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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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Is there any link for that movie?Maybe she wanted to die alongside her sweetheart. You cannot stop a woman who's in love.
This vintage Jap movie will teach you about this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Story_of_a_Prostitute
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any idea, his family background ?
..was there a report which stated that the car "did a few rounds.." ?
How long was the sound of engine / exhaust revving happening before the impact?
Video shows girlfriend of driver running to burning car
BMW seen in footage skidding, spinning out of control and then slamming into shophouse
Video footage has emerged showing the moment a young woman ran towards a burning car in Tanjong Pagar Road in a bid to save her boyfriend and their four friends trapped inside.
In the footage obtained by The Straits Times, the white BMW M4 coupe is seen skidding for two seconds at around 5.40am last Saturday, the second day of Chinese New Year.
It then spins out of control before slamming into a shophouse farther away. The car's signal lights can be seen blinking for about 15 seconds before the vehicle explodes in a ball of fire.
About 20 seconds later, Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey appears in the video. She is seen running towards the burning car and right into the flames.
She emerges 10 seconds later, covered in flames, and is seen running to some shophouses on the opposite side of the road.
The CCTV camera footage also shows a white car pulling up several metres from the crash.
The driver gets out and at first runs towards the burning car before turning left towards a row of shophouses. He is later seen trying to help Ms Oh douse the fire on her clothes. At one point, a woman is also seen trying to help her.
Ms Oh, 26, a former air stewardess, is still in critical condition at Singapore General Hospital. She is reported to have suffered burns to 80 per cent of her body.
A taxi also stops near the crash and the driver is seen getting out of the car. Fire trucks arrive about seven minutes after the accident.
The car was driven by Ms Oh's boyfriend, Mr Jonathan Long, 29, a financial adviser at Aviva Financial Advisers.
All five occupants in the car died.
Mr Eugene Yap, 29, Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Wilson Teo Qi Xiang, 26, were also with Aviva Financial Advisers.
Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29, used to work there.
The Straits Times saw six video clips with time stamps between 5.24am and 5.50am.
The BMW is seen going from one end of a stretch of road to the other three times before losing control and crashing during the fourth time.
It is understood that Ms Oh and the others were at Ggang Tong, a Korean eatery owned by a friend, opposite the site of the crash.
Mr Long's father, 62, told Shin Min Daily News on Monday that Ms Oh is like a daughter to him.
She and his son had been together for many years and were planning to get married soon and buy a home.
Ms Oh, who is from Johor, has been featured in The Straits Times several times over the years. In 2013, she was in a story about getai performers.
She said she had been performing in the shows since she was 16 to help pay for her school fees while studying at a polytechnic here.
She was also featured in a behind-the-scenes look at the getai scene in August last year.
In that piece, she said she jumped at the chance to take part in an online getai show.
Last September, she was featured in a regular fitness column in The Sunday Times where she shared tips on how she kept fit.
She had flown just twice since March, with the last being on June 13 to London, and recently had to take a pay cut.
BMW seen in footage skidding, spinning out of control and then slamming into shophouse
Video footage has emerged showing the moment a young woman ran towards a burning car in Tanjong Pagar Road in a bid to save her boyfriend and their four friends trapped inside.
In the footage obtained by The Straits Times, the white BMW M4 coupe is seen skidding for two seconds at around 5.40am last Saturday, the second day of Chinese New Year.
It then spins out of control before slamming into a shophouse farther away. The car's signal lights can be seen blinking for about 15 seconds before the vehicle explodes in a ball of fire.
About 20 seconds later, Ms Raybe Oh Siew Huey appears in the video. She is seen running towards the burning car and right into the flames.
She emerges 10 seconds later, covered in flames, and is seen running to some shophouses on the opposite side of the road.
The CCTV camera footage also shows a white car pulling up several metres from the crash.
The driver gets out and at first runs towards the burning car before turning left towards a row of shophouses. He is later seen trying to help Ms Oh douse the fire on her clothes. At one point, a woman is also seen trying to help her.
Ms Oh, 26, a former air stewardess, is still in critical condition at Singapore General Hospital. She is reported to have suffered burns to 80 per cent of her body.
A taxi also stops near the crash and the driver is seen getting out of the car. Fire trucks arrive about seven minutes after the accident.
The car was driven by Ms Oh's boyfriend, Mr Jonathan Long, 29, a financial adviser at Aviva Financial Advisers.
All five occupants in the car died.
Mr Eugene Yap, 29, Mr Elvin Tan Yong Hao, 28, and Mr Wilson Teo Qi Xiang, 26, were also with Aviva Financial Advisers.
Mr Gary Wong Hong Chieh, 29, used to work there.
The Straits Times saw six video clips with time stamps between 5.24am and 5.50am.
The BMW is seen going from one end of a stretch of road to the other three times before losing control and crashing during the fourth time.
It is understood that Ms Oh and the others were at Ggang Tong, a Korean eatery owned by a friend, opposite the site of the crash.
Mr Long's father, 62, told Shin Min Daily News on Monday that Ms Oh is like a daughter to him.
She and his son had been together for many years and were planning to get married soon and buy a home.
Ms Oh, who is from Johor, has been featured in The Straits Times several times over the years. In 2013, she was in a story about getai performers.
She said she had been performing in the shows since she was 16 to help pay for her school fees while studying at a polytechnic here.
She was also featured in a behind-the-scenes look at the getai scene in August last year.
In that piece, she said she jumped at the chance to take part in an online getai show.
Last September, she was featured in a regular fitness column in The Sunday Times where she shared tips on how she kept fit.
She had flown just twice since March, with the last being on June 13 to London, and recently had to take a pay cut.
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Omg. There are literally pieces of her being burnt and falling to the ground. Also note that the victims had about 15 seconds to escape between the point of impact to the blast but I guess they were all unconscious and couldn't move.
getai gf will squat and take leedio of bf driving other guys to take taxi?
Or they tried to move but couldn't as the interior was crumpled up. They're stuck.
Escape is only possible in Hollywood movies.
most likely her clothing. her hair and skin would have been singed and melted (vaporized) respectively.