A 43-year-old motorcyclist tragically lost his life earlier this week after allegedly self-skidding along the Pan-Island Expressway (PIE) in Singapore.
However, family members remain skeptical of the circumstances and are now appealing for witnesses to provide footage of the incident.
According to 8world News, the victim, identified as Mr. Huang Wen Bin (transliteration), was a Malaysian from Kedah who had been working in Singapore for four to five years.
Employed as a salesperson for a beverage company, Mr. Huang was reportedly on his way to work when the accident occurred on 24 Oct.
His younger brother, Mr. Huang Wen Jie, expressed disbelief that the experienced rider—who had over a decade of motorcycling experience—would self-skid.
Mr Huang also said that the family only wanted to know the truth about how his brother died.
Otherwise, it’s very difficult for us to let go,” he told 8world News.
A Dutiful Son and Father
Known for his dedication to his family, Mr. Huang regularly sent money back to support his loved ones in Malaysia.
He leaves behind two children, aged six and 18, as well as his grieving mother, who broke down upon learning about her eldest son’s passing.
Earlier in October, during his birthday celebration, Mr. Huang had expressed his wish to continue caring for his mother and children.
Family Appeals for Footage
The family hopes that any available footage will help clarify the events surrounding the accident, which resulted in Mr. Huang suffering fatal head injuries.
The body has been arranged for repatriation to his hometown, where the funeral will take place on 28 Oct.
The family’s appeal continues as they search for closure in the wake of this sudden tragedy.
