Remains of Pinay in Singapore car accident returned to PHL

The remains of one of the two Filipino women who died in a car accident at a shopping mall in Singapore has arrived late Wednesday evening, according to a tweet by GMA News' Ian Cruz.

Labi ni Arlyn Nucos, isa sa dalawang namatay na OFW sa isang aksidente sa Singapore, naiuwi na sa Pilipinas @gmanews pic.twitter.com/c245uw6H5j

— Ian Cruz (@_iancruz) January 1, 2020

Overseas Filipino worker Arlyn Nucos was among the victims of a vehicular accident in which a car rammed into a metal railing in Lucky Plaza on Sunday. 

"Parang freak accident ang nangyari kaninang hapon, between four and five, dito sa likod ng Lucky Plaza, na isang private sedan ay nawala sa road tsaka binangga ang grupo ng kababayan natin na nagpapahinga sa gilid ng daan at dinala pa pababa doon sa isang driveway ng Lucky Plaza," Charge d' Affairs Adrian Candolada said.

He added that the four injured were brought to state-run Tan Tock Seng Hospital.

In a separate interview on Tuesday, Candolada said one of the victims has been discharged from the hospital.

According to Candolada, all the victims were domestic helpers who had been working in Singapore for several years.

Meanwhile, Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary Ed Meñez said assistance will be given to the victims. — BAP, GMA News