SINGAPORE: A 58-year-old bus driver was killed after crashing into a tree in Woodlands on Tuesday morning ( Apr 16 ). No riders were present on the vehicle.
When it mounted a pavement and struck a tree, bus company 911 was traveling along Woodlands Avenue 2 toward Woodlands Integrated Transport Hub, according to SMRT cars deputy managing director Vincent Gay.
Mr. Gay responded to TODAY’s questions by stating that the bus’s pilot was the only passenger.
Around 9 or 9 the police claimed they received an incident alert. 25am on Tuesday.
A female bus driver was taken unconscious to the hospital, but after died, they added. According to the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF), he was taken to Khoo Teck Puat Hospital.
A stable bus is seen next to a tree, and a video clip from the crash-related Instagram post shows its front windscreen shattered.
Some SCDF officers are at the picture, while a person can be seen inside the vehicle near the driver’s seat, evidently performing cardiac resuscitation.
We are devastated to learn the crossing of our vehicle captain, according to Mr. Gay. Our goal is to provide care and support to the vehicle pilot’s next-of-kin during this difficult time.
We are even assisting the specialists in their inquiries into this affair. ”
Authorities investigations are ongoing.
This content was first published in Now.