I found it:
Truck driver dies when piles of steel rods fall on
cabin Tracy Sua Fri, Sep 14, 2007
The Straits Times
A truck driver died when a heavy load of steel rods from the
back of his long trailer surged forward, piercing through his seat
and flattening the driver's cabin.
The freak accident happened at about 2.20 pm outside a warehouse
on Lokyang Way, near the junction of Pioneer North Road in
Tuas.
The driver is identified as Mohd Ghazali Masoothu, aged 38.
Rescuers from the Singapore Civil Defence Force's elite Disaster
Assistance and Rescue Team took about 40 minutes to remove the
rods, pile by pile, with a crane.
They also had to use a spreading and cutting tool to open up the
mangled wreckage to extricate the driver?s body.
Delivery driver Mr Yeo Yeow, 43, who was coming out of the
warehouse to go for tea, said the truck driver?s cabin was reduced
to a flattened heap.
"I have never seen anything like it," said a stunned Mr Yeo, who
sent pictures of the accident scene to Stomp, The Straits Times
interactive portal.
"The incident reminds me that I must be careful when I drive my
cargo."
In another accident shortly after at 3pm, one container truck
trailer, and two double-decker buses collided with each other along
the Pan Island Expressway towards Jurong, near the Lornie Road
exit.
One bus driver was injured and rushed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
He had abrasions on his forehead and body.
The public buses were not carrying passengers as it was
off-service time.
Police are investigating both accidents and appeal to anyone
with information to call the Traffic Police hotline at
1800-547-1818
RIP.
So it pays not to cause people to brake for no good reason,
because its not just our lives, but everyone's at stake here.
Here's the link: http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20070914-25486.html