Traffic accidents are undoubtedly a hot topic in Singapore. When witnessing a three-way collision occurring via dashcam footage, we’d be quick to look out for who’s responsible.
Fortunately, this time around, the accident in question was all for show — quite literally. A scene of a truck ramming headlong into two cars at Robinson Road sparked concern amongst netizens.
However, the scene was later revealed to be part of filming for the upcoming Korean drama series Little Women.
According to a post by SG Road Vigilante (SGRV), the incident occurred on Sunday (3 Jul) at the junction between Robinson Road and McCallum Street.
As horrified onlookers watch, a massive truck barrels into two cars while heading down the junction.
Source: SGRV on Facebook
The truck was travelling at a relatively high speed and crushed both cars at once.
Without context, it’s pretty clear to see why netizens were concerned upon watching the clip. Many users immediately aired their outrage at the scene.
Source: SGRV on Facebook
Source: SGRV on Facebook
However, as it turns out, no one suffered any injuries in the incident. The collision was just for a scene in the upcoming Korean drama series Little Women.
The Straits Times (ST) reports that filmmakers had cordoned off a stretch of Robinson Road from Capital Tower to Lau Pa Sat for filming.
Buses were also skipping stops along that particular street from 7am to 4pm that day for the same reason.
Source: SBS Transit on Facebook
In addition to the faux car crash, fans also reportedly caught a glimpse of famous South Korean actress Kim Go-eun.
Source: Instagram
She was in a pink dress and greeted fans warmly.
Little Women is a modern-day adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s titular novel and will premiere in August this year.
Singaporeans love watching Korean dramas. So, it’s even more exciting to learn that the filming of another drama is taking place at a location so near us.
We can’t wait to see where they’ll go next.
Hopefully, fans will be able to spot their favourite stars before filming is wrapped up.
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Featured images adapted from SGRV on YouTube and Korean DrAma & World on Facebook.
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