18yo M'sian Suffers Broken Leg & Hand After Crashing His Motorbike Into PDRM SUV in Perak

An 18-year-old Malaysian suffered multiple injuries, including a broken leg and hand after losing control of his motorcycle and crashing into a Royal Malaysia

As reported by Sinar Harian, the accident happened at the traffic light at Kilometre 4 of the Gerik-Jeli Highway in Bandariang in Gerik.

The PDRM patrol SUV was stopping at the red light of the traffic light junction when suddenly the vehicle was hit by one of the motorcycles from behind.

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