Subject: RE: Accident involving government vehicle SLL9157S and your vehicle SKS2327P at Changi Airport T4 Carpark 4A, Lot 105
From: "Chris TAN (CNB)" <[email-masked]>
To: Alvin Eng <[email-masked]>
Cc: "Shirlene YEO (CNB)" <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2019 08:16:21 +0000

Message Classification: Confidential

Dear Alvin

My apologies, there were some errors in the computation in my previous email. The correct figures are:

                Item                                                                             Price (S$)

               Replace Front LH Fog Lamp Cover                            580.80

               Repair & Re-Spray Paint for Front Bumper             272.00

               Replace Front LH Fog Lamp Cover                               34.00

               Towing services                                                             238.00

                                                            TOTAL                             1,124.80 (before GST)

Chris Tan

Logistics Officer

Corporate Services Division

DID: (65) 6557 4315

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From: Chris TAN (CNB)
Sent: Thursday, 27 June 2019 4:06 PM
To: 'Alvin Eng' <[email-masked]>
Cc: Shirlene YEO (CNB) <[email-masked]>
Subject: RE: Accident involving government vehicle SLL9157S and your vehicle SKS2327P at Changi Airport T4 Carpark 4A, Lot 105

Message Classification: Confidential

Dear Alvin

Please refer to attached photos.

Your photos tally with ours on the damage to the fog lamp cover and front bumper.

We will not hold you liable for the damage to the fender (item 1.3 on the attached repair quotation).

As such, the repair costs are revised as follows:

               Item                                                                             Price (S$)

               Replace Front LH Fog Lamp Cover                            580.00

               Repair & Re-Spray Paint for Front Bumper             272.00

               Towing services                                                             238.00

                                                            TOTAL                             1,090.00 (before GST)

As you have stated in your email that you ‘do not question the amount quoted by SMRT on the job that will be done’, we will proceed to repair the vehicle.

Thank you.

Chris Tan

Logistics Officer

Corporate Services Division

DID: (65) 6557 4315

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From: Alvin Eng <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
Sent: Thursday, 13 June 2019 6:07 PM
To: Chris TAN (CNB) <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
Cc: Shirlene YEO (CNB) <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
Subject: Re: Accident involving government vehicle SLL9157S and your vehicle SKS2327P at Changi Airport T4 Carpark 4A, Lot 105

Dear Chris

Sorry for the late reply.

Please find photos taken after the accident had happened.

I do not question the amount quoted by SMRT on the job that will be done. I just need to make clear that the damage on the side fender near the wheel arc is not caused by me.

As happened on the night, I was reversing my vehicle into car park lot when I realised I was too close to the front of the damaged black vehicle that was parked besides me. I quickly stopped and moved forward and do a proper parking into the car park lot. After doing so I got down and check to see if there's any damaged done. That's when I saw the front bumper was scratched. I left a note to indicate that it was done by me on your vehicle. The angle at which it had happened does not allow any contact of my vehicle and the damaged vehicle to have further damage that may have caused any further scratches on both vehicles. I am refuting on the wheel arc damage that was found and not the cost served to me.

Thank you and I hope I have managed to explain a little clearer on why I request for a pre check before proceeding to rectify the damages done.

On Thu, 13 Jun 2019, 16:18 Chris TAN (CNB), <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>> wrote:

   Message Classification: Confidential

   Dear Alvin

   As spoken on the phone yesterday, you would need to appoint an auto assessor to conduct a survey to determine if the repair quote is reasonable. The cost of this survey would have to be borne by you. Please confirm if you wish to do so.

   As for whether the damage was caused by you, please furnish us with photos of both vehicles taken after the accident.

   Thank you.

   Chris Tan

   Logistics Officer

   Corporate Services Division

   DID: (65) 6557 4315

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Central Narcotics Bureau

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   From: Alvin Eng <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
   Sent: Tuesday, 11 June 2019 5:51 PM
   To: Chris TAN (CNB) <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
   Cc: Shirlene YEO (CNB) <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>>
   Subject: Re: Accident involving government vehicle SLL9157S and your vehicle SKS2327P at Changi Airport T4 Carpark 4A, Lot 105

   Dear Sir

   Please kindly arrange for a pre inspection before proceeding for repair service. I have doubt on the left fender damaged that might have been caused by me. Your kind reply is very much appreciated.

   Thank you

   On Tue, 11 Jun 2019, 17:37 Chris TAN (CNB), <[email-masked]<mailto:[email-masked]>> wrote:

      Message Classification: Confidential

      Dear Alvin,

      I refer to the above accident.

      2.            As a result of the accident involving the Government vehicle SLL9157S and your vehicle SKS2327P at Lot 105, Carpark 4A of Changi Airport Terminal 4 on 27 May 2019, our vehicle has been damaged. Our police report, photos of damage and repair quotation by our workshop are attached.

      3.            Before we proceed to repair the damaged vehicle, please let us know within 2 working days (by 13 Jun 2019) of your receipt of this notice whether you would like to conduct a pre-repair survey of the vehicle.

      4.            If we do not receive any reply from you within the stipulated timeline, we shall proceed to repair the vehicle without further reference to you. Thank you.

1

Police Report

2

Photographs of damage

3

Repair Quotation

      Chris Tan

      Logistics Officer

      Corporate Services Division

      DID: (65) 6557 4315

Keeping Singapore Drug-Free

Central Narcotics Bureau

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