The horror crash at Tanjong Pagar continues to be the topic on everyone’s lips.
It’s an accident that’s hard to forget, especially since there was footage of the crash as well.
Since the accident occurred, new details of the victims have emerged, making their demise all the more tragic.
This time, however, we have a positive development in the case.
Girlfriend of Driver Involved in Tanjong Pagar Car Crash Has Been Discharged From the ICU
Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey, the woman who tried to save her boyfriend from the Tanjong Pagar crash, has been discharged from the intensive care unit, the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) said.
The 26-year-old former Singapore Airlines flight attendant is now in stable condition in a high-dependency ward.
The accident that took place on Feb 13 involved Jonathan Long and Eugene Yap, both 29, Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, Teo Qi Xiang, 26, and Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29.
All five men were on board a white BMW M4 coupe, driven by Mr Long, Ms Oh’s boyfriend.
Mr Long is believed to have sped just before the accident occurred, as footage of the accident shows the BMW travelling at a rapid pace and losing control along Tanjong Pagar road.
It then slammed into the front of a shophouse and burst into flames shortly after.
Ms Oh then arrived at the scene and raced towards the burning wreckage in order to save her boyfriend.
She emerged from the blaze 10 seconds later engulfed in flames.
All five men on board the BMW died, and Ms Oh ended up suffering severe burns on 80% of her body.
She was conscious when taken to SGH.
Boyfriend’s Father Sees Her as Own Daughter
Mr Long and Ms Oh had recently applied for a flat together.
Speaking to Shin Min Daily News, Mr Long’s 62-year-old father said that while they’re struggling to come to terms with their loved one’s death, they are also affected by the serious injuries of Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey.
“I treat her as my own daughter and I hope that she will be safe,” he said. “She is really a very good girl, and we will do our best to take care of her,” he said.
He added that he has been in touch with Oh’s mother to provide support.
Traffic Police Exploring Enforcement Operations in Tanjong Pagar After Fatal BMW Accident
The Traffic Police said they are exploring further enforcement operations in Tanjong Pagar to ramp up road safety in the vicinity after the accident occurred.
They are also considering the use of road-calming measures, such as road humps and speed regulating strips, which will help slow traffic down.
The police said the number of fatalities in the accident is the highest in a single traffic accident in the past decade.
Feature Image: Facebook (Michael Tay Photography)
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