Singaporean motorcyclist killed in accident on Malaysia’s North-South Expressway in Johor
A 56-year-old Singaporean motorcyclist died in a collision with an MPV on Malaysia's North-South Expressway. Two other motorcyclists were injured, and local police are currently investigating the incident.
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Listen Summarise A 56-year-old Singaporean motorcyclist died after crashing into the back of an MPV on Johor's North-South Expressway near Kulai. The motorcyclist lost control while traffic ahead was moving slowly; two other Malaysian motorcyclists were injured in the incident. Police are investigating the case and urge all road users to follow traffic rules and stay alert for safety. AI generated
KULAI, Johor – A 56-year-old Singaporean motorcyclist was killed after crashing into the back of a luxury multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) along the North-South Expressway near Kulai in Johor.
Kulai Officer in Charge of Police District Assistant Commissioner Tan Seng Lee said police received information about the accident at about 2.05pm on Aug 2, which occurred at KM44.6 of the expressway heading south.
“The motorcyclist was travelling southbound with two other motorcyclists, aged 57 and 39, who were Malaysians,” he said.
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