On 5 Feb, a 32-year-old woman, her 36-year-old male companion and a canine passed away in a car crash in Australia.
The vehicle had careened off a rural highway in Australia, killing both individuals at the scene. Police have commenced inquiries into the accident and are currently preparing a report for the coroner.
The Straits Times (ST) also confirmed that the woman’s mother is Singaporean and a Singaporean victim passed away in a car crash in New South Wales (NSW) last week.
According to a news release by the NSW Police Force, the accident occurred at about 7am on 5 Feb 2023.
ST reports that the woman had been driving down Newell Highway in Moree within northern NSW, 600km north-west of Sydney.
Source: Google Maps
Her vehicle then veered off the highway, crashing into a tree. A dog that was in the car also passed away.
Witnesses reportedly performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the victims prior to the ambulance’s arrival. Unfortunately, both the female driver and male passenger died at the scene.
The NSW police have yet to formally identify both victims.
However, ST states that the woman’s mother is Singaporean, and that a Singaporean passed away in a car accident in NSW last week.
Officers set up a crime scene following the accident and began inquiring into the circumstances surrounding the crash. They also prepared a report for the coroner.
A spokesman for the police confirmed that the woman’s age was 32 while the man was 36, noted 7news.
At present, NSW authorities have yet to confirm that the woman was indeed Singaporean.
Nevertheless, MS News extends our sincere condolences to the families of the deceased. May they rest in peace.
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Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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