On Wednesday (18 Sept) afternoon, a Singaporean motorcyclist died in an accident at the Johor Bahru (JB) checkpoint.
The accident occurred at about 1.40pm in the motorcycle lane of the Johor Causeway towards JB. 52-year-old Mohammad Razim reportedly lost control of his motorcycle, causing him to crash into the guardrails.
According to China Press, the man fell onto the road after crashing into the concrete guardrails on the left side of the road. Unable to avoid the man, a motorcycle ran over the 52-year-old, causing fatal injuries.
Police say the Singaporean died at the scene after sustaining severe injuries to his head and body.
Malaysian police are currently investigating the case under Section 41(1) of the Road Traffic Act 1987 for dangerous and reckless driving causing death.
Source: China Press
According to 8world News, local police have notified the deceased’s family and are also looking for witnesses to further clarify the details of the accident.
A similar accident occurred four weeks ago when another motorcyclist died on his way home to JB from Singapore. The motorcyclist also lost control of his vehicle, causing it to overturn.
This led to critical injuries, which decapitated him, killing him on the spot.
Also read: Motorcyclist decapitated in accident on Second Link, was returning home to JB from S’pore
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Featured image adapted from China Press.
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