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A graduate of the Singapore Polytechnic, who was in a coma after a car accident in Australia this weekend, died at the hospital as a result of her injuries.
Twenty-year-old Gwyneth Lok, who died yesterday, said Victoria police four days after the collision of the blue Renault with another car in Windermere, more than 100 km from Melbourne.
The Renault stopped after hitting a tree at the intersection of Remembrance Drive and Madden Road around 8:15 pm, causing Ms. Lok serious head injuries.
Victoria police announced that she would be reviewing the charges against Nasuha Nasser, 21, who was driving the Renault.
Nasuha, a student in psychology, media and communications at the University of Melbourne, was charged on Sunday with dangerous driving causing serious injury as well as gross negligence.
She is released on bail and is scheduled to appear in Ballarat court on February 21st.
According to the Australian news service Nine News, if any of the four passengers died as a result of his injuries, the charges against Nasuha could become guilty of driving and dangerous driving causing death. .
The maximum penalty for these offenses is 20 years in prison.
Doctors at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne had previously asked Ms. Lok's family to prepare for the worst, New Paper reported on Tuesday.
Several family members, including his parents and his 13-year-old brother, flew to Melbourne.
Ms. Lok, a recent graduate of Ngee Ann Polytechnic with a degree in Early Childhood Education, was one of five Singaporeans involved in the accident.
Nasuha and two of his colleagues, including a man, were transported to the baseball hospital with minor injuries.
Another passenger, Nasuha's twin sister, Naimi, an undergraduate student at Singapore Management University, was rushed to the Royal Melbourne Hospital for treatment after the accident.
The driver of the second vehicle, a 48-year-old man, and his passenger, a 10-year-old girl, were not injured, police said.
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