SINGAPORE – The police have caught the driver, and his female passenger, who fled from a fatal Tampines crash that killed a young couple on Oct 29.
The 30-year-old man will be charged on Oct 31 with dangerous driving causing death and eight other traffic offences, including using a deregistered vehicle.
The accident at around 10.35pm on Oct 29 involved a blue Audi that ploughed through the road divider, slamming into the couple’s motorcycle and another car along Tampines Avenue 12.
The motorcyclist, Mohd Emirul Danial Mohd Zulkifly, and his wife, Nursyarafana Norazman, who was riding pillion, died after being taken to the hospital.
The couple, both 24, were buried next to each other at Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery on Oct 30.
Family members told The Straits Times at their burial that the couple were expecting a second child. They leave behind a six-year-old son.
The 25-year-old driver of the other car was also taken to hospital but was conscious.
The Audi driver and his 29-year-old female passenger had abandoned the car and fled the scene. They did not help the injured.
On Oct 31, the police said they identified the occupants of the Audi and arrested them on Oct 30 around West Coast Road.
In photos of the accident in Tampines circulating on social media, various vehicles can be seen in severely damaged states.
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