Man In Singapore Jumps Out Of Moving Vehicle After An Alleged Quarrel With His Wife

An incident involving a private-hire vehicle (PHV) has gone viral in Singapore recently after a man jumped out of said vehicle following an alleged quarrel with his wife. Shared on the Professional PHV Drivers Facebook group by a user named Botak Sidhu, the same post was re-uploaded by SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook page and have received over 244 shares and 706 likes as of the time of writing.

In the original post, it was revealed by the Facebook user who claimed to be the driver that a male passenger, who boarded the PHV together with his wife suddenly jumped out of the vehicle while it was moving. The post further alleges that the couple was quarrelling when the man suddenly jumped out.

The caption of the post asserted,

“Passenger jumped out of my moving car after fighting with his wife. What a spoiled day !!! Grrrrrr.”

In the re-uploaded post by SG Road Vigilante – SGRV, the couple can be seen giving their statements individually to the police officers who arrived at the scene. An ambulance was also spotted in one of the photos, whereby the man’s hands and legs were injured following the incident.

As reported by AsiaOne, the Singapore Police confirmed that they received an emergency call along Cluny Road where the incident took place at about 8.55am on 23 July 2022. The local police also confirmed that a 28-year-old man was brought to the hospital and was later apprehended under Section 7(1) of the Mental Health Care (Care and Treatment) Act 2008. Furthermore, he was also referred to the Institute of Mental Health for psychiatric evaluation.

It is still uncertain as to what actually caused the man to jump out of the moving PHV. One thing’s for sure though, the action is extremely dangerous and could lead to serious injuries as well as fatality, so never try to do it okay!

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