Survivor returns with ashes


Fateful journey: Song (second from left) and his brother Jihwan (background, right) carrying the urns of their parents and sister at Changi Airport as Amroni's father Ayoub Ahmat looks on.- The Straits Times/Asia News Network

SONG Seoung Hwan, who watched his family die in last week’s road tragedy on the Central Expressway, is alive today only because he was at the side of the car jacking it up.

That act saved his life when a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) ploughed into his parents, his sister and her boyfriend, who were standing at the rear of the Toyota Wish at 4am last Friday.

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