxi in across a junction in the early hours of last Saturday morning when a speeding Ferrari driven by a PRC driver appeared out of nowhere and rammed into him.
He suffered from massive bleeding in his brain, lungs and liver and was in a coma. Seeing him struggling for his life in Tan Tock Seng Hospital, his wife Madam Lim Choo Eng spoke into his ears gently:
“We have seen the video clip of the accident. It is not your fault.”
Upon hearing those words, tears rolled down from his cheek and his eyes opened for a minute or so. The line depicting his heart rate on the monitor then went flat and Mr Cheng passed away peacefully.
Mr Cheng leaves behind his wife and three children aged between 16 and 21 years old. His eldest daughter just graduated from a local polytechnic and have to put her plans to pursue her studies in university on hold as a result of the family tragedy.
Comfort Delgro has started a donation drive for Mr Cheng’s family.
Members of the public can make cheques payable to “LIM CHOO ENG” and mail them to:
THE CHENG FAMILY
c/o Comfort Transportation Pte Ltd
383 Sin Ming Drive
Singapore 575717
Attn: Customer Service Centre
Donors should indicate their names on the back of their cheques.

 

[makapaaa]

Ma Chi's Body Cremated Already Then Investigate?!

Coffeeshop Chit Chat - Police investigating Ferrari Accident

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From: wwwDRAGONwww <NOBR></NOBR> May-14 10:02 am To: ALL <NOBR></NOBR> (1 of 22) <TBODY> </TBODY> 64816.1 http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1201236/1/.html SINGAPORE: The Singapore Police Force said it was conducting an investigation into the cause of the three-vehicle crash that killed a taxi driver, his passenger and the driver of a Ferrari. The accident took place at 4.15am on May 12 at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street near Bugis Junction. It involved a red Ferrari, a taxi, and a motorcycle. The motorcycle rider was injured and was sent to hospital. Police said known witnesses have been contacted to assist in the investigation, and all evidence, including CCTV footage, will be thoroughly reviewed. Police also urged any person who has additional information that may be relevant to the case, to contact them at 1800-547-1818. Police say a separate Coroner's Inquiry will be held to determine the cause of and circumstances connected to the deaths. - CNA/wm <TBODY> </TBODY>

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[Baluku]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Now you know why Chinese cannot get along with one another?

Keep bullying each others?

And let Japs invade China and rape and massacre millions of Chinese during World War 2 because the communists and capitalists are fighting each others?

Food prices go up also blame FTs? But not Rising petrol prices brought by Greedy wallstreet oil speculators in cahoots with fires and shut down at Bukom petrol refineries complex?

For God sake this is an accident. How could anybody be blamed for an accident?

Do you blame yourselves when you have an accident?

 

[makapaaa]

Re: Ma Chi's Body Cremated Already Then Investigate?!

Coffeeshop Chit Chat - Red Ferrari Crash Clip in Slow Motion...

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[Kid278]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

For God sake this is an accident. How could anybody be blamed for an accident?

How sure are you it is just an accident, if negligence is the cause we are looking at a homicide.

 

[Yip Hon]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Shanmugam offers help to cabby's family
by Ashley Chia 04:46 AM May 16, 2012SINGAPORE - The daughter of taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock - who was killed in a high-speed crash involving a Ferrari - will have her school fees taken care of should she qualify for university, while her family will receive "all necessary assistance", including legal assistance, said Law and Foreign Affairs Minister K Shanmugam.

Mr Shanmugam, who is the Member of Parliament for Nee Soon GRC - where Mr Cheng's family resides - gave this assurance yesterday when he attended the wake for Mr Cheng at Block 306, Canberra Road.

He said Mr Cheng's daughter, Stephanie, 21, who recently graduated from a polytechnic, need not give up her hopes of going to university to work and support the family.

Mr Cheng, 52, had been the family's sole breadwinner.

Mr Shanmugam said: "Education is not an issue here and as long as she qualifies for university, we will make sure it will be taken care of."

As for the long-term needs of the family, such as their outstanding payment of their five-room HDB flat, Mr Shanmugam said that "a package will be put together" with help from the constituency's welfare fund, NTUC, Mr Cheng's employer ComfortDelGro, voluntary welfare organisations and well-wishers.

Details of the help that will be given have not been discussed as the family has called for time to grieve, he added.

Mr Cheng died after a crash early on Saturday morning involving a Ferrari, his taxi and a motorcycle. The Ferrari driver, Mr Ma Chi, was killed, as was Mr Cheng's passenger, Ms Shigemi Ito.

Mr Ma's passenger, an unknown Chinese woman, and motorcyclist Muhammad Najib Ghazali, 25, are still in hospital.

Mr Cheng had been a taxi driver for 10 years. He leaves behind his wife, two sons and a daughter.

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enlarge this photoMr Shanmugam paying his respects at the wake of taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock yesterday. Assistance has been offered to the family. Photo by ERNEST CHUA Mr Shanmugam paying his respects at the wake of taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock yesterday. Assistance has been offered to the family. Photo by ERNEST CHUACopyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd

 

[Leongsam]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Mr Shanmugam, who is the Member of Parliament for Nee Soon GRC - where Mr Cheng's family resides - gave this assurance yesterday when he attended the wake for Mr Cheng at Block 306, Canberra Road.

When my best friend was killed while riding his bike by a fucking taxi driver, none of the Pappies showed up at his wake!!!!

Fuck all the taxi drivers. :oIo:

Fuck the PAP :oIo:

 

[Yip Hon]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

In this cabby case is slightly different .
Thousands of Potential Votes for the MIW are at Stakes here .
Your best dismise is sad ; had your best friend a MIW supporters
or grassroot leader MP will turn up . If in opp ward Mp will come.
Shamugam visit was a Masterpiece .

 

[Jlokta]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

enlarge this photoMr Shanmugam paying his respects at the wake of taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock yesterday. Assistance has been offered to the family. Photo by ERNEST CHUA Mr Shanmugam paying his respects at the wake of taxi driver Cheng Teck Hock yesterday. Assistance has been offered to the family. Photo by ERNEST CHUACopyright © MediaCorp Press Ltd

this one make me suspect that pappies are actually on SBF.

 

[ZorrorroZ]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

When my best friend was killed while riding his bike by a fucking taxi driver, none of the Pappies showed up at his wake!!!!

Fuck all the taxi drivers. :oIo:

Fuck the PAP :oIo:

These sentiments are in huge contrast to your adoration of PAP as the world's best government. Is it difficult to keep track of the threads you are pro-PAP in and which in threads you are anti-PAP?

 

[Dinosaur]

The Chinese tabloid then went on to trumpet Ma Chi’s ‘accomplishments’ in life, describing him as a ‘savvy investor’ who amassed a huge amount of wealth in merely two years.

Despite the constant harping on Ma Chi’s wealth, very little is known about the financial company he worked in, the type of investments he specialized in or his track record as an investor which raised serious questions on where he made his money from.

The Chinese tabloid insulted us Singaporeans by assuming we had low IQ. C'mon, how could someone "amassed a huge amount of wealth in merely two years" unless he is a CCP princeling or related to some PRC billionaire? Even Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg and Steve Jobs had to slog for a significant amount of time before they struck gold.

 

[Dinosaur]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

this one make me suspect that pappies are actually on SBF.

They are everywhere, not just on SBF. Everyone on this planet knows about the GFC (Great Firewall of China) but what they don't know is that there is the GSS. (Nope, it's not the Great Singapore Sale which by the way is only days away.) GSS stands for "Great Saboteurs of Singapore".

 

[Cruxx]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Now you know why Chinese cannot get along with one another?

Keep bullying each others?

And let Japs invade China and rape and massacre millions of Chinese during World War 2 because the communists and capitalists are fighting each others?

Food prices go up also blame FTs? But not Rising petrol prices brought by Greedy wallstreet oil speculators in cahoots with fires and shut down at Bukom petrol refineries complex?

For God sake this is an accident. How could anybody be blamed for an accident?

Do you blame yourselves when you have an accident?

[video=youtube;6E0u_6Cfszk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6E0u_6Cfszk[/video]

 

[Jlokta]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Someone created a FB for this idiot.

https://www.facebook.com/mrmachimachi

 

[no_faith]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Do you blame yourselves when you have an accident?

huh?! do you know what he did?

he speed on a normal road, even our expressway is also way over the speed limit.
he beat the red light when he suppose to stop.

if he did not speed and beat the red light, he has the ability to react and stop the car in time avoiding innocent life killed.
it can be prevented.
his action has caused 2 families lost their love ones. such drivers are putting everyone at risk including you.

if he did not drive recklessly, he still able to see his son born. now 3 families lost their love ones.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Re: Hong Kong’s Apple Daily: Ferrari accident fuels rising anti-China sentiments in S

Someone created a FB for this idiot.

https://www.facebook.com/mrmachimachi

I find it funny........any way to get in touch with his family?
I really want to fuck them deep deep