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Netizens enraged when a car ran a red light and hit a boy riding a bicycle, say there are brakes for a reason

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April 30, 2026
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SINGAPORE: An unlucky occasion occurred within the streets of Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5 when a automotive determined to run a pink mild and struck a boy driving a bicycle, crossing the highway. The incident occurred final April 29, 2026, at roughly 2:30 within the afternoon. 

In a video posted on Fb, it was clearly seen how a younger boy wished to cross the road when he was struck by a black car. The automotive hit the boy’s bicycle, which led to the younger man flying within the air and dropping management. 

As reported by Lianhe Zaobao, a girl biking behind the boy witnessed the accident and tried to assist him up. Nevertheless, because of the impression, the boy struggled to get on his toes. Moreover, on the time of the accident, a development employee carrying a helmet and a reflective vest was crossing the highway, and when he noticed the boy, he carried him to the aspect whereas ready for rescue. 

When contacted, the Singapore Civil Defence Drive remarked that after receiving the report, the authorities instantly went to the scene for rescue. 

With this, netizens expressed their ideas and opinions on what occurred. One remark declared: “The visitors mild is clearly on pink for the driving force, but he nonetheless drives throughout. What’s he pondering?? As for many who assist the bike owner, they meant nicely by attempting to maneuver him to a safer location, however utilizing pressure to raise up the bike owner might trigger extra hurt if he has sustained bone or inner damage.” 

One other netizen stated that there ought to be a compulsory jail time period for the driving force, and there ought to be a further cost for failure to supply help to the boy. Some claimed that the driving force was distracted and thought that the driving force was taking a look at or speaking on the cellphone. 

“There are issues referred to as brakes in a automotive to make use of,” another concluded. 

Nevertheless, there have been feedback the place folks thought that the kid ought to be extra cautious subsequent time round. One stated: “His mom ought to educate him to cease at visitors lights to ensure each car stops earlier than driving by the crossing, even when it’s your proper of manner.” 

Different associated information 

In different information associated to Singapore accidents, there was a latest report the place a buyer claimed {that a} beautician scratched her face with a blade whereas doing an eyebrow touch-up and did not apologise. 

“I felt very disenchanted with the angle proven. Accidents can occur, however you will need to take duty and apologise to the shopper,” the shopper claimed. 

Learn extra in regards to the information story right here. 





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