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Posted on 04 Sep 2009

Accident leaves motorcyclist bleeding on road in Tampines

A STOMPer witnessed an accident involving a motorbike and a car last night at around 9pm in Tampines. "Blood was visible even from a high level" she says. According to her mother, the motorist's leg was twisted and the bone could be seen.

Yingzz told STOMP via email last night (Sep 3):

"It happened around 8.50pm today (Sep 3) at Tampines Street 81, in front of Block 887.

"Where I viewed was from my place, I heard this loud crash and went to the window to see.

"I think a lot of residents (including my mum and dad) went down to see.

"Was feeling quite worried for the motorist as there was a lot of blood flowing on the road.

"However, I could also see the person moving his arms and legs, but I think he has broken his leg.

"My mum told me one of his legs was twisted and she could see the bone.

"Hopefully, he will be alright.

"My mum told me that his dad accompanied him to the hospital.

"One weird thing was that I haven't really seen any police at the scene even after the ambulance drove off for some time already."

About 8 minutes later (9.49pm) last night, Yingzz sent another email to STOMP saying that the police has just arrived on the scene of the bloody accident.

Keywords: bloody , accident , motorbike , motorist , tampines

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56 comments

utterutterly said on 24 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

for the matter. you got me wrong.
1) i am not offended by all the good advice. if fact none at all. yrs wasnt counted as a gd comment. was just bothered after reading your comment.
2) my attitude is shielding a friend. perhaps i may have affected you negatively from wanting to help find a witness. if that is so... do understand that is not what i intended. nevertheless you should not be affected and continue to seek for the truth for what apparent reason u hold before.

utterutterly said on 24 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

well. on the main road. i guess the speed limit is 60km-70km at most? I dunno what he was on. but i guess at 60km the impact can be that huge of what occurred. i believe its both parties at fault to a certain extend in every accident. anyway i think most bike have roaring engine. well, pardon my harsh previous comment. but yr previous comment sound like he deserve his current situation. and obviously he does not need to be curse like that.

Ching1409 said on 24 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

utterutterly, dun be defensive, dun be offended by all the good advice posted by everyone. I live at the block where he was squirming on the road in pain. I might not be a visual witness, but I heard his roar of the engine before the loud bang and the first few who rush to his aid. Ok roar of engine cannot indicate speeding, but did u see how far his body flew & the bike was even further; on the other side of the road. If he is not speeding, can his body & bike fly so far? I am trying to find the taxi driver who witness the accident, but if u carry on with this attitude who would want to come forward.

utterutterly said on 23 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

Ching1409: Are you a witness of this particular accident? Even if i give you a benefit of doubt.
Even so, how do you know what speed he was riding at? Plus, there are many motorcyclists how ride on that road everyday and night.
I know it may be hurtful to hear that you are wrong. But you do not make such accusation at someone or anyone for that matter.

Ching1409 said on 17 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

amily & Friends of the motorbike guy.I know it hurts to hear ugly comments about him, but at that speed he is riding (he was speeding that night........very fast)he is lucky he got away with an amputated leg. Whether he has the right use of the road or the black car coming out of the lane, at his roaring speed he won't have enough time to react.
I heard him speeding very fast very often, we recognise the sound of his bike. Sorry couldn't do much for him at

estafania_friska said on 13 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

get well soon. or maybe well already

henry_es said on 13 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

so how?? found the bugger liao bo?

klephilantro said on 13 Sep, 2009 Report as offensive

Wait,. No one identified the driver in the hit and run yet? Then why are you all arguing among yourselves? Go find that bugger,.

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