Lorry & 3 cars involved in chain collision on AYE
Two boys aged one and four and two adults were sent to the hospital after a chain collision along the Ayer Rajah Expressway (AYE) on Sunday (28 Dec).
Footage of the aftermath posted on TikTok showed the accident vehicles lined up in a row in the centre lane of the expressway.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
Fronts & backs of accident vehicles damaged
Right at the back was a red Mazda, which had crashed into the back of a silver car, causing its hood to be folded up.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
In front of the silver car was a black car, though the two vehicles did not appear to have collided with each other.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
The black car, however, had hit the back of a lorry in front of it, causing its hood to also be folded up.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
Also at the scene were a police car, two police motorcycles and an Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System (EMAS) Recovery vehicle.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
Two ambulances were seen farther ahead of the accident vehicles.
Source: @foreverboleh on TikTok
Chain collision took place along AYE after Clementi Road exit
In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said it was alerted to the accident at about 11.50am on 28 Dec.
It took place along the AYE in the direction of the city, and involved a lorry and three cars.
The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), which was alerted at about 12.10pm, told MS News that the accident had occurred after the Clementi Road exit.
4 sent to hospital, including 2 young boys
Four people were sent to the hospital in a conscious state:
- a 41-year-old male car driver
- his 44-year-old female passenger
- two boys aged one and four, who were also car passengers
SCDF said that they were all conveyed to the National University Hospital.
Additionally, two male car drivers aged 41 and 36 are assisting with investigations.
Police investigations are ongoing.
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Featured image adapted from @foreverboleh on TikTok.
