Gwyneth Lok on Life Support in Melbourne Crash
Living in a Medical Dream
Miss Gwyneth Lok, a spirited 20‑year‑old project executive from Chupa, has been slipped into a coma after a brutal head injury at Melbourne’s Alfred Hospital. The Aussie doctors are warning the family to brace for the worst.
Family Fly‑In
- Parents, teenage brother – all in Australia to keep an eye on their youngest.
- Miss Lok, fresh out of Ngee Ann Polytechnic with a diploma in early childhood education.
What Went Down?
The accident took place Saturday night in Windermere, near a tree on Madden Road. A blue Renault, with five Singaporeans aboard (four women & a man), collided with a white Triton that crashed into the left side. The Renault finally stalled against a nearby tree.
Other Casualties
- Nasuha Nasser – 21‑year‑old psychology & communication student, charged with dangerous driving causing serious injury.
- Two school‑mates passenger – minor injuries, taken to Ballarat Base Hospital.
- Ruth – the 48‑year‑old Triton driver – left unharmed.
- Ten‑year‑old Triton daughter – only minor injuries.
- Miss Naimi Nasser – Nasuha’s twin sister, business student, critical head & chest injuries, now stable.
Legal Take‑away
Nasuha was granted bail last Monday; if convicted she could face up to 5 years’ prison for dangerous driving or 10 years if negligence is proven. A court return is scheduled for February.
About Miss Lok
Originally thought to be 26, she flew from Singapore last week for a 10‑day holiday. She’s described as bubbly, independent, and a super‑traveler. Just when she was about to save up for further studies, life put a pause on her plans.
Current Status
Alfred Hospital staff confirm Miss Lok is in the Intensive Care Unit. The employer, Chupa, hasn’t replied to inquiries.
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