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Sentosa: Lamborghini involved in accident, three taken to hospital

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Yesterday evening, three people were taken to hospital after an accident on Sentosa Island, involving three cars.

Photo: Facebook/SG Road Vigilante

Two drivers and a passenger were between the ages of 21 and 38.

According to other sources, the driver of the Lamborghini is a 22-year old male, with his passenger being a 21-year old male.

A police spokesman said that the three men “were conscious when conveyed to the Singapore General Hospital”.

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The accident occurred along Allanbrooke Road towards Cove Avenue at about 4.55pm, and the police were subsequently alerted.

Photos circulating Facebook showed that the Lamborghini was completely overturned, with a black Toyota Estima and green Mini Cooper having rather bad dents.

Photo: Facebook/SG Road Vigilante

According to the post on ‘Roads.sg’, a popular Facebook forum for road-related incidents, the accident happened in an ares of ‘50 kph maximum speed limit. The speed limit on the island is 40kmh, but on some two-lane stretches – such as those leading to and from Sentosa Cove – it is 50 kmh”.

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Netizens were highly unsympathetic and instinctively blamed the driver of the Lamborghini because of his car known for its speed, with the ability to reach 100kmh in under three seconds.

        

A friend of the passenger in the Mini Cooper spoke out:

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