Singapore-registered Audi involved in JB multi-vehicle accident on 25 Feb
On Tuesday (25 Feb), a black Audi convertible with a Singapore license plate ended up in a car accident in Johor Bahru (JB), with the driver fleeing the scene.
The incident occurred at about 7.15pm on a road outside the KSL City Mall. Allegedly, the black Audi car collided with a Proton.
Source: Facebook
It then appeared to have crashed into the cars parked along the side of the road
The accident resulted in severe damage to the front of the Audi. Photos showed the bumper badly mangled and crumpled.
Debris was strewn everywhere, with the Audi’s airbags inflated as well.
The black car had crashed into a Volkswagen, knocking it sideways onto a footpath and causing serious damage to its rear.
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The crash also affected two other parked vehicles, but they suffered comparatively lesser damage.
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Videos on Facebook showed a man helping the female Audi driver out of the wreckage.
A large number of passers-by had also gathered around to assist them.
Source: SGRV FRONT MAN on Facebook
The lady moved very slowly, seemingly dazed or hurt.
Witness claims driver was drunk
An eyewitness at the scene alleged that the driver was drunk.
Source: YK Wong on Facebook
He claimed that he helped her with the handbrake and turned off the car’s power supply to prevent a fire, only for her to scold him.
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Translation: I helped with the handbrake and even helped to turn off the ignition switch to prevent a fire. She ended up giving me a scolding. Â
The female driver subsequently hurried away from the scene with the passenger.
According to the police, none of the motorists involved suffered serious injuries.
However, the Audi driver was not at the scene when they arrived and never made an accident report.
In a statement, the police called for all involved drivers to report to the JB Police headquarters.
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