The SCDF rescued one of the drivers using hydraulic rescue equipment. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – Three people were taken to hospital after an accident between a car and a taxi on the Pan Island Expressway on Monday, which left a driver trapped in his seat.
Upon SCDF’s arrival, a person was found trapped at the driver seat of a car - they did not specify which vehicle - and was rescued using hydraulic rescue equipment.
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