Tanjong Pagar car crash

Raybe Oh was left with burns to 80 per cent of her body after trying to help the occupants in a burning car more than a year ago.

"I know how beauty can be very important to a person. "There's more I can do without my looks. And Singapore is so hot and humid, so I’ll try to stay in as much as possible." "My throat has been hurt from all the intubation, from general anaesthesia. "I'm very happy, very glad that I have very strong support from my family and my [deceased] boyfriend's family, my close friends as well. Business seems to be going well. I was wrapped up like a mummy in a hospital," she told CNA in her first on-camera interview since the crash, as she reflected on those early months in hospital. "It's been quite tough for me because every time after the surgery, I'll be in a lot of pain. Her condition means the former air stewardess needs to avoid going outdoors if possible. They took care of me very well." The searing red blisters on her right hand are testament to the physical agony. Even physiotherapy is painful for me."

Mr Long's fiancee, Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey ran into the fire to try and save them. She suffered severe burns and is recovering from the ordeal after going through ...

Five people have died and one was taken to Singapore General Hospital (SGH) after a car slammed into the front of a shophouse on Saturday (Feb 13) morning. All five men in the car were killed. Recovery is slow but I'm getting a lot better." Seeing her boyfriend and friends trapped in the burning car, Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey, 26, rushed forward to try and save them. ‘She did what she did for love’: Woman in ICU tried to save boyfriend from burning car in Tanjong Pagar crash Video footage has emerged showing the moment a young woman ran towards a burning car in Tanjong Pagar Road to save her fiance and his four friends trapped inside.

SINGAPORE: The driver of the car involved in the fatal crash on Tanjong Pagar Road that claimed five lives last year was drink-driving and speeding in the ...

The passenger cabin was also on fire. Based on evidence from the witnesses, the group was "excited" to feel how the two-door car drove, said SSS Firdaus. According to autopsy reports, all five died of severe burns in the fire that engulfed the car and shophouse into which it crashed. The car completed this route without incident during the first three rounds. Seconds later, flames engulfed the car. The speed limit on Tanjong Pagar Road was 50kmh. The crew was unable to approach the car due to the intensity of the heat, SSS Firdaus told the court. HSA's speed analysis showed that the speed of the car was up to 88kmh during the first round, up to 59kmh during the second round and up to 130kmh during the third round. SSS Firdaus also informed the court that the airbags were not activated in the collision because the airbag sensor was at the front and sides of the car, while the crash was at the car's rear. SCDF first arrived at the scene at 5.46am and saw that a fire had engulfed the rear and top of the car. The route saw the car go from the restaurant on Tanjong Pagar Road towards Keppel, before it made a U-turn at Enggor Street after Amara Hotel to return to Tanjong Pagar Road towards Maxwell. It then made another U-turn near 37 Tanjong Pagar Road to return to the restaurant. SINGAPORE: The driver of the car involved in the fatal crash on Tanjong Pagar Road that claimed five lives last year was drink-driving and speeding in the lead up to the collision.

SINGAPORE — The driver of a BMW car involved in the high-profile fatal crash along Tanjong Pagar Road last year had a blood alcohol level just past the ...

The airbags also did not deploy because the sensors were on the front and side of the vehicle, IO Firdaus said. State Coroner Nakhoda adjourned the inquiry to next week, saying that he will consider the evidence so far and determine if more witnesses should be called. The flames then rapidly developed and engulfed the car, Major Huang said. The BMW was sent for a mechanical inspection. For the third round, Ms Phoo was the driver with only Mr Park in the car with her. He also had a 46 per cent saturation level of carboxyhaemoglobin in his blood from smoke inhalation. Engine heat could also lead to premature deterioration, IO Firdaus said. Wong, Tan, Teo and Yap then entered the car as well. IO Firdaus said that Wong had a seatbelt on, while Teo did not because he was sitting in a non-designated seat. The taxi driver, along with another eyewitness who was staying at Tanjong Pagar Plaza, described hearing an extremely loud revving sound. The drink-driving limit is 80mg per 100ml. Long then wanted to show off his newly bought white BMW to his friends outside the restaurant.

A senior fire investigator's report said that it is unlikely the fire started from the engine.

The other four passengers were also found to be drunk. When the first SCDF crew arrived at the scene, flames had already engulfed the rear and top sections of the vehicle. According to Huang's report on the incident, the car's collision with the shophouse severely deformed the car's exhaust system, which caused it to come into contact with the vehicle's fuel tank.

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The car was on its side when it crashed into the shophouse. He was speeding at between 125 to 181 km/h when he passed a taxi driver, Loy, who was waiting at the nearby Tanjong Pagar Plaza taxi stand. --Charge pipes modified-- The BMW was sent for a mechanical inspection. Engine heat could also lead to premature deterioration, IO Firdaus said. For the first round, Yap decided to drive with Phoo and Park as his passengers. Wong, Tan, Teo and Yap then entered the car as well. IO Firdaus said that Wong had a seatbelt on, while Teo did not because he was sitting in a non-designated seat. He also had a 46 per cent saturation level of carboxyhaemoglobin in his blood from smoke inhalation. Long then wanted to show off his newly-bought white BMW to his friends outside the restaurant. The cabby, along with another eyewitness who was staying at Tanjong Pagar Plaza, described hearing an extremely loud revving sound. The drink-driving limit is 80mg per 100ml. All five died of severe burns.

The young woman who ran to the blazing wreck of a car in Tanjong Pagar last year, and suffered 80 per cent burns on her body, is slowly healing and getting ...

I want to bring this to people out there," said Ms Oh. “And I wasn't working out too much, so the lung capacity doesn't allow me to sing so well now." "I know how beauty can be very important to a person. "She will cook for me every day and wash my clothes. "It's been quite tough for me because every time after the surgery, I'll be in a lot of pain. But she is mostly all covered up for the interview.