A Uber driver who was involved in a horror crash who killed his young passenger and left him with broken legs, thanked Australians for their support.
Almost $ 115,000 was picked up for Muhammad Usman, 25, after Top Obstetrician Rhys Bellinge crashed against his Honda Jazz in Dalkeith, Perth, crashed.
Elizabeth Pearce, 24, was tragically killed in the crash.
The police claim that Bellinge crossed on the wrong side of Birdwood -Parade after reaching speeds of 130 km/h in a zone of 50 km/h and various red lights.
He would be almost four times over the limit and blew 0.183 on a first test.
Mr. Usman has no family in Perth, but at least one of his parents tries to fly to Australia from Pakistan while he recovers in the hospital.
The graduated engineering revealed that he had planned an interview for the Monday after the crash, but that opportunity lost in an 'instant'.
“Unfortunately my life took a devastating turn when I was involved in an unfortunate large motor vehicle accident in which a young and pure soul of Elizabeth Pearce also left us, may her soul rest in peace,” he wrote on a GoFundMe page.
Almost $ 115,000 was picked up for Muhammad Usman, 25, after Top Obstetrician Rhys Bellinge on 15 February against his Honda Jazz in Dalkeith, Perth, crashed on February 15
Dr. Rhys Bellinge (photo) is said to have been crossed on the wrong side of Birdwood -Parade after reaching speeds of 130 km/h in a 50 km/h zone and ran several red lights.
Elizabeth Pearce, 24, was tragically killed in the crash just a few minutes from her parents' house
'Because of the accident, I suffered serious injuries, including but not limited to both broken legs and a broken dominant hand.
“I am currently admitted to the hospital and I am confronted with a long, challenging route to recovery.”
In an update, Mr Usman said he was amazed by the reaction of Gulle Australians who had donated almost $ 115,000 from Thursday.
“You believe in me and my journey means the world, and I am enthusiastic for the future, knowing that I have such an incredible community behind me,” he said.
Belling remains in police detention after he has been accused of manslaughter and causes serious physical injury. He will then be confronted with the court on 19 March.
It is understood that the health authorities reject him.
The Pearce family said that their whole world was 'crushed' in a statement.
'Our beautiful, clear girl brought sunshine to our lives and we are now in the darkness. We ask you to respect our privacy in this heartbreaking time, “they said.
