Singaporean boy, 7, dies in Johor Bahru accident; unlicensed lorry driver tests positive for meth

7yo SG Boy Dies After Unlicensed, Meth-Positive Lorry Driver Crashes Into His Family's Car in JB - WORLD OF BUZZ

A Singaporean boy died after the vehicle he was travelling in with his family was hit by a lorry that skidded into the opposite lane at about 10:34pm on Sunday (March 16) at Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru. In a statement, the Johor Bahru Selatan District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Raub Selamat, shared that the deceased victim was a 7-year-old boy while the others in the vehicle, which include his parents, his younger sibling and an Indonesia…

Singaporean boy, 7, dies in Johor Bahru accident; unlicensed lorry driver tests positive for meth

Of the people in the car, four were Singaporeans - including the driver - and the remaining one is an Indonesian citizen.

Singaporean boy, 7, dies in Johor car accident; lorry driver tests positive for meth

The boy was one of the four passengers in the car driven by his father. Read more at straitstimes.com.

7-year-old S'porean boy dies after lorry crashes into car in JB, driver tests positive for drugs

7-year-old Singaporean boy dies after lorry crashes into car in JB A seven-year-old Singaporean boy tragically died after a lorry crashed into his family’s car in Johor Bahru (JB), Malaysia at around 10.34pm on Sunday (March 16). According to Johor Bahru South District Police Chief, Assistant Commissioner Raub Selamat, the 57-year-old lorry driver lost control of his vehicle, causing it to veer into the opposite lane. Source: Polis Daerah Johor …

S'pore boy, 7, thrown out of car in..., Latest News - The New Paper

A Singaporean boy died in hospital on March 17 after a car accident in Johor involving a lorry whose driver has tested positive for methamphetamine, said the police in Johor....

7-year-old Singaporean boy flung out of car in fatal Johor accident; lorry driver didn't have licence, tests positive for drugs

A 7-year-old Singaporean boy died in Johor after he was flung out of the car he was in, following a collision with a lorry. The lorry driver later tested positive for methamphetamine and did not have a valid licence, according to the Johor police. The accident occurred at around 10.30pm on Sunday (March 16), said Johor Baru (South) police chief Assistant Commissioner Raub Selamat on Monday (March 17). The lorry and the Singapore-registered car c…