SINGAPORE - A polytechnic student punched a cabby after his
girlfriend's motorbike collided with the taxi at Woodlands Street
12 on the night of Mar 10, 2014.
According to omy.sg, the female motorcyclist, 20-year-old Shamila,
had got her licence just three months ago.
Shamila was thrown off her bike when she collided with the taxi and
suffered abrasions on her face. She feared that the abrasions would
leave permanent scars on her face.
As a
result, her angry boyfriend threw a punch at the 50-year-old
cabby.
The
cabby was switching from the left to the right lane when he
unknowingly collided with the motorbike. He then saw Shamila and
her boyfriend both fall off the bike onto the road, reported Shin
Min.
He
said: "I wanted to check whether they were injured, but not only
did her boyfriend stop me, he even threw a punch on my left
cheek."
His
face was swollen but during the interview with the reporter, he
shook his head and said he would not pursue the matter.
According to SCDF, Shamila and her boyfriend were sent to Khoo Teck
Puat Hospital.
When
Shamila's mother arrived at the scene, which is near where they
live, both of them had already been sent to hospital. She was very
worried when she saw the bloodied helmet.
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