clau00006Nov 11 min readA 24-year-old driver exits the Mercedes after it collides with a lamp post in Sembawang and stands in the middle of the road.At Sembawang Road, a white Mercedes-Benz struck a light on October 30 and uprooted three or four small trees.The driver reportedly raced to the center of the road after exiting his vehicle and stood there in a trance, according to Shin Min Daily News.The airbags were activated, and the car was badly wrecked, with components all over the grass. The lamp post, meanwhile, split in two.According to Shin Min Daily News, the motorist appeared to be in shock and at one point need assistance. He even need a friend's company in order to use the restroom.The Singapore Police Force (SPF) and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) were notified of a traffic accident on October 30 at 8:50 p.m. along Sembawang Road towards Canberra Road in response to Mothership's inquiries.According to SPF, the vehicle was thought to have self-skidded down the road.Despite having minor injuries, a 24-year-old male driver declined to be taken to the hospital.Investigations by the police are still ongoing.
At Sembawang Road, a white Mercedes-Benz struck a light on October 30 and uprooted three or four small trees.The driver reportedly raced to the center of the road after exiting his vehicle and stood there in a trance, according to Shin Min Daily News.The airbags were activated, and the car was badly wrecked, with components all over the grass. The lamp post, meanwhile, split in two.According to Shin Min Daily News, the motorist appeared to be in shock and at one point need assistance. He even need a friend's company in order to use the restroom.The Singapore Police Force (SPF) and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) were notified of a traffic accident on October 30 at 8:50 p.m. along Sembawang Road towards Canberra Road in response to Mothership's inquiries.According to SPF, the vehicle was thought to have self-skidded down the road.Despite having minor injuries, a 24-year-old male driver declined to be taken to the hospital.Investigations by the police are still ongoing.
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