Survivor of Tampines crash has no serious injuries but seeking psychiatric treatment: Baey Yam Keng

The fatal accident involved a blue Audi that ploughed through the road divider and slammed into a motorcycle and another car on Tampines Avenue 12 on Oct 29.

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Published Nov 03, 2026, 09:19 PM

Updated Nov 03, 2026, 09:19 PM

The sole survivor of the Tampines crash, Mira, has no serious physical injuries but is seeking psychiatric treatment. Her father’s badly damaged car was scrapped, affecting his work travel.

Tampines GRC MP Baey Yam Keng said help is being arranged for legal advice and insurance claims. He also wants agencies to consider safety measures along Tampines Avenue 12.

The crash killed a motorcyclist and his pregnant wife. Driver Muhammad Zulfiqar Abdul Aziz faces nine charges, while police warn against reckless driving and deregistered vehicles.

SINGAPORE – The sole survivor of the Tampines crash that killed a motorcyclist and his pregnant wife on Oct 29 did not suffer any serious physical injuries but is seeking psychiatric treatment, said Tampines GRC MP Baey Yam Keng.

In a Facebook post on Nov 3, Baey said he and grassroots leaders had visited the accident victim, who he identified as Mira.

He said the car she had been driving, which was her father’s and was badly damaged in the accident, had to be scrapped. This has affected Mira’s father’s livelihood as he needs the vehicle to commute to Jurong Island for work.

“We discussed the help they needed, including legal advice and insurance claims. Hopefully our referrals would accord them the necessary assistance soon,” added Baey, who is also Mayor of North East District.

Besides wishing Mira a “smooth and speedy recovery”, Baey also said his thoughts were with the couple who were killed in the accident.

The Minister of State for Transport added: “I have asked to meet up with the relevant agencies to discuss whether any measures could be implemented along Tampines Avenue 12 to prevent such accidents from happening.”

The accident at around 10.35pm on Oct 29 involved a blue Audi that ploughed through the road divider and slammed into a motorcycle and Mira’s car on Tampines Avenue 12.

The driver – Muhammad Zulfiqar Abdul Aziz, 30 – and his passenger fled the scene.

The motorcyclist and his wife, who was riding pillion, both 24, died after being taken to hospital. They were buried next to each other at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on Oct 30.

Family members had told The Straits Times at their burial that the couple were expecting a second child. They leave a six-year-old son. A gag order was issued on the identities of the victims because of their son.

Police arrested Zulfiqar, and the 29-year-old woman he was with at the time of the accident, on Oct 30 around West Coast Road. She has not been charged.

Zulfiqar was on Oct 31 handed nine charges: dangerous driving causing death, dangerous driving causing hurt, 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 vehicle, using a vehicle without a licence, and exhibiting a false licence plate.

He was not offered bail after the judge found he posed a flight risk. His case will be heard again on Nov 27.

According to charge sheets seen by ST on Nov 3, Zulfiqar drove the car despite being under a six-year driving disqualification from March 2026 to March 2032.

Court papers also showed that he had been convicted on two separate occasions of driving while under disqualification – in November 2021 and July 2025.

Those convicted of dangerous driving causing death can be jailed for up to eight years, and those convicted of using a deregistered vehicle can be jailed for up to two years and fined $20,000.

There were 40 cases involving deregistered vehicles in 2022, and 39 in 2023. This jumped to 75 in 2024 and 245 in 2025. In the first five months of 2026, the Land Transport Authority investigated 122 cases.

The police said using deregistered vehicles and driving while disqualified is reckless and irresponsible, and they will not hesitate to take firm action against those who endanger other road users.

Singapore’s roads are now at their most dangerous in years, with traffic deaths hitting a 10-year high of 149 in 2025, compared with 141 in 2016.

The number of people injured also rose from 9,342 in 2024 to 9,955 in 2025.

10 月 29 日，在淡滨尼 12 道发生了一起致命交通事故，一辆蓝色奥迪冲过道路隔离带，撞上了一辆摩托车和另一辆汽车。

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发布于 2026 年 11 月 3 日 晚上 9:19

更新于2026年11月3日晚上9:19

淡滨尼车祸的唯一幸存者米拉没有严重的身体损伤，但正在接受心理治疗。她父亲严重受损的汽车已被报废，影响了他的工作出行。

淡滨尼集选区议员白炎庆表示，政府正在安排法律咨询和保险索赔方面的协助。他还希望相关机构考虑在淡滨尼12道沿线采取安全措施。

事故造成一名摩托车骑手及其怀孕的妻子丧生。肇事司机穆罕默德·祖尔菲卡尔·阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹面临九项指控，警方同时警告公众切勿鲁莽驾驶和驾驶已注销车辆。

新加坡——淡滨尼集选区议员白炎庆表示，10月29日发生在淡滨尼的车祸中，一名摩托车手及其怀孕的妻子不幸身亡，唯一的幸存者没有遭受任何严重的身体伤害，但正在接受精神治疗。

11月3日，贝伊在Facebook上发帖称，他和基层领导人探望了事故受害者，他称受害者为米拉。

他说，米拉当时驾驶的那辆车是她父亲的，在事故中严重受损，不得不报废。这影响了米拉父亲的生计，因为他需要这辆车去裕廊岛上班。

“我们讨论了他们需要的帮助，包括法律咨询和保险索赔。希望我们的转介能尽快为他们提供必要的援助，”贝伊补充道，他同时也是东北区区长。

除了祝愿米拉“早日康复”之外，贝伊还表示，他与在事故中丧生的那对夫妇同在。

交通部政务部长补充道：“我已经要求与相关机构会面，讨论是否可以在淡滨尼12道沿线实施任何措施，以防止此类事故再次发生。”

10 月 29 日晚上 10 点 35 分左右发生的这起事故中，一辆蓝色奥迪冲过道路隔离带，撞上了一辆摩托车和米拉的汽车，地点位于淡滨尼 12 道。

司机穆罕默德·祖尔菲卡尔·阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹（30岁）和他的乘客逃离了现场。

摩托车驾驶员和坐在后座的妻子均为24岁，送医后不治身亡。10月30日，两人被合葬于蔡厝港穆斯林公墓。

死者家属在葬礼上告诉《海峡时报》，这对夫妇正期待着第二个孩子的降生。他们留下了一个六岁的儿子。由于死者的儿子牵涉其中，当局下令禁止透露死者的身份。

警方于10月30日在西海岸路附近逮捕了祖尔菲卡尔和事发时与他在一起的29岁女子。该女子尚未被起诉。

10 月 31 日，祖尔菲卡尔被控九项罪名：危险驾驶致人死亡、危险驾驶致人受伤、无证驾驶、肇事逃逸、肇事逃逸、驾驶无保险车辆、驾驶已注销车辆、无证驾驶车辆以及使用伪造车牌。

法官认为他有潜逃风险，因此未准予保释。他的案件将于11月27日再次开庭审理。

根据《海峡时报》11月3日看到的起诉书，祖尔菲卡尔在2026年3月至2032年3月期间被吊销驾照六年，但他仍然驾驶了这辆车。

法庭文件还显示，他曾两次因在被取消驾驶资格期间驾驶而被定罪——分别在 2021 年 11 月和 2025 年 7 月。

因危险驾驶致人死亡而被定罪者，最高可判处八年监禁；因使用注销车辆而被定罪者，最高可判处两年监禁并处罚款 20,000 美元。

2022年有40起涉及注销车辆的案件，2023年有39起。2024年跃升至75起，2025年跃升至245起。2026年的前五个月，陆路交通管理局调查了122起案件。

警方表示，使用注销车辆和无证驾驶是鲁莽和不负责任的行为，对于危害其他道路使用者的行为，警方将毫不犹豫地采取严厉措施。

新加坡的道路目前处于多年来最危险的时期，预计 2025 年交通事故死亡人数将达到 10 年来的最高值 149 人，而 2016 年为 141 人。

受伤人数也从 2024 年的 9342 人增加到 2025 年的 9955 人。