14 cedera dalam nahas jalan raya babitkan dua bas di Singapura

SINGAPURA: Seramai 14 cedera termasuk lima daripadanya serius selepas terbabit dalam satu nahas jalan raya melibatkan dua buah bas di Singapura pada Ahad.

Nahas berlaku di Bukit Batok Bus Interchange, menurut Anggota Parlimen Bukit Batok, Murali Pillai di akaun Facebooknya.

Namun, katanya "kecederaan mangsa tidak mengancam nyawa".

Beliau turut mengucapkan terima kasih kepada pegawai Angkatan Pertahanan Awam Singapura yang bertindak pantas.

Sementara itu, The Straits Times melaporkan nahas berlaku kira-kira 5 petang dan bas berkenaan dikendalikan Tower Transit.

Memetik jurucakap syarikat berkenaan, 16 orang terlibat dalam nahas itu, dua pemandu dan 14 penumpang.

-- BERNAMA

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