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Fatal Tampines accident: Motorcyclist and wife were expecting 2nd child

The young couple who were killed after a car hit their motorcycle along Tampines Avenue 12 on Thursday (Oct 29) night were expecting their second child.Mohd Emirul Danial Mohd Zulkifly and his wife Nursyarafana Norazman, both 24, also had a six-year-old son, reported The Straits Times.The motorcyclist and pillion rider had fallen unconscious after the three-vehicle accident and subsequently died...

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Fatal Tampines accident: Motorcyclist and wife were expecting 2nd child
Fatal Tampines accident: Motorcyclist and wife were expecting 2nd child

The young couple who were killed after a car hit their motorcycle along Tampines Avenue 12 on Thursday (Oct 29) night were expecting their second child.

Mohd Emirul Danial Mohd Zulkifly and his wife Nursyarafana Norazman, both 24, also had a six-year-old son, reported The Straits Times.

The motorcyclist and pillion rider had fallen unconscious after the three-vehicle accident and subsequently died in hospital, the police said.

A 25-year-old woman driving another car also suffered injuries and was conscious when taken to hospital.

A 30-year-old male car driver did not render assistance to the three victims and fled the scene with his 29-year-old female passenger.

Police arrested them on Friday, and the man will be charged in court on Saturday.

Emirul and Nursyarafana were buried side by side at the Pusara Aman Cemetery in Choa Chu Kang on Friday.

Nursyarafana's sister, who gave her name as Syauqina, told Berita Harian the former was about one month pregnant.

Saiful Rizal, Nursyarafana's uncle, told The Straits Times that the family was shocked by the accident.

"We're concerned about her son's welfare and care. For the time being, my sister will look after the boy," he was quoted as saying.

Dashcam footage circulating online shows the couple were riding along the second lane, while the car driven by the 25-year-old woman was next to them in the left-most lane.

Suddenly, a car travelling in the opposite direction crashes through the central divider and rams into the motorcycle and car before flipping on its side.

An eyewitness who wanted to be known as Syazwani told The Straits Times that the motorcyclist and his wife riding pillion were flung into the air.

The police said early Saturday morning that the 30-year-old man who fled was driving a deregistered car with a cloned number plate.

He was also driving under disqualification.

He is set to face a litany of charges in court on Saturday:

Dangerous driving causing hurt;

Dangerous driving causing death;

Driving under disqualification;

Failing to stop after an accident;

Failing to render assistance after an accident;

Using a motor vehicle without insurance coverage;

Using a deregistered car;

Using a car without a licence;

Exhibiting a false licence plate.

For dangerous driving causing death, offenders face up to eight years' jail.

The offence of driving under disqualification carries a fine up to $10,000, or up to three years' jail, or both.

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