Ferrari driver and taxi passenger killed in three-vehicle crash
@强强_狮城:劝各位不要看FB的联合晚报这则新闻的评论，我是看不下去了，国人就不能争口气么？先不论他开什么车，一个男人不陪马上要生产的妻子，凌晨4点多和另一个女人在bugis兜风，你觉得合适么？
@新加坡眼：关于bugis两死三亡车祸，原因仍在调查。较为理性的网友追问事故如何发生，红色法la利，蓝色德士，及因德士避让后冲撞的机车照片各取一张，现场极其惨.烈，据说德士发动机被撞散到若干米外。死者母亲完全需人掺扶，妻子怀孕即将临产。鲁莾驾驶，害人害已。
SINGAPORE - An accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle has left two dead and three others injured.
The crash occurred in the wee hours of Saturday at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street.
Witnesses say that the Ferrari crashed into a taxi when it ran a red light, causing the taxi to hit a passing motorcycle.
The impact was so hard that the taxi's engine was found 30m away from the vehicle, reported Shin Min Daily News.
The accident location is said to be a black spot with six accidents occurring over the past 12 days.
Police and SCDF received calls about the accident at about 4.15am.
Drivers of both vehicle were trapped and had to be extricated by SCDF personnel.
The Ferrari driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene by the paramedics. Shin Min Daily News reported that the driver was 31-year-old Chinese businessman Ma Chi.
The female passenger in the Ferrari, in her 20s, and the cabby, in his 40s, sustained head injuries.
The motorcyclist, in his 20s, sustained spinal injuries.
All three of them were sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
The taxi's passenger, a woman in her 20s, was found unconscious and died at the Singapore General Hospital, reported The Straits Times.
According to the English daily, Mr Ma first came to Singapore four years ago with his wife and child.
Friends said he was a hard-working and righteous person who worked as a financial investor. He was also applying for permanent residency in Singapore.
Mr Ma's family members were spotted at the mortuary on Saturday morning.
His mother needed relatives to support her into the morgue and was extremely distressed. She was seen falling down to the ground crying before she entered, reported Shin Min Daily News.
She kept calling out her son's name as well.
The police are investigating the accident and are appealing for eye-witnesses to call its hotline at Police 1800-5471818.
@新加坡眼：关于bugis两死三亡车祸，原因仍在调查。较为理性的网友追问事故如何发生，红色法la利，蓝色德士，及因德士避让后冲撞的机车照片各取一张，现场极其惨.烈，据说德士发动机被撞散到若干米外。死者母亲完全需人掺扶，妻子怀孕即将临产。鲁莾驾驶，害人害已。
SINGAPORE - An accident involving a Ferrari, a taxi and a motorcycle has left two dead and three others injured.
The crash occurred in the wee hours of Saturday at the junction of Rochor Road and Victoria Street.
Witnesses say that the Ferrari crashed into a taxi when it ran a red light, causing the taxi to hit a passing motorcycle.
The impact was so hard that the taxi's engine was found 30m away from the vehicle, reported Shin Min Daily News.
The accident location is said to be a black spot with six accidents occurring over the past 12 days.
Police and SCDF received calls about the accident at about 4.15am.
Drivers of both vehicle were trapped and had to be extricated by SCDF personnel.
The Ferrari driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene by the paramedics. Shin Min Daily News reported that the driver was 31-year-old Chinese businessman Ma Chi.
The female passenger in the Ferrari, in her 20s, and the cabby, in his 40s, sustained head injuries.
The motorcyclist, in his 20s, sustained spinal injuries.
All three of them were sent to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
The taxi's passenger, a woman in her 20s, was found unconscious and died at the Singapore General Hospital, reported The Straits Times.
According to the English daily, Mr Ma first came to Singapore four years ago with his wife and child.
Friends said he was a hard-working and righteous person who worked as a financial investor. He was also applying for permanent residency in Singapore.
Mr Ma's family members were spotted at the mortuary on Saturday morning.
His mother needed relatives to support her into the morgue and was extremely distressed. She was seen falling down to the ground crying before she entered, reported Shin Min Daily News.
She kept calling out her son's name as well.
The police are investigating the accident and are appealing for eye-witnesses to call its hotline at Police 1800-5471818.
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