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Female cyclist hits uncle and leaves him lying in a pool of his own blood

Female cyclist hits uncle and leaves him lying in a pool of his own blood

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A heartbreaking post was posted on Facebook about an incident that had happened yesterday (June 16) along Yuan Ching Road. 

According to the post, a female cyclist had hit a 68-year-old uncle as he was walking to his hawker stall and left him lying in a pool of his own blood. Passers-by noted that the cyclist was using her handphone prior to the incident and did not have proper lights on her bicycle.

The man's daughter wrote a statement regarding the incident, stating that her father had hit his head and fainted upon the impact. He was then promptly sent to the hospital, where his injuries had shown that the impact was huge due to the fast speed of the bicycle. 

Continuing her statement, she urged all cyclists to ride at a safe speed along pedestrian walkways and to install lights to alert senior citizens and other pedestrians of their presence. 

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She ended her statement with a plea for more cycling paths around the area as there are many senior citizens living in the estate.

Netizens' reactions

Many netizens expressed their well wishes for the uncle in the comments, with some reprimanding the cyclist for not helping an injured senior citizen. 

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We wish the uncle a speedy recovery too and hope that the cyclist would be brought to justice soon. 

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He should made a police report of the incident and go for a medical check up.

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The most serious urge he never scratch on.

I seriously urge all riders that knock people down to stop and help them and not faster siam and pretend it wasn't them.

:D 

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Thr Garment should forget abt shared path...and build bicycles only path. That way number of accidents sure decrease. Less danger to both pedestrains on pathway and drivers on road. 

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Somebody should teach those in the ivory tower about change management.

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Must have carrot and stick approach.

Stop and help - light slap on wrist.

Hit and Run - 100% go jail + big fine

Let's see how the cyclists react in future.

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