Motorcyclist & Pillion Rider, Both 24, Die in Tampines Crash; Police Search for Car Occupants

A male motorcyclist and his female pillion rider, both 24, died after a collision involving their motorcycle and two cars along Tampines Avenue 12 on Thursday, 29 October.

Police said on Friday, 30 October, that they were searching for the male driver and female passenger of one of the cars, who had left the scene after the accident.

Both Riders Died in Hospital

Police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) were alerted to the accident at about 10:35pm.

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The motorcyclist and his pillion rider were taken to hospital unconscious. Both subsequently died, police said.

The 25-year-old woman behind the wheel of the other car was also conveyed to hospital, conscious.

Police Searching for Driver and Passenger

By the time officers got there, the second car’s driver, a man, and his female passenger had already gone.

Police said preliminary investigations showed that the pair had left after the accident. Efforts to locate them were under way.

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Police investigations are ongoing.

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