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Rochor fatal crash: Ferrari driver was not drunk, report shows

Photos: The Straits Times, Shin Min Daily News, Omy.sg, Lianhe Wanbao, Tan Tock Seng

The Ferrari driver who allegedly beat a red light and crashed into a taxi in May was not drunk at the time, states a Health Sciences Authority (HSA) report. The crash resulted in the death of three people, including the Ferrari driver.

According to a news report, the HSA toxicology report indicates that analyses of the late Mr Ma Chi's blood and urine detected no traces of alcohol or controlled substances such as cocaine and opiates.

Mr Ma's family said they are glad the scientific report is out, and they will adhere to Singapore laws regarding what to do next.

Mr Ma was a financial investor who is survived by his four-year-old daughter and 28-year-old wife, Madam He Tingting. Madam He recently gave birth to their second child.

The accident became a major talking point in the weeks that followed, with many honing in on Mr Ma's nationality and wealth. That prompted the Chinese Embassy to make the rare move of advising its citizens to be conscious of their conduct and abide by Singapore's laws.

In the wee hours of Saturday (May 12) morning, Mr Ma's Ferrari hit a taxi which in turn hit a motorcycle at the junction of Victoria Street and Rochor Road. Three people died as a result, and footage of another taxi's camera shows the driver beating the red light with the $1.8 million car.

The clip also reveals that at least eight lucky people escaped the horrific accident by just seconds. 

Mr Ma Chi came from China a few years ago. He was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

The taxi driver, 52-year-old Mr Cheng Teck Hock, was pronounced brain dead and passed away at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. He was the sole breadwinner of his family, and is survived by his wife and three children.

A Japanese woman who was a passenger in the taxi succumbed to her injuries and died at the Singapore General Hospital on Saturday, May 12, the same day the crash happened.

Motorcyclist Mr Muhammad Najib Ghazali, 26, was admitted to hospital with a spinal injury 

The accident area, a notorious 'black spot', has seen several accidents.

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56 comments
SureOrNotWhyLikeThat said   on 19 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
PUI
SureOrNotWhyLikeThat said   on 19 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
Ma chi PUI PUI PUI PUI
gary11166 said   on 18 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
So ? What is next ? Case closed ? Sorry everybody, we have not enough evidence to pin him as he dead. Chinese saying "death, so no evidence"
shahsagi2711@yahoo.com.sg said   on 17 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
drunk or not drunk nobody cares. the problem is that as if he the only one driving in singapore. maybe in china he used to drive like that
IntimacyR said   on 16 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
Not drunk so what? What they trying to prove? Not drunk then can drive recklessly and get innocent people killed?
jvierkua said   on 16 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
So what if his not drunk. It's still a fact he drove recklessly and caused the accident.
dunactsmart said   on 16 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
say wat oso no use wan singapore will protect them.... no choice wat to do we got tis kind of gov
XiiaoSmurf said   on 15 Jul, 2012   Report as offensive  
lol one say drunk. Nw report say nvr drunk ? Wtf.. Lies are everywhr. Lets say if he is nt drunk, he should even knw the rules well. What giv him th right to speed n kill innocent ppl ?
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