On Sunday (12 Feb), a Hyundai Veloster was hit while driving along Newton Circus Roundabout.
The motorist is currently in critical condition and undergoing treatment at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) in Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH).
His family members have since turned to their social media pages to appeal for witnesses and footage of the accident.
The motorist’s cousin-in-law sought witnesses through the SG Road Vigilante Facebook Group, where she shared a screenshot of Instagram stories posted by her cousin and herself.
Source: Facebook
In the post, she highlighted how her cousin’s husband was in critical condition following the accident on Sunday morning.
Appealing for witnesses or dashcam footage of the accident, she shared that the father of two was “fighting for his life” in the ICU of TTSH.
Source: Facebook
It seems like the motorist suffered serious head injuries, as the cousin-in-law shared that he has been losing a lot of blood due to brain haemorrhages. Doctors have reportedly stitched him up as many as three times since the incident.
In response to MS News‘ queries, the Singapore Civil Defence Force said they were alerted of the accident at about 7.20am on 12 Feb. They conveyed one person to TTSH.
The family told MS News that they are still uncertain about how the accident occurred. However, they are hopeful that the “story” behind the accident will soon come to light.
This accident is a timely reminder that road accidents can happen to anyone at anytime.
Do exercise caution and drive safely on the road.
If you can provide any information or footage to help the family, do contact them through their posts.
MS News wishes the affected motorist a smooth and speedy recovery.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook and Google Maps.
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