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Near accident for runaway child at Yishun

Near accident for runaway child at Yishun

chitchatboy

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Ever since the Circuit Breaker measures have kicked in, more people have started working out in the parks as that is one of the few things left that you can do that is not indoors. 

Naturally, jogging and cycling in parks is one of the more popular outdoor activities but while we are engaged in such activities, it is best to keep a lookout for your family members.

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As seen on Singapore Roads safety/Roads safety.SG facebook page, the camera car was traveling along Yishun Ave 8 on 15th of May 2020 when the driver saw a child straying onto the road with his kick scooter. 

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According to the Facebook post, the child's parents were not idenitified in the video(might have been the man on the right with a white top). Thankfully for the boy, a passing cyclist managed to the pull the child to safety.

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Meanwhile the camera car driver claimed to have swerved into the middle lane while a fast-moving lorry was coming up from behind. Viewers can spot the lorry zooming past the cyclist and the kid in the video.

Naturally, netizens were fast to flame the parents for not caring for the kid. The lorry that zoomed past did not escape the flames too.

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Watwheels

Why Yishun again? LoL...

The boy is a potential escooter nuisance rider in future.

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Windwaver

I don't see the parents, maybe it's the grandparents? 

Elderlies can't really run after a kid unfortunately.

 

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1fast1

Everyone in Yishun is a siao lang, and apparently, they start young.

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