On 7 July, a serious traffic accident occurred in Johor Bahru that rendered a motorcyclist brain dead.
Unfortunately, the rider passed away two days after the accident.
The deceased was 40-year-old Yang Yongyong, who worked in Singapore as a bus driver before his death.
Source: Shin Min Daily News on Facebook
According to Shin Min Daily News, the 40-year-old bus driver was riding a motorcycle along a road in Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru.
However, he ended up getting into an accident at a T-junction.
Source: Shin Min Daily News on Facebook
8world reported that the victim was then escorted to the hospital where doctors noted that the victim had suffered many serious injuries.
As a result, he was declared brain dead.
Following two days of treatment, he passed away from his injuries on 9 July.
According to China Press, a woman had shared a Facebook post regarding the accident.
Source: China Press
She claimed that the victim had been hit by a grey car at a T-junction of the road.
Apparently, the car’s driver did not stop to check on the injured man and instead chose to flee the scene.
In her post, she appealed for witnesses to speak up about the incident, and share any dashcam footage.
She also urged the accused driver to own up to their mistakes.
The woman, however, has since deleted her Facebook post.
According to Shin Min Daily News, the police are currently investigating the situation.
However, based on their current evidence, it appears that the victim had lost control of his motorcycle. As a result, he had gotten into an accident.
The police will continue their investigations and have also appealed for witnesses.
MS News extends our deepest condolences to the victim’s loved ones.
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Featured image adapted from Shin Min Daily News on Facebook.
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