Four hospitalised after four-vehicle collision on Singapore’s Tampines Expressway
SINGAPORE, Nov 8 — Four people were taken to hospital following a four-vehicle collision on Tampines Expressway (T...
At approximately 4:45pm on Saturday, November 7, a four-vehicle collision occurred on Singapore's Tampines Expressway (TPE) near the PIE. Four individuals were taken to Sengkang General Hospital as a result of the accident. The collision, which involved three ambulances and a police car, prompted a swift police response.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force responded to the incident, noting that the road traffic accident occurred near Lorong Halus exit. The individuals involved in the crash included two male lorry drivers aged 26 and 31, a 48-year-old female car driver, and her 17-year-old male passenger. All four people were conscious when they were taken to the hospital.
One of the passengers, the 17-year-old male, was assessed for minor injuries and decided against being transported to the hospital. The police are actively investigating the incident to determine the cause and identify any potential liabilities.
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