Bike owner dies in suspected early morning hit-and-run accident alongside Adam Highway

SINGAPORE – A 43-year-old male bike owner died after an alleged hit-and-run accident alongside Adam Highway on Wednesday morning.

The police stated they have been alerted to an accident at 6.29am on Wednesday involving a automotive and a bicycle alongside Adam Highway, in the direction of Lornie Highway, earlier than the exit to the Pan-Island Expressway heading to Tuas.

The bike owner was unconscious when he was taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital, the place he died, stated the police and Singapore Civil Defence Pressure.

The police added that two males, aged 38 and 40, are aiding with investigations.

The Straits Occasions understands that one of many two males is the proprietor of the automotive, believed to be a white Mercedes, and the opposite is his acquaintance.

The bike owner was a member of the Australian and New Zealand Affiliation (Anza) Biking membership.

A message was posted on the membership’s Instagram Tales at round midday. It learn: “Expensive Anza Biking group. We’re conscious of an incident that occurred this morning, through which an Anza bike owner, a part of our triathlon group, has handed away.

“We’re working to seek out out extra data, however for now, out of respect for his household, we urge you to not share photographs or conjecture in regards to the incident.” It was signed off by the Anza Biking Committee.