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I'm surprised BMW can catch fire so easily after a accident. I always think Germans place safety first in their design
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Serious 5 Ppl Uplorry At Bro Chun Sing's Tanjong Pagar Ward 13 Feb 2021! Is This A Bad Omen? Pray For Bro Chun Sing
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M Dealership is different from Performance Motors ?
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This one more jialat or Covid-19 more jialat in this case?
As long cheesepie unburnt and functional, won’t have any problem finding guys
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No crash marks front and back, sides also hardly find sign of crash marks??
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KNN now my uncle starts to think she should take a self leeflection and ask herself why she chose such a stoopid bf and worse to save such a stoopid bf and ended like thisFind another boyfriend lah. No big loss.
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Got peekture of that Chiobu gf?
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Driver of BMW in Tanjong Pagar crash and passengers identified
The men died when the car they were in slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames.
The men died when the car they were in slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames.ST PHOTOS: ALPHONSUS CHERN, GIN TAY
Kok Yufeng, Ng Wei Kai and Cheow Sue-Ann
PUBLISHED22 MIN AGO
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SINGAPORE - Details have emerged on three of the five men who died in an accident in Tanjong Pagar on Saturday (Feb 13) morning as messages of shock and condolences poured in from friends and family on social media.
The men were in a car which slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames at about 5.40am.
The driver of the BMW M4 coupe is believed to be Mr Jonathan Long, 29, while two of his passengers have been identified as Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29, and Mr Eugene Yap, 29. Mr Wong and Mr Long were long-time friends, according to social media posts.
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The Straits Times understands that the two other passengers who died in the crash were Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Teo Qi Xiang, 26.
A 26-year-old woman, believed to be known to Mr Long, had attempted to assist him and the passengers after the accident. She suffered severe burns to her body and was taken to Singapore General Hospital.
Eugene Yap
According to previous media reports, Mr Yap was a co-founder of the local bubble tea chain Bober Tea.
His Instagram profile also said that he was a wealth manager with Aviva Financial Advisers. Social media posts showed that he and Mr Long were on a trip to the United States together in February last year.
Mr Yap was also pictured with sports cars and supercars in some of these posts.
According to a report by ChannelNewsAsia in August last year, Mr Yap opened the first Bober Tea store here in June 2018 with co-founders Mr Joseph Oh and Mr Gabriel Kok.
Since then, the homegrown label has expanded in Singapore to eight outlets, with franchises also opening in Manila and California.
Gary Wong
According to his social media profiles, Mr Wong had studied IT at the Singapore Management University before starting a career in financial services.
He was also involved in volunteer work during the Covid-19 pandemic last year.
In a Facebook post in May last year, Mr Wong said he and Mr Long had bought thousands of face masks for distribution to needy families.
"Packing everything was really tiring but it will be worth it after all. Stay safe everyone, Covid-19 will be over sooner or later," the caption read.
A Facebook user, who identified herself as Mr Wong's sister, wrote on Saturday: "My beloved brother Gary was killed this morning. He had a big heart... (cared) for his family and loved to help the needy. But this morning, God took him away from us."
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5 killed in Tanjong Pagar crash: 29-year-old driver believed to have sped before crashing into shophouse
CNY Tanjong Pagar accident: Woman badly burnt trying to save boyfriend from burning car, says friend
Jonathan Long
Mr Long also worked for Aviva Financial Advisers as a senior financial services manager, according to his social media profiles.
In some photos, Mr Long, who graduated from RMIT University at the SIM Global Education campus with an economics and finance degree, can also be seen posing with sports cars, including a blue BMW.
The men died when the car they were in slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames.
The men died when the car they were in slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames.ST PHOTOS: ALPHONSUS CHERN, GIN TAY
Kok Yufeng, Ng Wei Kai and Cheow Sue-Ann
PUBLISHED22 MIN AGO
FACEBOOKTWITTER
SINGAPORE - Details have emerged on three of the five men who died in an accident in Tanjong Pagar on Saturday (Feb 13) morning as messages of shock and condolences poured in from friends and family on social media.
The men were in a car which slammed into the front of a vacant shophouse and burst into flames at about 5.40am.
The driver of the BMW M4 coupe is believed to be Mr Jonathan Long, 29, while two of his passengers have been identified as Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29, and Mr Eugene Yap, 29. Mr Wong and Mr Long were long-time friends, according to social media posts.
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Sponsored by HP
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The Straits Times understands that the two other passengers who died in the crash were Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Teo Qi Xiang, 26.
A 26-year-old woman, believed to be known to Mr Long, had attempted to assist him and the passengers after the accident. She suffered severe burns to her body and was taken to Singapore General Hospital.
Eugene Yap
According to previous media reports, Mr Yap was a co-founder of the local bubble tea chain Bober Tea.
His Instagram profile also said that he was a wealth manager with Aviva Financial Advisers. Social media posts showed that he and Mr Long were on a trip to the United States together in February last year.
Mr Yap was also pictured with sports cars and supercars in some of these posts.
According to a report by ChannelNewsAsia in August last year, Mr Yap opened the first Bober Tea store here in June 2018 with co-founders Mr Joseph Oh and Mr Gabriel Kok.
Since then, the homegrown label has expanded in Singapore to eight outlets, with franchises also opening in Manila and California.
Gary Wong
According to his social media profiles, Mr Wong had studied IT at the Singapore Management University before starting a career in financial services.
He was also involved in volunteer work during the Covid-19 pandemic last year.
In a Facebook post in May last year, Mr Wong said he and Mr Long had bought thousands of face masks for distribution to needy families.
"Packing everything was really tiring but it will be worth it after all. Stay safe everyone, Covid-19 will be over sooner or later," the caption read.
A Facebook user, who identified herself as Mr Wong's sister, wrote on Saturday: "My beloved brother Gary was killed this morning. He had a big heart... (cared) for his family and loved to help the needy. But this morning, God took him away from us."
5 killed in Tanjong Pagar crash: 29-year-old driver believed to have sped before crashing into shophouse
CNY Tanjong Pagar accident: Woman badly burnt trying to save boyfriend from burning car, says friend
Jonathan Long
Mr Long also worked for Aviva Financial Advisers as a senior financial services manager, according to his social media profiles.
In some photos, Mr Long, who graduated from RMIT University at the SIM Global Education campus with an economics and finance degree, can also be seen posing with sports cars, including a blue BMW.
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Before or the aftermath?
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Because they had already enjoyed their lives while others are still struggling?
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It's not rich or poor, or young or old.
If you die due to your own idiocy, we have to laugh.
Pity and sympathy are only reserved for those who died or injured due to that idiocy.
Refer to the rich Tiong and his Ferrari. Pity only the taxi driver and his Jap female passenger.
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More deaths pls
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emergency resources wasted due to reckless driver behaviour, fortumately no innocent pedestrain & road user invovled.
Absolute zero pity and mercy on the driver, all dead passenger collateral damage.
恭喜恭喜Jonathan long.
Absolute zero pity and mercy on the driver, all dead passenger collateral damage.
恭喜恭喜Jonathan long.
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BMW M4 coupe is believed to be Mr Jonathan Long, 29, while two of his passengers have been identified as Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29, and Mr Eugene Yap, 29.
Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Teo Qi Xiang, 26.
Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Teo Qi Xiang, 26.
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If it had been a Tesla 3.3s performance model, the emergency restrain feature would have auto pilot the car to safety.