SG: Man killed after 3 car crash
A 25 year old man was killed after his van was involved in a three-vehicle collision on the BKE at around 7:30am on Monday. The accident happened in close proximity to the Bukit Panjang exit in the direction of the PIE, and involved a lorry and a car as well. The van driver was killed on the spot, and the lorry driver has been arrested in connection with the accident. Investigations are ongoing.Pictures used for illustration purposes only.
OneShift Editorial Team
07 Jan 2015
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