Crane that crushed van in Sengkang removed from road


The crane had been removed from the site (left) at around 9am on April 10. This came after the crane toppled onto road at the junction of Compassvale Street and Punggol Road the day before. - ST

SINGAPORE: The crane that fell and crushed a van in Sengkang on Tuesday (April 9) has been removed from Punggol Road and traffic resumed at around noon the day after, said residents.

Information technology engineer, Anant Pradhan, 47, a Sengkang resident, said the crane was still on the road at 1am on April 10, but it was gone when he went to the site at around 9am.

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