Doctors in Singapore extract baby from pregnant Malaysian victim of fatal accident


SINGAPORE: Doctors here extracted a premature baby from a Malaysian victim of a fatal road accident that happened in Jurong West on Saturday.

The woman, who has been identified as Goh Chieh Ting, 25, was six months pregnant when she was hit by a lorry while crossing the road, Shin Min Daily News reported on Sunday.

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