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Car bursts into flames at open-air carpark in Toa Payoh, draws large crowd

Engine compartment of car catches fire in Toa Payoh, residents gather to gawk

Residents gathered in excitement as a car caught fire in the middle of an open-air carpark in Toa Payoh on Friday (21 Aug) evening.

Footage posted on TikTok showed a large crowd, including several children, gawking at the eye-catching sight.

Source: @doublebubble.co on TikTok

Crowd largely unconcerned by Toa Payoh car fire

In the clip, the blaze was seen to be visible from an open space where many children were playing ball and cycling.

At one point, there was a small explosion, prompting a woman to pull a small girl away for fear of danger.

Source: @doublebubble.co on TikTok

Most of the onlookers, however, did not seem very concerned about the fire while viewing it from a safe distance.

Source: @doublebubble.co on TikTok

Public seen trying to put out car fire

As the inferno raged, some members of the public were seen trying to put out the fire.

This included a man who approached the car with a fire extinguisher.

Source: @doublebubble.co on TikTok

Another man was seen spraying it with water from a hose.

Source: @doublebubble.co on TikTok

Car bonnet completely burnt

Later, photos shared by Sgfollowsall on Telegram depicted the car with its bonnet completely burnt, but the rest of the vehicle mostly intact.

Source: Sgfollowsall on Telegram

Part of the carpark had been cordoned off, with several firefighters and police officers at the scene.

 

Source: Sgfollowsall on Telegram

Though the fire had been put out, the large crowd still remained.

Source: Sgfollowsall on Telegram

No injuries reported from Toa Payoh car fire

In response to queries from MS News, the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it was alerted to the fire at about 6.05pm on 21 Aug.

It took place at an open carpark near Block 148 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh, and involved the engine compartment of a car.

SCDF extinguished the fire using a water jet, with no injuries reported.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Also read: 2 police officers sent to hospital for smoke inhalation after car catches fire along BKE

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Featured image adapted from @doublebubble.co on TikTok and Sgfollowsall on Telegram.

Jeremy Lee

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