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Gong Cheebye Drives His Merz Into Sinkie River! Two People Dead!

halsey02 said:
I have watched the reenactment of the car coming out of the basement of the that shopping centre by a reporter on the internet, there was a 1st hump to slow the car & it is an upward slope, then there is another hump before exiting...the car went over two humps, up a slope, out of the car park, hit some bushes, a lamp post, a tree & the metal fencing lining the canal & into the river....must be some acceleration for that to happen right? I am sure the CCTV at the underground car park, will show, what had happened..unless by some....it was not turn on or maintained....

According to the report...the car belong to the deceased brother..not the husband...or ? you know, all these business people, their cars are never registered under their names...their mother, sister, father, brother, servant....driver etc....I use to read some court cases in the past...or those who know..will know...:rolleyes:
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There is a LACKED safety feature - a strong safety barrier at where the bush is. To block any car from dashing like that from exit into river.

SUE VALLEY POINT!
 
The Valley Point carpark is haunted ?

Why did they have hurried to get out of the place and completely lost their sense of bearing ?

When a person drives like this, he or she is no longer looking at the road in front of him. She is frightened stiff and just want to get away as fast as she can.

Someone should go into the carpark to bust the ghost.
 
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who they votedfor? confirm pls. also license plat enumbr for 4d.
 
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This is not as good as what I needed to illustrate my point, but I don't have a better pic.

My WARNING IS: It is easy to happen, and I had seen it myself. A car mat can bet seriously CRUMPLED and JAMS ACCELERATOR into totally uncontrollable mode, car just run by itself, if you stepped breaks, you are also stepping harder on accelerator in that case.



Just imagine from the above picture that driver's foot actually kicked the mat towards the front bit by bit every time, until about 30-40 cm of the mat's length is folded double triple or four layers, or rolled up into a roll, and then jammed below the break panel and above the accelerator That's it! You are set for BIG FUCKING SURPRISE.

Unless you disengage the gear into N or P, or turn off the engine key, ASAP, you are fucked.
 
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mee_siam_hum said:
There is a LACKED safety feature - a strong safety barrier at where the bush is. To block any car from dashing like that from exit into river.

SUE VALLEY POINT!
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Yes they should have some safety barrier for the whole stretch of road next to canal.
 
Wunderfool said:
The Valley Point carpark is haunted ?

Why did they have hurried to get out of the place and completely lost their sense of bearing ?

When a person drives like this, he or she is no longer looking at the road in front of him. She is frightened stiff and just want to get away as fast as she can.

Someone should go into the carpark to bust the ghost.
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What superstitious nonsense. It's not uncommon for lady drivers to slam on accelerator instead of brake in case of emergency. Once that happens, she would freeze with her foot stuck onto the accelerator. It has happened time and again everywhere.
 
mee_siam_hum said:
There is a LACKED safety feature - a strong safety barrier at where the bush is. To block any car from dashing like that from exit into river.

SUE VALLEY POINT!
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Hoy! Sue PAP lah, why put canal there
 
mee_siam_hum said:
There is a LACKED safety feature - a strong safety barrier at where the bush is. To block any car from dashing like that from exit into river.

SUE VALLEY POINT!
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why don't you say if they drain the canal and filled it up with dirt, they could still be alive today.
 
mee_siam_hum said:
There is a LACKED safety feature - a strong safety barrier at where the bush is. To block any car from dashing like that from exit into river.

SUE VALLEY POINT!
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Valley Point Shopping Centre owned by F&N soft drinks :confused:



http://www.frasersbizcommunity.com/Properties/Valley-Point-Shopping-Centre.aspx




Frasers Centrepoint Limited (FCL), the wholly-owned property arm of Singapore-listed consumer group

Fraser and Neave, Limited, is one of Singapore’s top property companies, with total assets of S$10.36 billion.


From owning just a single shopping mall in 1983, Frasers Centrepoint has since grown to become an

integrated real estate company with a portfolio of residential, commercial and serviced residences spanning

20 countries across Asia, Australasia, Europe and the Middle-East. Its serviced residences management

company, Frasers Hospitality, has award-winning gold-standard serviced residences in 31 gateway cities.

Frasers Property, FCL’s international property arm, develops world-class projects in UK, Australia, New

Zealand, China, Thailand and Vietnam.

FCL also manages Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT, a Singapore-listed retail trust), and Frasers Commercial

Trust (FCOT, a Singapore-listed office/business space trust).

As a testament to its excellent service standards, best practices and support of the environment, the

company is the proud recipient of numerous awards and accolades both locally and abroad.

Website: www.fraserscentrepoint.com
 

Two dead after car plunges into Alexandra Canal:

Mother and daughter were shopping before accident



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The two bodies retrieved after a car plunged into the canal along Delta Avenue are that of a mother and daughter.

They have been identified as Madam Yep Lay Choo, 51, and her daughter, Ms Kimberly Poon, 22.

Stomper David sent photos of the incident that happened at about 9pm last night (Jan 24) via Stomp's WhatsApp.

The Stomper previously reported that it might be a man and a woman, but newer reports indicate that they are mother and daughter instead.

According to Chinese newspaper Lianhe Zaobao, the two women were both long-haired and fair-skinned. One wore a T-shirt with black and white stripes.

According to The Straits Times, the silver Mercedes emerged from the carpark of Valley Point Shopping Centre in River Valley Road at around 9pm.

It drove straight into the bushes next to Alexandra Canal before hitting the water.

A 33-year-old eye witness said, "I heard a loud bang as the car hit the barrier before it went straight into the canal."

The police and the Singapore Civil Defence Force arrived shortly after, as about 200 people gathered near the canal and the mall to see what was happening.

Stomper Anishar sent in a video of rescue personnel in action, trying to retrieve the bodies from the canal.

Investigations are ongoing.

Madam Yep's husband, Mr Robin Poon, 50, who runs a car repair business, said he did not know what had caused this unfortunate accident.

"I'm just lost," he told The Straits Times.

He was at the morgue on Monday morning with relatives to collect the victims' bodies.

Mr Poon said the family had gone for lunch in the afternoon at an Italian restaurant at Hotel Vagabond in Syed Alwi Road, followed by a foot massage.

They then went their separate ways for dinner as Mr Poon had an appointment.

"That was the last I saw them," he said.

Madam Yep, who worked in human resource, and Ms Poon, a student and their only daughter, went for dinner at Valley Point Shopping Centre. The duo took the family car, a silver Mercedes E250.

Madam Yep's brother, Mr Yep Tai Sai, 54, said CCTV footage from the mall showed the two walking happily in the carpark carrying grocery bags.

"They were smiling and walking, nothing was wrong," said Mr Yep.
 
Madam Yep's brother, Mr Yep Tai Sai, 54, said CCTV footage from the mall showed the two walking happily in the carpark carrying grocery bags.



Yep Tai Sai


http://www.kamei.co.jp/english/ir/pdf/20150327_01.pdf



Lee Huat Yap Kee Pte. Ltd.

Shareholders -

Yap Kah Thiam 33%, Yep Tai Sai 20%
Yep Tai Seng 20%, Yep Tai Ann 20%
Yep Lay Choo 7%
 
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Madam Yep's brother, Mr Yep Tai Sai, 54, said CCTV footage from the mall showed the two walking happily in the carpark carrying grocery bags.


Merz car is owned by Yep Tai Sai
 
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