Key takeaways
Donations for the orphaned son of victims in the Tampines Avenue 12 crash have exceeded S$428,000, but online users have questioned the legitimacy of the fundraiser initiated by a relative.
- The October 29 crash killed a 24-year-old couple who were expecting their second child.
- A relative started the appeal after the couple's first child was left orphaned.
- The organiser shared a PayNow QR code and a photo of the boy to solicit donations.
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SINGAPORE, Nov 2 — What started as a fundraising appeal for the orphaned son of the couple killed in the Tampines Ave 12 crash, soon found itself under scrutiny after online users questioned the legitimacy of the drive.
The allegations prompted its organiser to publicly defend the appeal.
As of today, donations for the fundraiser had exceeded S$428,000 (RM1.4 million).
The fundraiser was started by a relative of one of the deceased victims following the fatal Tampines crash.