Three killed in NZ camper van crash were Singaporeans


The crash happened along Te Moana Road near the town of Geraldine at around 1am on April 17. - SCREENGRAB FROM GOOGLEMAPS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): The three people killed in a camper van crash in the South Island of New Zealand on April 17 were Singaporeans, NZ police revealed.

They were Sherwin Chong Shi Yun and Yang Xinyue, both 21, and Vincent Lim Jia Jun, 24, news media New Zealand Herald reported on Tuesday (May 9). Their deaths have been referred to a coroner.

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