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title: "Woman injured in fatal Tampines crash seeking psychiatric treatment, damaged car affecting father’s work at Jurong Island"
url: "/trending-now/woman-injured-fatal-tampines-crash-seeking-psychiatric-treatment-damaged-car-affecting-fathers-work"
published: "2026-11-04T07:37:46.000Z"
updated: "2026-11-04T07:41:34.000Z"
section: "Trending Now"
authors: ["Trixy Toh"]
tags: ["TNP News","fatal acident","Tampines crash","damaged car","jurong island"]
---

# Woman injured in fatal Tampines crash seeking psychiatric treatment, damaged car affecting father’s work at Jurong Island

*The woman injured in the recent fatal Tampines crash is seeking help to cope with the trauma of the accident, while the damage to the family’s car is affecting her father’s work at Jurong Island.*

A woman injured in the recent fatal Tampines crash is seeking help to cope with the trauma of the accident, while the damage to the family’s car is affecting her father’s work at Jurong Island.

In an Instagram post on Nov 3, Tampines GRC MP  Baey Yam Keng said he had visited Mira, the woman in question, who is also a Tampines resident.

## Seeking treatment for trauma, damaged car affecting father’s work

Baey, who is also Minister of State for Transport and Culture, Community and Youth, said he was relieved that Mira had not suffered serious physical injuries.

However, he noted that she was seeking psychiatric treatment for the trauma that she went through.

Baey also shared that the car, which belonged to Mira’s father, was badly damaged and had to be scrapped, affecting his work as he relies on the vehicle to travel to Jurong Island.

During the visit, Baey also discussed assistance that Mira’s and her family might require, which include legal advice and insurance claims.

“I wish Mira a smooth and speedy recovery. My thoughts are also with the family of the couple who tragically lost their lives in the accident,” he wrote.

![woman Tampines crash trauma car work](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/stomp/41b6bb1af3d3a78ae9db1f2131c4c17b48b46056f6b3b1c5f52d6bcc0c6bb446)
*“I wish Mira a smooth and speedy recovery,” he wrote.*

Baey added that he had asked to meet with the relevant agencies to discuss possible measures along Tampines Avenue 12 to prevent similar accidents.

Baey’s post received more than 2,400 likes and dozens of comments, with many netizens wishing Mira a speedy recovery.

“Get well soon Mira,” a comment read.

An Instagram user, who identified himself as a family member of Mira, thanked Baey in a comment for visiting and checking on the family.

“Appreciate the kind gesture,” he said.

![woman Tampines crash trauma car work](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/stomp/3229d94338ca220dc7bd61b7170c1f6979a56164b0d2f19e55c962a34ec0f267)
*A user who identified himself as a family member of Mira thanked Baey in a comment for visiting and checking on the family.*

## Driver who fled the scene handed 9 charges

At around 10.35pm on Oct 29, a car ploughed through a road divider along Tampines Avenue 12 and slammed into a motorcycle and another car.

The motorcyclist and his wife, who was riding pillion, were taken to hospital but later died. The couple, both 24 and expecting their second child, leave behind a six-year-old son.

The 25-year-old driver of the other car, Mira, was taken conveyed conscious to the hospital.

Muhammad Zulfiqar Abdul Aziz, 30, who fled the scene of the crash, was driving despite being disqualified from holding a licence from March 2026 to March 2032.

He was handed nine charges on Oct 31. His case will be heard again on Nov 27.

Those convicted of dangerous driving causing death face up to eight years’ jail, while using a deregistered vehicle carries a maximum two-year jail term and a $20,000 fine.