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23 Y.O FEMALE MOTORCYCLIST KILLED ON THE SPOT AFTER CRASH WITH CAR @ JURONG

On Sunday morning, tragedy struck in Jurong, Singapore when a young, 23-year-old female motorcyclist lost her life in a devastating traffic accident that occurred at approximately 10:05 am along Jurong Gateway Road.

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The Aftermath Captured

Shortly after the incident, images of the accident’s aftermath surfaced on the SG Road Vigilante Facebook group.

The grim post was captioned, “Fatal accident in front of Block 131, Rider passed on.” The pictures depicted a motorcycle lying on its side near a bus stop, with a helmet and fragments of the bike scattered around. The gravity of the situation was evident.

First Responders on the Scene

The Singapore Civil Defence Force confirmed the accident and also verified the tragic loss of life, with an SCDF paramedic pronouncing the victim dead at the scene.

Upon receiving the distress call, both the police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) swiftly arrived at the accident scene.

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To maintain order and investigate the incident thoroughly, they cordoned off the area, diverting traffic to ensure everyone’s safety.

The Tragic Accident

According to reports by Lianhe Zaobao, the initial assessment by the police suggested that the motorcyclist had lost control of her bike, resulting in a tragic skid that led to a collision with another vehicle. The impact of the accident was catastrophic, claiming the young woman’s life instantly as she was reportedly killed on the spot.

In the wake of this tragedy, investigations are currently underway to determine the precise sequence of events that unfolded on that Sunday morning.

The authorities are working to uncover all relevant details, seeking answers that may bring solace to the grieving family and community.

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