A video emerged online showing an unfortunate driver, whom some netizens described as being “suay until laosai”, driving past a construction site before having a “shower” of mud poured over their car.
The incident purportedly happened along Marymount Lane on 30 August at about 7.44 am in the morning, and a netizen commented that the incident took place along Sembawang Road outside the Sembawang Air Base, heading towards Thomson Road.
The netizen added that the workers were performing road upgrading works at the time, and he complained that the contractor allegedly “always discharge muddy water on the road,” as he urged other motorists to be careful.
In the video, cars could be seen driving past the construction side as a huge crane could be seen lifting something up above the road, before something that appeared to be a cable or hose snapped and mud came pouring down.
The “hose” appeared to have broken off from something that was off camera, and it spewed mud all over the road and on the construction site.
The unfortunate driver could be seen driving past the construction site at the same time as the hose breaking off, and a huge shower of mud then enveloped and blanketed the car.
The car was then seen all browned with the mud, with the windshield of the car completely covered and blocking off all visibility for the driver.
It is unclear if the driver managed to stop after the incident as the car then drove out of the frame of the camera, leaving behind a trail of mud in its wake.
Netizens’ comments
Sembawang Road outside Sembawang Air Base towards Thomson road, road upgrading work. Contractor always discharge muddy water on road! Road user beware!
- Luckily is mud, if it’s those heavy stones etc the driver die already.
- Sue them until their pants drop
- The state of construction industries in SG…good riddance many of my friends are out of this trade…down the slippery slope
- Knn, Singapore no more safety anymore.
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