How were the 14 injured split between National University Hospital and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital?

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The 14 injured were split between National University Hospital and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital as six and eight, respectively.
Of the 14 people taken to hospital after the multi-vehicle crash on Singapore’s Pan Island Expressway (PIE), six were sent to National University Hospital and eight were sent to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. The Singapore Civil Defence Force confirmed this hospital split.
National University Hospital received six injured people
The Singapore Civil Defence Force confirmed that six of the 14 injured were taken to National University Hospital. This accounts for the smaller half of the hospitalised group.
Ng Teng Fong General Hospital received eight injured people
The same confirmation showed that eight of the 14 injured were sent to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. Together, the six and eight totals match the full number of people taken to hospital.
The hospitalised total came from a 14-person count
Police said 14 people, aged between 23 and 54, were taken to hospital following the crash near the Jurong Town Hall Road exit. SCDF also stated that five other people declined hospital treatment, but the six-and-eight split specifically covers the 14 who were hospitalised.
The crash involved multiple vehicles and triggered emergency response
Emergency services were alerted at around 6.30pm, and the collision involved two cars, a tipper truck, and two lorries. SCDF added that one driver was trapped in his seat and had to be freed using hydraulic rescue equipment.

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