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12-01-2015, 04:01 AM
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Accident Involving Singapore Registered Car in Malaysia
Accident Involving Singapore Registered Car in Malaysia Fatal accident involving S'pore registered car in Selangor: One body lies on road, while badly injured man sits on grass patch nearby. Photos circulating online show a Singapore registered car being involved in an accident in Selangor, Malaysia recently. Stomper Felicia alerted Stomp to a facebook post on the accident that states that it occurred in Kampung Raja Uda. A Singapore registered Honda car is seen lying in a ditch by the side of the road. A badly injured man was also seen sitting by the side of the road. Blood was pouring from the wounds on his head and body. In another photo (not shown here), a man was seen grieving next to a body covered in sheets on the road. |
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12-02-2015, 12:08 AM
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Re: Accident Involving Singapore Registered Car in Malaysia
I found some more information on the accident. The New Paper Feb 20, 2015 Fatal accident involving S'pore registered car in Johor: 13-year-old girl killed in crash What started out as a road trip to Perak to celebrate Chinese New Year ended in tragedy for a family of five on Wednesday. They were travelling on the North-South Highway in Malaysia when the 43-year-old father apparently lost control of the Singapore- registered Honda Stream he was driving. It crashed near Yong Peng in Johor at around 1.30pm and his 13-year-old daughter was killed. The father, his two sons and a 20-year-old daughter, survived the accident with minor injuries. Responding to queries from The New Paper, Inspector Mursyidah Abdul Malik from Muar police headquarters' traffic division said all five people in the car were Malaysians. The father and the two sons, aged 21 and 19, work in Singapore. His wife and their two daughters live in Johor Baru. The wife could not join them for the trip to Perak as she only had a day off from work, said Inspector Mursyidah. She also told TNP that the survivors were taken to a hospital and were discharged on Wednesday night. |
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12-02-2015, 01:39 AM
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Re: Accident Involving Singapore Registered Car in Malaysia
nice find, from Perak to Johor will take nearly 5½ hours journey and the driver must be lack of sleep. From Johore to Singapore about 1 hour plus journey. Must have a good rest before having a long hour journey |